State AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs):  A National Status Report on Access – Toplines/Survey

A State-by-State Profile of ADAPs: Key Access & Budget Categories (as of July 1997)

State Financial Eligibility *1
(% above federal poverty level)
Medical Eligibility *2
(CD4=CD4 cell count, vl=viral load)
Protease Inhibitors Covered *3
(4 drugs approved)
Non- nucleosides Covered
(2 drugs approved)
OI Prophylaxis Covered *4
(14 drugs recom- mended)
Other Medications Covered Total Est. Budget
(FY 1997)
State Contri- bution as % of Total Est. Budget
(FY 1997)
ADAP Clients Served Per Month *5
(December 1996)
Emergency Cost-Containment Measures (1996- 1997) * = measure in place as of July 1997 Alabama 250% CD4 <500 3 0 5 0 $3,190,000 5% 700 Capped enrollment*, waiting list Alaska 200% 4 1 0 0 $122,917 0% 9 Capped enrollment*, transferred funds from other accounts, waiting list Arizona 200% 4 0 2 2 $2,300,027 0% 354 Transferred funds from other accounts Arkansas 100% 0 0 3 3 $1,254,013 0% 389 Capped enrollment California 400% 4 1 13 28 $87,111,105 46% 7,342 Colorado 185% 4 0 0 0 $2,904,932 10% 423 Transferred funds from other accounts Connecticut 300% 3 0 12 42 $3,814,283 0% 548 Delaware 230% 3 1 6 27 $979,000 0% 62 D.C. 300% 3 1 11 25 $4,363,341 3% 699 Access to protease inhibitors capped*; capped enrollment*; reduced formulary*, transferred funds from other accounts, waiting list Florida 200% CD4 <500 4 1 6 2 $24,317,997 0% 4,565 Access to protease inhibitors capped* Georgia 125% CD4 <500 3 0 0 0 $9,379,959 3% 984 Capped enrollment*; restricted access to protease inhibitors*, waiting list Hawaii 400% 4 1 12 13 $1,112,403 27% 66 Idaho 400% CD4 <500 1 0 2 2 $193,000 0% 30 Illinois 200% 4 1 14 36 $14,514,522 57% 1,211 Per client dollar limits on drug costs*; reduced formulary*, transferred funds from other accounts, access to protease inhibitors capped Indiana 300% CD4 <500 4 1 5 4 $2,310,710 3% 225 Capped enrollment*; reduced formulary*, waiting list Iowa 200% 3 0 6 6 $292,680 0% 39 Kansas 300% 4 0 8 14 $738,196 0% 56 Transferred funds from other accounts, capped enrollment, access to protease inhibitors capped Kentucky 300% CD4 <550 4 1 5 7 $994,321 9% 173 Access to protease inhibitors capped*, waiting list Louisiana 200% 3 0 0 0 $19,371,330 83% 115 Transferred funds from other accounts Maine 200% CD4 20k 4 0 5 1 $389,426 15% 45 Access to protease inhibitors capped*, transferred funds from other accounts, waiting list Maryland $8,750 – $29,400 4 1 11 11 $6,259,239 10% 406 Massachusetts <$27,000 p.a. 4 1 10 9 $7,970,714 46% 1,074 Transferred funds from other accounts Michigan 185% <500 CD4 4 1 6 5 $3,258,921 0% 178 Minnesota 300% 4 1 10 22 $841,003 0% 231 Mississippi 200% CD4 30k 1 0 6 2 $2,040,326 0% 415 Access to protease inhibitors capped*, reduced formulary*, transferred funds from other accounts Missouri 185% 4 1 12 47 $2,575,652 23% 842 Access to protease inhibitors capped*, waiting list Montana Need-based 4 0 0 1 $204,000 0% 18 Capped enrollment*, waiting list Nebraska 200% 4 1 6 12 $300,000 0% 59 Reduced formulary Nevada 200% CD4<500 0 0 5 0 $1,534,199 0% 151 Capped enrollment*, waiting list New Hampshire 300% 4 1 10 16 $403,500 0% 40 Restrictions on some formulary drugs*, access to protease inhibitors capped New Jersey <$30,000 p.a. 3 1 11 19 $16,753,868 4% 1,325 Reduced formulary* New Mexico 300% 4 1 9 20 $1,340,212 55% 375 Transferred funds from other accounts New York <$44,000 p.a. 4 2 14 182 $82,501,058 15% 6,183 Transferred funds from other account, reduced formulary North Carolina 125% 4 2 10 7 $3,710,201 20% 310 North Dakota 150% 4 0 13 37 $94,390 0% 14 Ohio 281% 4 1 6 5 $6,600,000 45% 424 Oklahoma 150% 3 0 6 2 $1,690,187 12% 243 Access to protease inhibitors capped*; per client dollar limits on drug costs*, waiting list Oregon 250% 0 0 2 2 $2,035,136 0% 99 Pennsylvania <$30,000 p.a. 3 0 13 30 $9,871,022 47% 1,125 Puerto Rico certified as indigent CD4 10k 3 0 13 87 $15,619,324 46% 2,320 Rhode Island 400% 4 1 9 5 $792,972 0% 57 South Carolina 300% CD4 <500 3 0 6 6 $3,386,578 15% 198 Capped enrollment*, transferred funds from other accounts, waiting list South Dakota 300% 0 1 8 19 $105,343 0% 30 Per client dollar limits on drug costs*; capped enrollment*; reduced formulary* , waiting list Tennessee 300% 3 0 7 4 $1,830,152 0% 147 Restrictions on use of protease inhibitors* Texas 200% 4 1 8 4 $17,088,684 16% 2,727 Reduced formulary*; restrictions on formulary drugs*, transferred funds from other accounts Utah 100% 4 1 0 0 $843,006 14% 79 Transferred funds from other accounts Vermont 200% 4 1 12 14 $374,611 20% 43 Reduced formulary*, waiting list, access to protease inhibitors capped Virginia 200% 4 0 7 1 $6,457,969 11% 700 Reduced formulary*, waiting list, access to protease inhibitors capped Washington 370% 3 1 10 42 $6,863,160 61% 430 transferred funds from other accounts, access to protease inhibitors capped, capped enrollment West Virginia 300% 4 1 2 5 $361,000 7% 39 Transferred funds from other accounts Wisconsin 200% 4 1 6 3 $1,500,001 20% 139 Wyoming 300% 4 0 13 36 $80,940 0% 44 Per client dollar limits on drug costs*, waiting list, capped enrollment

*1 Financial elgibility requirements listed are for a household of one. For more financial eligibility information, including asset limits and sliding scale co-pays, see the full NASTAD/ATDN Technical Report.

*2 All states require a diagnosis of HIV infection for ADAP enrollment.

*3 All state ADAPs cover the five nucleoside analog antiretroviral drugs (AZT, ddI, ddC, d4T, 3TC), except Louisiana where a separate state program provides these drugs through ambulatory care sites.

*4 Based on 1997 USPHS/IDSA Guidelines for the Prevention of Opportunistic Infections for Persons Infected with HIV (released June 27, 1997 MMWR, Vol. 46, No. RR-12).

*5 The number of clients served is usually fifty percent or less of the total enrollment for the month (percentage varies from state to state).
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