The Division of Infectious Disease provides a range of services to patients with common and uncommon diseases, including those with HIV. Consultation is offered for the following:

• Fever of unknown origin
• Nosocomial infection
• Infection in the immunocompromised host
• Community acquired infection
• HIV/AIDS

Special Clinics

• Multidisciplinary HIV Clinic
  The multidisciplinary HIV clinic, comprised of HIV-certified physicians, nurse coordinators, social workers and religious support, a pharmacist, a nutritionist, a neurologist and a dermatologist, provides comprehensive care for patients, including clinical research on nutritional aspects of HIV infection. They care for more than 300 HIV-infected patients. Approximately one-third of these patients receive free ambulatory care through support from the Ryan White Care Act.
  
  For more information on the Ryan White CARE Act, please visit the Health Resources & Services Administration website.
  
  
• International Medicine and Traveler's Immunization Service
  The International Medicine and Travelers’ Immunization Service is a comprehensive resource for travel-related health-care needs. This travel clinic offers pre- and post-travel evaluation, immunization, and medical information for international travelers.

Contact Us
To schedule an appointment, please contact Loyola Central Scheduling at (708) 216-8563. A list of our physicians can be found here.

To contact the Division of Infectious Disease administration, please call (708) 216-3232.