How we help
IPAC supports access to the following in a way that's both culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate:
- Clinical preventive services, such as childhood immunizations, screenings and health counseling.
- Community infection prevention, like HIV/STI tests.
- Case management, such as coordinating care for tuberculosis (TB).
IPAC aims to build and maintain trusted partnerships with communities that have been traditionally excluded and may have co-occurring diagnoses. These include, but aren't limited to, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and trans, questioning, intersex, asexual or agender, and two-spirit; Black, Latina/o and Indigenous people; people experiencing housing insecurity; and people experiencing substance use disorders (SUD).
Contact us
For more information, please email IPAC at [email protected].
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Immunizations
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