Nevada Ryan White CARES Act grantees enrolled in 340B are strongly protesting a state AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) policy change that the clinics say will deprive them of 340B savings on drugs that pay for housing, transportation, and other wrap-around services for patients living with HIV.
The state’s ADAP is called the Nevada Medication Assistance Program (NMAP). It provides low-income patients living with HIV with health insurance that includes pharmacy benefits. NMAP also covers these patients’ drug co-pays and deductibles and contributes to their Medicare Part D out-of-pocket costs.
Nevada Ryan White CARES Act grantees enrolled in 340B are strongly protesting a state AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) policy change that the clinics say will deprive them of 340B savings on drugs that pay for housing, transportation, and other wrap-around services for patients living with HIV.
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