AR 600-110 — Identification, Surveillance, And Administration Of Personnel Infected With Human Immunodeficiency Virus
AR 600-110 governs policy, procedures, responsibilities, and standards for identifying, surveilling, and administering personnel infected with HIV.
- Publication number: AR 600-110
- Title: IDENTIFICATION, SURVEILLANCE, AND ADMINISTRATION OF PERSONNEL INFECTED WITH HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS
- Date: 04/22/2014
- Proponent: G-1
- Status: ACTIVE
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AR 600-110 addresses HIV testing, notification, counseling, medical evaluation, assignment, separation, education, and confidentiality. It establishes requirements for active, reserve, family member, civilian, law enforcement, and corrections programs.
Topics covered
- HIV testing procedures
- HIV notification and counseling
- Medical evaluation and readiness
- Assignment limitations
- Family member testing
- Confidentiality of HIV information
- Law enforcement exposure precautions
- Corrections HIV policies
Questions and answers
How often must Soldiers be tested for HIV?
All Soldiers are required to be tested for HIV at least biennially (once every 2 years). (paragraph 4-12)
How often must Soldiers attend HIV education classes?
Unit commanders will ensure that their Soldiers attend at least one HIV education class annually. (paragraph 11-1)
Can HIV-infected Soldiers be deployed overseas?
HIV infected Soldiers will not be deployed or assigned overseas. (paragraph 6-3)
Can family members be forced to take an HIV test?
Family members and other HCBs may not be compelled to have an HIV test. (paragraph 7-8)
Can a health care beneficiary refuse HIV testing and still receive care?
The HCB will not be denied care as a result of refusing HIV testing. (paragraph 4-10)