$27.3M in expenses

Medical services: following a successful merger of wellness networks, INC. In detroit, mi, vivent health now operates in colorado, illinois, missouri, texas, michigan and wisconsin. Across all locations, vivent health cared for more than 18,600 patients and clients in FY 2024. In FY 2024, vivent health provided $14,634,238 worth of uncompensated care, and provided 29,858, medical care appointments, 14,338 dental appointments, 12,546 behavioral health and wellness appointments and filled more than 314,800 prescriptions. 97% of vivent health medical patients rate their overall experience as good or very good. The vivent health HIV medical home provides patients with the following: medical care that includes medical management of HIV disease, primary care for general health conditions, diagnosis and treatment of other chronic and co-morbid conditions, psychiatry, including telepsychiatry for the patients living considerable distances from their mental health provider, medication adherence counseling including drug interaction and side effect counseling, HIV prevention education and counseling including pre exposure prophylaxis for HIV-negative individuals, and referrals and close monitoring for needed specialty care; dental care services that include preventive and restorative care, oral health education, cleanings, fillings and dental prosthetics, partial and full dentures and oral surgery; behavioral health care services that include mental health screenings and treatment, neuropsychological testing, alcohol and other drug treatment and individual and group counseling and wellness programs; medical case management that assures successful health outcomes by enrolling patients into care, identifying and securing health care payer sources when available, providing medication and appointment adherence counseling, ensuring patient referrals to specialty care are completed, conducting HIV prevention counseling and assisting patients in accessing other needed services; the vivent pharmacy dispenses medications and medication adherence counseling is available to all HIV patients, regardless of ability to pay through the integrated vivent pharmacy medication assistance program. Health care providers are also able to utilize the expertise of vivent health pharmacists in providing care to their patients.

$13.3M in expenses

Social services: vivent health provides social services including social work case management, legal services, housing programs, rent and utility assistance and access to food pantries that are integrated with the health care services provided to HIV patients. Vivent health offers integrated social services to help HIV patients overcome serious social determinants of health that are often the difference between successful disease management and a long, healthy life or rapid disease progression. In FY 2024, vivent health witnessed year-over-year increases in food pantry clients served (18%), total food pantry orders (18%) and home deliveries ( 3% decrease 23 to 24 fyi from cheryl: which would be expected as covid times wind down); and served over 1,600 housing clients 88% of which received housing case management services and 46% of which received housing financial support. By helping patients overcome barriers to health care related to poverty, discrimination, homelessness, and hunger, vivent health allows patients to focus on successfully adhering to complex treatment regimens that afford them the best opportunity for health. In all locations, vivent health partners with other organizations to avoid unnecessary duplication of services.

$10.4M in expenses

Prevention services: in all locations, vivent health provides aggressive, targeted education, prevention and testing services. In FY 2024, vivent health conducted 3.784 HIV tests, 3,628 hepatitis c (HCV) tests, and 25.099 STI tests. Vivent health provided tens of thousands of HIV prevention contacts utilizing HIV and STI prevention and risk reduction counseling for men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs, and others at-risk for HIV, HCV and STI, including the distribution of more than 800,000 condoms, through personal interventions, the internet and social media; HIV/HCV/STI counseling and testing services; syringe access services (more than 5.1 million syringes were distributed), harm reduction, navigation and referral services; and overdose prevention education (distributed 75,906 doses of naloxone and saved 2,104 peer lives).