The Wisconsin HIV Program is the lead agency in Wisconsin government responsible for coordinating the state’s public health response to the HIV epidemic.
Undetectable=Untransmittable
Scientific studies confirm that people living with HIV who have undetectable levels of HIV in their body don't transmit HIV to their sex partners. These findings reinforce the importance of staying in medical care to keep HIV undetectable.
For people at risk of HIV, testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. For those who test positive, early and ongoing treatment can help achieve undetectable levels of HIV and pave the way for a healthy and full life.
Feeling shame or fear about HIV can go away—it’s now about science, not stigma. Read more about the HIV Prevention Revolution.

Basic HIV Information

Overview of the HIV Program

Drug Assistance Program

HIV Partner Services

Statistics and Reports

Wisconsin HIV Prevention and Care Plan
The statewide plan for HIV prevention and care services in Wisconsin
- One page summary of the Plan, P-01631
- Ten page overview of the Plan, P-01582a
- 2019 Progress Report, P-02474

Community Planning and Training
Website of statewide HIV community planning and training of HIV prevention and care service providers funded by the Wisconsin HIV Program

Calendar of Events

HIV Program Staff Directory

Resources for Clinicians

Insurance Assistance Program

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

HIV Program Notes

Plans, Guidelines, and Policies
Technical information for agencies funded by the HIV Program

CDC Resource Library

Historic Timeline, P-02441
Looking for HIV information or services in Wisconsin?
CDC-INFO is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) national information center that can locate HIV-related services in Wisconsin. CDC-INFO offers live agents by phone to help find the latest, reliable, and science-based health information.
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