Individuals with mental illnesses face a disproportionately high burden of HIV and significant barriers to accessing effective prevention tools like pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). Integrating sexual health discussions, routine testing, and PrEP services into mental health settings is critical to addressing these disparities and improving health equity. In this interactive session, join a multidisciplinary panel of HIV prevention and mental health experts to explore frameworks for implementation, featuring: Real-world lessons learned from an HIV prevention initiative in mental healthcare settings | A patient vignette sharing lived experiences | Expert guidance on differentiating PrEP options and conducting clinical laboratory assessments | Downloadable practical resources covering everything from patient awareness to PrEP assessment and initiation.