ObjectiveTo analyze the effectiveness and problems existing in implementing acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) control and prevention in community health service centers, and to provide scientific evidence for promoting AIDS control and prevention. MethodsRelated information on AIDS control and prevention in community health service centers in a community in the whole year of 2013 was acquired. The effectiveness and problems existing in case management, laboratory testing and highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) based on the current community health service system were analyzed. ResultsBy the end of 2013, the rate of AIDS case management was from zero to 100%, the rate of CD4 T detection was from 76.60% (360/470) to 88.35% (508/575), and the rate of receiving highly active antiretroviral therapy among AIDS patients was from 81.40% (175/215) to 84.41% (287/340). But in the actual work on AIDS in community health service centers, there were still some common problems needing to be solved. ConclusionThe community level management mode of AIDS can promote the accuracy of AIDS patients' information, improve the rate of case management, the rate of CD4 T detection and HAART. It is suggested that the community level management mode of AIDS should be promoted in the cities where AIDS patients are concentrated.