Reorienting health systems to care for people with HIV beyond viral suppression

“Reorienting Health Systems to Care for People with HIV beyond Viral Suppression” explores the evolving landscape of HIV care in the era of effective antiretroviral therapy. While advancements have led to increased life expectancy for people with HIV, the focus is shifting from viral suppression to broader health-related quality of life (HRQoL). This Series paper reviews the challenges associated with caring for an ageing HIV population facing comorbidities and social complexities. It identifies key priorities, including integrating HIV and non-HIV services, reducing discrimination, establishing indicators for progress monitoring, and fostering civil society engagement. The narrative emphasizes the need for health systems to evolve from traditional viral suppression goals to a more comprehensive approach, highlighting the role of HRQoL as a crucial factor in improving overall HIV care outcomes. Reorienting health systems to care for people with HIV beyond viral suppression