HIV Care
The Center for Disease Control (CDC), recommends that people who are HIV positive be treated by HIV specialists. The complexity of the disease necessitates the care of a doctor who is interested in and devoted to HIV care. HIV is a complex disease that requires specially trained physicians to deliver the complex care necessary for a long and healthy life. The rapidly changing and complicated drug regimens, with their multitude of side effects and long-term complications, make treating HIV disease a challenge. There are distinct benefits to getting your HIV care from an HIV specialist. Experts feel that these benefits will greatly improve the quality of life and the long-term prognosis of HIV positive patients.
Dr. Garcia is a primary care provider certified by the American Boards of Infectious Diseases. He has taken care of hundreds of HIV patients over the past 15 years, and has extensive experience recognizing early symptoms, addressing medical complications, and developing individualized care plans and new treatment regimens for HIV patients. As an HIV specialist, Dr. Garcia keeps current with the rapid advances of HIV science, cutting edge treatment, and newly available therapy.
Dr. Garcia and his staff understand both the physical and psychological impact of HIV. Understanding that those who care for HIV infected people need to be able to communicate with their patients and understand the special needs that HIV presents, Dr. Garcia celebrates patient diversity and recognizes their unique health needs. Dr. Garcia and his qualified staff understand that patient communication is essential in the treatment and outcome of HIV care. In his mission to treat HIV patients, his main goal is to provide and promote health in the most caring and compassionate environment possible thereby improving the quality of life for patients living with HIV.
Dr. Garcia is a member of the American Academy of HIV Medicine (AAHIVM). He provides medical care and supports the South Florida Ryan White Program and Care Resource in its care and treatment of people with AIDS and HIV.
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