Universal Coverage of Antiretroviral Treatment in Senegal

Case management intervention is a multi-step process to coordinate care and provide a family-like support system for people living with HIV. Individuals are assigned to a specific case manager who will provide support throughout the study. The case management approach has five key components: 1) initial meeting between person living with HIV and case manager; 2) follow up meeting between case manager and participant; 3) biweekly automatic text messages sent to participant; 4) monthly phone calls from case manager; and 5) face-to-face meetings between case manager and participant every 6 months.