The HIV/AIDS Program monitors the number of persons with HIV and AIDS, the number of deaths of persons with HIV infection, and the number of births to women living with HIV (i.e., perinatal exposures to HIV). Surveillance is conducted through case reporting from health-care providers, hospital and clinical laboratories, and surveillance programs in other states as well as through birth and death certificate review.
AIDS became reportable in Iowa in February of 1983. HIV infection, including perinatal exposures to HIV, became reportable by name on July 1, 1998. Iowa codes 139A and 141A govern HIV/AIDS reporting in Iowa.
An epidemiological profile is released every three years detailing recent developments in Iowa’s epidemic (Epidemiological Profile of HIV/AIDS in Iowa). The profile is produced in conjunction with the state’s HIV and Hepatitis Community Planning Group.
- Need to request HIV data? Please fill out this HIV data request form.
- Subscribe to our Epidemiology and Data Reports.
Reporting of HIV/AIDS & STIs in Iowa
- Full EPI Manual for all reportable diseases
- Reporting of HIV/AIDS
- To obtain postpaid Confidential 03 Envelopes for reporting HIV, contact Alagie Jatta at (515) 281-6918.
Fact Sheets
Surveillance Reports
- 2021: End-of-Year Surveillance Report
- 2020: End-of-Year Surveillance Report
- 2019: End-of-Year Surveillance Report
- 2018: End-of-Year Surveillance Report
- 2017: End-of-Year Surveillance Report
- 2016: End-of-Year Surveillance Report
- 2015: End-of-Year Surveillance Report
- 2014: End-of-Year Surveillance Report
- 2013: End-of-Year Surveillance Report
Integrated Epidemiological Profile
HIV/AIDS Slide Sets
Contact Information
| Joyce Mbugua, Data and Epidemiology Program Manager | 515-305-0225 |
| Alagie Jatta, HIV Surveillance Coordinator | 515-322-8819 |
| Samoane Don, HIV Surveillance Epidemiologist | 515-721-8486 |