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December marks HIV/AIDS Awareness Month, beginning with World AIDS Day on December 1. It’s a time to honor progress, support those living with HIV, and continue working toward equitable access to testing and care.

At ABOLabs, we believe healthcare should be accessible, stigma-free, and compassionate — no matter where someone lives or what barriers they face.

Why Awareness Still Matters – Colorado Snapshot

• In Colorado, an estimated 470 new HIV infections occurred in 2022.
• The state reported 479 new HIV diagnoses in 2023, reflecting an 11% increase year-to-year.
• HIV continues to disproportionately affect LGBTQ+ Coloradans.
• Many individuals statewide still do not know their status, delaying treatment and prevention.

Even here at home, increasing awareness and improving access remains essential.

How ABOLabs Helps

• Mobile Blood Draws — We come directly to your home, workplace, or safe location.
• Comfort & Confidentiality — Our care is professional, judgment-free, and patient-focused.
• Education & Outreach — We’re committed to sharing facts, breaking stigma, and opening access.
• Serving Underserved Regions — From metro Denver to rural and mountain communities.

We remove barriers so more Coloradans feel safe getting tested.

How You Can Support Awareness Month

✔ Get tested
✔ Encourage loved ones to know their status
✔ Share facts, not fear
✔ Challenge stigma through compassion
✔ Support mobile access when able

HIV/AIDS Awareness Month reminds us that lasting progress requires compassion, education, and accessible testing. At ABOLabs, we’re honored to support Colorado by making testing more comfortable, more confidential, and more reachable for anyone who needs it.

Book a mobile draw today:
📞 720-218-8748
🌐 www.abolabs.org

We travel. We care. We’re here for Colorado.