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In Missouri, the Ryan White Case Management Program (ADAP) offers services to Missouri residents living with HIV who qualify within income guidelines (less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Level). To participate, individuals must be HIV positive and reside in Missouri.
Family of 1, $46,950
Family of 2, $63,450
Family of 3, $79,950
Family of 4, $96,450
If you make less than the amount for your family size, you qualify for free medication after your insurance pays, and any remaining amount left over, ADAP picks up the rest.
@A myHIVteam Member I'm having the same issue. Gilead will cover 1 month, then they have a discount copay program depending on your income. I didn't qualify, I was above the income line. Good luck, my insurance company suggested I try a less expensive drug, she was just trying to be helpful.
Me too. I ended up having to pay over $3000/ for 3 month supply. Triple my mortgage. I don't qualify for assistance and I used my Gilead coupon already.
There are several ways to get help with your Biktarvy copays. Start by contacting the drug manufacturer directly to learn about their copay assistance programs, especially for newer medications like Biktarvy which can be expensive. Many manufacturers offer programs specifically designed to help cover copays or medication Show Full Answer
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