Generated by All in One SEO v4.9.2, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Aging and HIV Institute Policy and systems advocacy at the intersection of aging and HIV ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://www.agingandhiv.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Don’t Leave Us Out of Medicare Reform](https://www.agingandhiv.org/dont-leave-us-out-of-medicare-reform/) - California’s Medicare reforms overlook older adults with HIV and LGBTQIA+ communities. A&H calls for inclusion and policy change. ## Pages - [Advancing policy, equity, and systems change at the intersection of aging and HIV](https://www.agingandhiv.org/) - The Aging and HIV Institute (A&H) is a policy and systems-focused organization working to ensure that aging, disability, and behavioral health systems recognize and respond to the lived realities of people aging with HIV. Our work centers on how policy language, planning frameworks, and accountability structures shape who is seen, who is planned for, and - [AgingOven](https://www.agingandhiv.org/agingoven/) - AgingOven is a writing and analysis space created by David “Jax” Kelly, Founder, President and CEO of Aging and HIV Institute. It exists to hold longer-form thinking that does not always fit neatly into policy briefs, reports, op-eds, or organizational communications. AgingOven is where ideas at the intersection of aging, HIV, equity, public systems, and - [Contact/Connect](https://www.agingandhiv.org/contact/) - The Aging and HIV Institute (A&H) welcomes thoughtful inquiry related to policy, systems engagement, and collaboration at the intersection of aging and HIV. We are especially interested in conversations that explore how aging, disability, and health systems can better align equity commitments with accountability. Get in Touch For inquiries related to: Policy consultation or advisory - [Partners & Collaboration](https://www.agingandhiv.org/partners/) - The Aging and HIV Institute (A&H) works in collaboration with organizations and leaders engaged in advancing equity across aging, health, disability, and behavioral health systems. Our approach is grounded in shared responsibility, mutual respect, and a clear understanding of roles. A&H collaborates where partnership can strengthen alignment, clarify accountability, and support durable systems change. How - [Policy & Thought Leadership](https://www.agingandhiv.org/policy/) - The Aging and HIV Institute (A&H) advances policy and systems change by producing analysis, framing, and public commentary that clarify how aging and HIV intersect within existing frameworks. Our work focuses on the points where policy language, planning structures, and accountability mechanisms shape real-world inclusion. Rather than publishing frequent updates, A&H curates a body of - [Leadership & Legacy](https://www.agingandhiv.org/leadership/) - The Aging and HIV Institute (A&H) is led by David “Jax” Kelly, whose work has focused for decades on the intersection of aging, HIV, equity, and public policy. His leadership brings together lived experience, legal and public health training, and long-standing engagement with the systems that shape how people age with dignity. A&H’s leadership is - [About the Aging and HIV Institute](https://www.agingandhiv.org/about/) - The Aging and HIV Institute (A&H) was created to address a persistent gap in how aging systems understand and respond to HIV. As people with HIV live longer, they increasingly rely on aging, disability, housing, and behavioral health systems that were not designed with their experiences in mind. While many of these systems express commitments - [Donate](https://www.agingandhiv.org/donate/) - The Aging and HIV Institute (A&H) relies on philanthropic support to sustain its policy analysis, systems engagement, and public education work at the intersection of aging and HIV. Contributions support the time, research, and infrastructure required to advance durable policy change and accountability across aging systems. A&H does not operate programs or provide direct services. - [Resources](https://www.agingandhiv.org/resources/) - The Aging and HIV Institute (A&H) shares resources developed through its own policy, analysis, and systems education work. These materials are intended to support thoughtful engagement with aging and HIV policy, and to remain relevant over time. This page does not function as a directory of external sources. Instead, it offers access to A&H’s original ## Categories - [Uncategorized](https://www.agingandhiv.org/category/uncategorized/)