Being diagnosed with HIV/AIDS may set off drug or alcohol use, or risky sexual conduct because of substance abuse might have caused the individual to contract the disease. People who have HIV/AIDS, either on account of their drug use or as a pre-existing problem just before their drug use issue, frequently require rehabilitation services tailored in order to meet their specific needs and problems. Some of these problems are physical in nature, due to the fact that substance abusers with HIV/AIDS very rarely care for themselves and take the appropriate medicines they need to maintain their health. Because of this, these individuals arrive to rehabilitation in very poor health and this will have to be addressed as a priority while also dealing with other critical concerns. Apart from the obvious requirement to deliver medical services whilst in rehabilitation, people with HIV/AIDS must also deal with more deeply rooted problems which prompted their drug or alcohol use. Usually, people have conditions in their lives that are strictly environmental which may have caused them to use alcohol or drugs, including oppressive circumstances within their lives or negative relationships. These are the issues which rehabilitation professionals will target as part of HIV/AIDS treatment services.