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Am I Eligible for California's AIDS Drug Assistance Program?
Where Can I Fill Prescriptions?
You may be eligible for California ADAP services if:
AIDS Drugs Assistance Programs (ADAP) are State-based programs funded in part by Title II of the Ryan White CARE Act created in 1990 by the US Congress. ADAPs provide medications to treat HIV disease or prevent related serious deterioration of health. Drugs provided and eligibility criteria are determined state by state with a focus on serving low-income individuals.
You must enroll at one of the approximately 250 designated enrollment sites throughout California. To locate the enrollment site closest to you, please enter your city or zip code into the form to the right. (consider updating depending where enrollment site locator is housed)
There are over 150 FDA approved drugs in the California ADAP program.
To view the current list of drugs, or ADAP formulary, please choose one of the options below.
You can fill your ADAP prescriptions through any one of the more than 3,500 participating pharmacies.
To locate the pharmacy closest to you, enter your zip code or city in the form to the right.
You have the right to apply, to appeal decisions and to receive confidential, nondiscriminatory, courteous and respectful service.
If you believe you have been denied your rights, or treated unfairly or discourteously at any point in the ADAP enrollment process, or while receiving pharmacy services, you may contact the local ADAP coordinator for your county or the State Office of AIDS at (916) 449-5900.
See our California ADAP HIV/AIDS Resources page.
You may be eligible for ADAP Medicare Part D assistance by completing and mailing the application or by visiting the Office of AIDS website address at: www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/AIDS.
Members who currently are eligible and enrolled in the Full Low Income Subsidy program are not eligible.
Oakland, Calif., July 1, 2009 – Ramsell Public Health Rx, a pharmacy benefit and information management company, today announced it was selected to provide services for the County of San Bernardino’s Department of Behavioral Health (DBH).