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ADAP Insurance
HIV/AIDS
- 850-245-4422
- DiseaseControl@flhealth.gov
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Mailing Address
HIV/AIDS Section
4052 Bald Cypress Way
Tallahassee, FL 32399
ADAP clients with income of at least 75% of the Federal Poverty Level may qualify for assistance with insurance through the Federal Marketplace. Open Enrollment for the closed January 15, 2022, but if you have a qualifying life event, you may qualify for a special enrollment period. Visit https://enroll.brhpc.org or call 844-441-4422 for assistance. Select 1 for English, 2 for Spanish or 3 for Creole THEN select option #1 for insurance enrollment assistance. Clients must enroll in a plan from the list of ADAP Marketplace plans.
In addition to meeting the program qualifications, an individual must meet the following criteria to receive ADAP Insurance:
- Be enrolled in an ADAP supported insurance plan.
- Use a pharmacy in the network of the ADAP contracted Pharmacy Benefits Manager (PBM) to receive medication co-payments, and/or deductible assistance.
- Use the ADAP contracted Insurance Benefits Manager to enroll in and receive premium assistance with insurance.
- Request determination of available subsidies from the Marketplace when submitting a Marketplace application.
- Provide all supporting documentation required by the federally facilitated Marketplace at the time the Marketplace application is submitted, and the enrollment is processed.
- Medicaid Share-of-Cost (if the cost of medications is not enough to activate share of cost Medicaid each month).
- Medicare Part C or Part D (co-pays only).
- Employer-sponsored insurance.
- COBRA policies.
- The annually approved ADAP supported plans in the federally-facilitated Marketplace.
If you have insurance but cannot afford your medication, there are several insurance exceptions that will allow a person to receive assistance.
- No Brand Name Coverage
- No Prescription Coverage
- Open Enrollment
- Pharmaceutical Benefits Cap
- Unaffordable Co-payment
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