 The study found that behavioral, personal, and social slash environmental factors influenced the utilization of HIV services in South Africa. The study identified several barriers to HIV service utilization, such as suboptimal condom use, fears of a positive HIV test result, and anticipated HIV-related stigma when accessing healthcare. Additionally, the study highlighted the importance of providing adequate training to healthcare providers and addressing negative sequelae from utilizing services in low uptake areas. This article was authored by Lucy Chamoy, Jeremiah Chickivore, Eustacea's Muzanj, and others.