Newark AIDS Consortium Inc

Our goal is to provide comprehensive care that reaches beyond traditional medicine to support Broadway House residents as they overcome these obstacles to lead productive, dignified lives.

In addition, for those in our sub-acute program, our expert team works with each patient’s physician, to develop a personalized care plan that may include a broad scope of services such as rehabilitation, therapy, wound care, diabetes treatment, pain management, behavioral health, social services, and more. The ultimate goal is discharge the patient so they can rejoin the community dignity and respect.

With some of New Jersey’s most experienced HIV/AIDS caregivers, our comprehensive approach is designed to combat the disease, sharpen the mind, and heal the spirit.

The nationally recognized program at Broadway House places a strong emphasis on providing residents with a wide range of tools, including social, psychological, educational, behavioral, and spiritual services. Our staff members also serve as advocates, securing the family, career placement, and financial assistance they will need after discharge.

The world-class medical team at Broadway House for Continuing Care includes doctors who are recognized experts in their fields. Their holistic approach ensures that Broadway House residents receive the very best medical care, as well as the support services needed for long-term management of conditions. Plus, through our affiliation with University Hospital, Broadway House residents have seamless access to one of New Jersey’s leading medical facilities.

Our award-winning nursing staff also plays a key role in positive patient outcomes. In addition to their care-giving expertise, Broadway House nurses lessen the isolation and loneliness of patients in long-term care, especially those living with HIV/AIDS. All Broadway House nurses are licensed or certified by the State of New Jersey, and we rigidly adhere to the State of New Jersey staffing guidelines for sub-acute care.

Broadway House provides care from the most experienced and skilled clinicians in the field. Our nurses and infectious disease certified doctors are trained in the latest techniques of HIV/AIDS care to meet the complex needs of this diverse population. We go beyond traditional healthcare to providing comprehensive therapies and medical services, including: Wound Care & Management, Physical Therapy, Pain Management, Clinical Dietitian Services, Palliative Care, Chiropractic Services, Medication Regimen Coaching.

Social Services play a critical role in maintaining the psychological well-being of Broadway House residents. Every resident receives individualized care planning designed to meet their unique needs. Comprised of experienced therapists, counselors, and psychiatric professionals, our team offers a diverse range of therapies providing a bedrock of psychological stability and safety for Broadway House residents. Services include: Mental Status Examinations, Psycho-social Assessments, Addiction Counseling, Methadone Maintenance, Art Therapy, and
Occupational Therapy.

An important part of our work at Broadway House is empowering residents with the information and life skills they need to thrive when they rejoin the community. This is critical for all of our patients, especially those with HIV/AIDS, who are living longer, healthier lives thanks to improved protocols and treatments. Our dedicated staff includes counselors and social workers who advocate for our residents with a broad range of discharge support, including: Family Support & Intervention, Liaison to Community Resources, Individual/Group Counseling & Support Services, Discharge Planning, Housing and Clothing Support, and Entitlement Assistance (Social Security, Medicaid, etc.).

Our residents benefit from a robust menu of physical, spiritual, and educational programs, all designed to prepare you for life after discharge: nutrition services, life skills education (such as cooking and financial management), pet therapy, offsite day trips, supervised exercise, meditation, an activities room with a large-screen TV, video games, and opportunities to socialize, specialized services for those living with HIV/AIDS.