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AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) Policies Related to Eligibility of Part D Clients, June 2008

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 Dually Eligible Clients Not Eligible for ADAPFull Subsidy Clients Not Eligible for ADAPPartial Subsidy Clients Not Eligible for ADAPStandard Clients Not Eligible for ADAP
United States27191010
AlabamaYesYesNANA
AlaskaYesNANANA
ArizonaYesYesYesNA
ArkansasNAYesNANA
CaliforniaNANANANA
ColoradoNANANANA
ConnecticutYesNANANA
DelawareNANANANA
District of ColumbiaNANANANA
FloridaYesYesNANA
GeorgiaNANANANA
HawaiiYesYesNANA
IdahoYesYesYesYes
IllinoisYesYesYesYes
IndianaNANANANA
IowaNANANAYes
KansasNANANANA
KentuckyNANANANA
LouisianaNANANANA
MaineNANANANA
MarylandYesNANANA
MassachusettsNANANANA
MichiganYesNANANA
MinnesotaYesYesNANA
MississippiNANANAYes
MissouriYesYesYesYes
MontanaYesYesYesYes
NebraskaYesNANANA
NevadaYesYesNANA
New HampshireNANANANA
New JerseyYesNANANA
New MexicoYesYesYesYes
New YorkYesNANANA
North CarolinaYesYesNANA
North DakotaNANANANA
OhioNANANANA
OklahomaNANANANA
OregonNANANANA
PennsylvaniaYesNANANA
Rhode IslandNANANANA
South CarolinaYesYesNANA
South DakotaNANANANA
TennesseeYesYesYesYes
TexasYesYesYesYes
UtahYesNANANA
VermontNANANANA
VirginiaYesYesNANA
WashingtonNANANANA
West VirginiaNANANANA
WisconsinYesYesYesNA
WyomingNANANANA
GuamNANANANA
Puerto RicoYesNANANA
Virgin IslandsNAYesYesYes
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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.

Many ADAPs chose to disenroll clients receiving any portion of the Part D subsidy because the benefit provided them comprehensive care. In many instances, when standard clients were disenrolled from ADAP, they were consequently enrolled in a state pharmaceutical assistance program (SPAP).

For more information on the low-income subsidy, see Kaiser's Fact Sheet on Low-Income Assistance Under the Medicare Drug Benefit.

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: 

NA: The ADAP has not determined a policy or the ADAP did not report its policy.
ADAP: AIDS Drug Assistance Program.
Low-Income Subsidy: Medicare beneficiaries with income below 150% of poverty ($15,600/individual; $21,000/couple in 2008) and limited assets ($11,990/individual; $23,970/couple in 2008) are eligible for additional premium and cost-sharing assistance for prescriptions drugs under Part D of the Medicare program.




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