Key updates
Injectable ARVs
We offer injectable ARVs at Kobler Clinic. Please book a face-to-face or telephone appointment to learn more—do not book your own ‘injectable appointment’ in Klick app. The nursing staff will help you navigate this new service once your clinician has confirmed that this is the right choice for you.
- Guidance about injectable ARVs (BHIVA)
- Q&A about injectable ARTs (HIV i-Base)
- NICE approval of injectable ARTs (HIV i-Base)
Mpox
Mpox vaccines
To book your first or second mpox vaccine appointment at Chelsea and Westminster you will need to create a Lilie online account, choose 'Book now' and select option 15.
COVID-19
Most people living with HIV are not at greater risk of getting COVID-19 or becoming severely unwell due to the virus. However, individuals with a low CD4 count or untreated HIV may be at higher risk. Please check the British HIV Associations regularly updated guidance for HIV specific advice.
COVID-19 vaccines
We highly recommend the vaccination to all people living with HIV regardless of CD4 count, as per BHIVA guidance.
COVID-19 treatments
Treatments for COVID-19 are available through the NHS.
Research Studies and Results
The Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on People Living with HIV
Kobler and CW+ Wellbeing Programme
A community for people living with HIV.
Kobler has collaborated with CW+ to create a wellbeing programme aimed at people with HIV who receive their care in Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
As part of this, service users will be able to enjoy:
- Film screenings at CW+ Medicinema, 3rd Floor: relax and enjoy films for free
- Tai Chi classes: gentle movement to improve balance, strength and relaxation
- Creative sessions: art sessions to socialise and learn a new skill
To find out more, or to register, please email chelwest.koblerpipg@nhs.net.