Pilot Study to Evaluate the Decentralization of Patient Care Among People With HIV in Out-of-hospital Settings

The goal of this 24-week, open-label, randomized pilot study is to assess the feasibility and impact of decentralized HIV care in a community setting (BCN Checkpoint), focusing on patient satisfaction and experience and carbon footprint. The main question it aims to answer is patients' satisfaction with the medical care at week 24, derived from decentralizing the patient care compared to continuing with the usual follow-up at the hospital. Participants will attend a medical follow-up visit at week 24, an analytical test visit at week 24, and collect ARV every 8 weeks, at the center assigned during randomization (Hospital or BCN Checkpoint); as well as to fill a series of questionnaires at baseline and week 24.