OHSU Doernbecher’s Pediatric HIV Clinic is the only clinic in Oregon specializing in pediatric HIV health care and treatment. We provide comprehensive, family-centered care and education for children from infancy to young adulthood with HIV, as well as children born to mothers with HIV.

HIV is now considered a chronic, but manageable disease. Our team brings together multiple specialties — including pediatric infectious disease doctors, nurses, HIV-specific pharmacists, family educators and social workers — to care for children with HIV.

Our services

• Complete HIV care
• Medication management
• Nutrition
• Developmentally focused, age-specific education
• Access to clinical trials

While our clinic will work very closely with your child’s primary care provider to coordinate care, we do not offer primary care. If you would like to establish a primary care provider at Doernbecher, please contact us at 503-346-0640.

Our team

Resources

Other resources which may help you and your family include:

• EACH (Equality for Adopted Children) 
  Advocates on behalf of children adopted into American families and their adoptive families.
• Pediatric AIDS Foundation
  The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation seeks to prevent pediatric HIV infection and to eradicate pediatric AIDS through research, advocacy and prevention and treatment programs.

Make an appointment

To make an appointment at the Pediatric HIV Clinic, please call 503-346-0640. We make every effort to ensure that all newly diagnosed children will be seen urgently, and that all new international adoptees will be seen at our clinic within two weeks from arrival to Oregon.