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Our team prevents and treats various infectious diseases in San Bernardino County and the surrounding communities. We’re committed to providing you with high-quality, compassionate care.
Our infectious diseases specialists are highly trained to diagnose and manage a wide range of infections, from HIV and sexually transmitted infections to Valley fever and infections in immunocompromised hosts. We partner with our patients and colleagues to create effective, individualized treatment plans.
We are currently conducting clinical trials in outpatient HIV prevention (PrEP) and outpatient COVID-19 treatment. If you would like to participate in any of our clinical trials, please call the Clinical Trial Center at 909-558-5830.
We are committed to preventing HIV infection and providing compassionate care for people who have tested positive and are living with HIV. We provide HIV testing, PrEP preventive therapy, diagnosis, treatment, and outbreak response for HIV. If you have advanced HIV, our skilled specialists can help you manage opportunistic infections.
We offer PrEP, a daily tablet that prevents HIV from developing when you are exposed to the virus. We are also studying a new type of PrEP given as an injection that lasts for six months.
If you would like to participate in our study and receive the new PrEP shot, please call the Clinical Trial Center at 909-558-5830 to confirm eligibility and enrollment.
Our region has one of the highest rates of HIV infection and lowest rates of testing in the U.S. The CDC recommends everyone between ages 13 and 64 get tested for HIV at least once. Tests are discrete and readily available at TakeMeHome.org and at our clinic.
If you have tested positive, our team provides treatment and support to help you stay as healthy as possible. We support you by helping with paperwork, finding transport to and from the clinic, connecting you to community resources, answering your questions, and providing emotional support. With early diagnosis and the latest treatments and support, many people live long and healthy lives with HIV. Schedule now for HIV care.
Ours is the region’s only clinic dedicated to the diagnosis and management of Valley fever. Treatment management includes antifungal treatment and diagnostic monitoring for pulmonary, bone and joint, central nervous system (meningitis), and other organ involvement of Valley fever.
You will receive individualized and up-to-date care as well as a treatment plan targeting the organs involved, with follow up until clearance or stabilization of infection.
Our specialists have expertise managing infections affecting patients who have had organ or bone marrow transplants or who are immunocompromised.
If you have a cardiac or cardiac device infection, our clinic is ready to provide complete, personalized care. If you are being evaluated or have received a heart transplantation, we work alongside the Heart Failure Clinic to provided seemless, integrated care.
We are currently conducting clinical trials in outpatient HIV prevention (PrEP) and outpatient COVID-19 treatment. If you would like to participate in any of our clinical trials, please call the Clinical Trial Center at 909-558-5830.
We are committed to preventing HIV infection and providing compassionate care for people who have tested positive and are living with HIV. We provide HIV testing, PrEP preventive therapy, diagnosis, treatment, and outbreak response for HIV. If you have advanced HIV, our skilled specialists can help you manage opportunistic infections.
We offer PrEP, a daily tablet that prevents HIV from developing when you are exposed to the virus. We are also studying a new type of PrEP given as an injection that lasts for six months.
If you would like to participate in our study and receive the new PrEP shot, please call the Clinical Trial Center at 909-558-5830 to confirm eligibility and enrollment.
Our region has one of the highest rates of HIV infection and lowest rates of testing in the U.S. The CDC recommends everyone between ages 13 and 64 get tested for HIV at least once. Tests are discrete and readily available at TakeMeHome.org and at our clinic.
If you have tested positive, our team provides treatment and support to help you stay as healthy as possible. We support you by helping with paperwork, finding transport to and from the clinic, connecting you to community resources, answering your questions, and providing emotional support. With early diagnosis and the latest treatments and support, many people live long and healthy lives with HIV. Schedule now for HIV care.
Ours is the region’s only clinic dedicated to the diagnosis and management of Valley fever. Treatment management includes antifungal treatment and diagnostic monitoring for pulmonary, bone and joint, central nervous system (meningitis), and other organ involvement of Valley fever.
You will receive individualized and up-to-date care as well as a treatment plan targeting the organs involved, with follow up until clearance or stabilization of infection.
Our specialists have expertise managing infections affecting patients who have had organ or bone marrow transplants or who are immunocompromised.
If you have a cardiac or cardiac device infection, our clinic is ready to provide complete, personalized care. If you are being evaluated or have received a heart transplantation, we work alongside the Heart Failure Clinic to provided seemless, integrated care.
With your help, we can make ambitious innovations in clinical care and education for our community.