We’d like to share findings from a recently published discrete choice experiment (DCE) study we conducted Patient preferences for HIV service delivery models; a Discrete Choice Experiment in Kisumu, Kenya. We used the DCE approach to determine patient preferences of HIV treatment services and how they differ across differentiated service delivery models. Patients placed greatest importance on treatment refill location and adherence support, followed by staff attitude. While differentiated service delivery models encourage community treatment group options, our results suggest strong preferences for treatment refills from health-centers or pharmacists over lay-caregivers or community members. Read the full article in PLOS Global Public Health