ADAP Financial Eligibility Criteria - Kaiser State Health Facts

AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) Financial Eligibility Criteria (as a Percent of the Federal Poverty Level), June 30, 2008

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	ADAP Financial Eligibility Criteria

United States	NA

Alabama	250%
Alaska	300%
Arizona	300%
Arkansas	500%
California	400%
Colorado	400%
Connecticut	400%1
Delaware	500%
District of Columbia	500%
Florida	300%
Georgia	300%
Hawaii	400%
Idaho	200%
Illinois	400%
Indiana	300%
Iowa	200%
Kansas	300%
Kentucky	300%
Louisiana	200%
Maine	500%
Maryland	500%
Massachusetts	481%
Michigan	450%
Minnesota	300%
Mississippi	400%
Missouri	300%
Montana	330%
Nebraska	200%
Nevada	400%
New Hampshire	300%
New Jersey	500%
New Mexico	400%
New York	423%
North Carolina	250%
North Dakota	400%1
Ohio	500%
Oklahoma	200%
Oregon	200%2
Pennsylvania	337%
Rhode Island	NA
South Carolina	300%
South Dakota	300%
Tennessee	300%
Texas	200%
Utah	400%
Vermont	200%1
Virginia	300%3
Washington	300%
West Virginia	325%
Wisconsin	300%
Wyoming	332%

Guam	200%
Puerto Rico	200%1
Virgin Islands	NA

Notes:	52 ADAPs reported data. American Samoa, Federated States of Micronesia, Marshall Islands, Northern Mariana Islands, Rhode Island, and Virgin Islands (U.S.) did not report data. In 2008, the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) was $10,400 annually for a household of one. Income level reflects gross income unless otherwise noted.
Sources:	National ADAP Monitoring Project Annual Report, National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors, Kaiser Family Foundation, April 2009, available at http://www.kff.org/hivaids/ADAP.cfm and at http://www.nastad.org.
Definitions:	ADAP: AIDS Drug Assistance Program. NA: Data not reported.
Footnotes:	Income level reflects net income. Oregon has an FPL of 200% for standard ADAP clients and 300% for clients who have some form of insurance. Virginia has an FPL of 333% in Northern Virginia and 300% in all other parts of the state.

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