HIV and AIDS Treatment Support | Copays and Lab Work Covered Across the South

Quenara Foundation takes gifts on this page and in its app. Most of them settle a copay or a lab fee for someone in the American South.

Quenara Foundation works with clinics across the US through its own field team and with partner organizations in South Africa where newborn testing is a priority.

It can. When a copay is the reason a refill is waiting our team pays the pharmacy directly and the medicine is released the same day.

The CDC counted 38,793 new HIV diagnoses in 2024. Just over half of them were in the South.

UNAIDS reported in July 2026 that 22 percent of people living with HIV were still not receiving treatment.

Antiretroviral therapy keeps the virus under control. UNAIDS found that 95 percent of people on treatment in 2025 had the virus suppressed.

It measures how much HIV is in the blood. Doctors use it to see whether treatment is working and usually repeat it every few months.

We settle the bill with the provider and file its official receipt. The patient and the family never receive cash from this appeal.

A social worker or nurse at the treating clinic brings us the case. Our team checks the bill with the clinic before anything is paid.

Many people give on December 1. A gift that day settles a copay or a lab fee just as it would in any other week.

Within 72 hours your account shows the city where care was given and the bill your gift settled. Medical details stay private.

In South Africa our team works with local partner organizations. Testing for newborns whose mothers live with HIV is one of the costs we meet there.

Choose monthly at checkout. Each month your gift settles another bill and a new city appears in your account.