The AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP treatments) is a State-administered program authorized under Part B of the Ryan White Program that provides FDA-approved medications to low-income individuals with HIV disease who have limited or no coverage from private insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare.
AIDS Pharmaceutical Assistance (local) includes local pharmacy assistance programs implemented by Part A or Part B Grantees to provide HIV/AIDS medications to clients. This assistance can be funded with Part A grant funds and/or Part B base award funds. Local pharmacy assistance programs are not funded with ADAP earmark funding.
ADAP INCOME ELIGIBILITY CHANGES
HIV treatment doesn’t mean going broke.
• A single individual making $62,450 or less per year now qualifies for ADAP.
• Find out if you qualify by calling the Positive Resource Center at 415-777-0333.
HIV treatment doesn’t mean going broke.
• A family of two making $84,550 or less per year now qualifies for ADAP.
• Find out if you qualify by calling the Positive Resource Center at 415-777-0333.
ADAP assistance has changed.
• A single individual making $62,450 or less per year now qualifies for help with medical costs.
• Find out if you qualify by calling the Positive Resource Center at 415-777-0333.
ADAP assistance has changed.
• A family of two making $84,550 or less per year now qualifies for help with medical costs.
• Find out if you qualify by calling the Positive Resource Center at 415-777-0333.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ADAP, PLEASE GO TO:
www.dhs.ca.gov/aids/Programs/CARE/adap.htm
