To be eligible to receive benefits under the ADAP, an individual must:
- live in Wisconsin;
- have HIV infection, confirmed by a physician;
- have no or insufficient third party payment; and
- have a family income that does not exceed 300% of the federal poverty guideline.
ADAP applications are available statewide through community-based organizations and at the offices of physicians specializing in the treatment of HIV. Completed applications are mailed to ADAP at the Division of Public Health for screening. ADAP sends approval letters to eligible clients and the pharmacy selected by the client. The designated pharmacy dispenses a 30-day supply of approved medications to the client and submits billing for these prescriptions to ADAP.
Clients can also access a paper application online. Completed applications should be placed in an envelope marked "CONFIDENTIAL" and mailed to:
Division of Public HealthAttn: ADAP
PO Box 2659
Madison, WI 53701
Or, submit by fax at 608-266-1288.
For additional information about the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP), contact the Wisconsin AIDS/HIV Program at 608-261-6952, 608-267-6875 or 800-991-5532.
State covers some form of HCV drug therapies as part of their approved drug formularies: Yes
To learn more about what HCV drug therapies are on the drug formulary, please visit tiicann.org/co-infection-watch.html (go to page #7).
State covers Cabenuva as part of their approved drug formularies: Yes