Arizona Resources
- Arizona Department of Health Services Contacts
- Arizona Medicaid (Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System)
- Registered Medicaid (AHCCCS) Users Sign-on
- Arizona Medicare Modernization Act
- Arizona Medicare Part D: Prescription Drugs
- ADAP Website - Arizona
Laura Kroger
Coordinator, Office of HIV/AIDS
Arizona Department of Health Services
150 North 18th Avenue, suite 110
Phoenix, AZ 85007-3233
Tel: (602) 364-3594
Fax: (602) 364-3263
lkroger@hs.state.az.us
Public Contact Number: (602) 364-3610
AIDS Hotline: (602) 234-2752 or (800) 334-1540 (in-state only)
ADAP Financial Eligibility
- Income at or below 300% of the current Federal Poverty Level
- Cannot be eligible for the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), Arizona's Medicaid program
- Have no other benefits which could pay for the medications
- All new and re-certified ADAP clients are required to provide documentation of Arizona residency
How Are Medications Distributed?
ADAP medications are dispensed through The Apothecary Shops. The headquarters of The Apothecary Shops is in Tucson. Medication is shipped directly to ADAP-eligible clients' homes. There is also the option to pick up medications at any of The Apothecary Shops' ten locations through Phoenix and Tucson.
Other ADAP Information
Do You Have To Wait For An AHCCCS Denial Letter Before Submitting An ADAP Application?
No. We will provide up to 30 days of medication to an ADAP-eligible client as long as you have an appointment scheduled with AHCCCS eligibility. However, we cannot provide further medication without your denial form or letter.
What If I Have Medicare?
If you are eligible for Medicare, you must provide a copy of the current determination letter from the Social Security Administration (SSA) Medicare Prescription Drug Assistance Program that shows you are not eligible or only partially eligible for assistance. You must also provide a copy of your Medicare Rx card (Part D).
Arizona Resources
State Resources - Arizona specific contact information for different programs through which you can access a variety of services. Includes links to other resources. 
Arizona Case Management, Health Care and Support Services :
Find a health care provider, case management services, or a network of service providers and community based organizations in Arizona
HIV Treatments : The treatments and services covered in Arizona by ADAP. Other potential sources of treatments for people with HIV or Hepatitis are also listed.
Hepatitis Treatment, Care and other Resources : Arizona Hepatitis vaccination, immunization, treatment coverage for hepatitis, including HCV and HBV
Educational and Informational Resources : A library of fact sheets, reports, training resources and internet links to inform, educate, and encourage collaboration and networking among communities and providers.
Waiting List? - Sometimes a state has a waiting list people have to stay on until spaces become available. Check to see if there is a waiting list for the program by contacting them directly. According to NASTAD's most recent ADAP Watch Arizona does not have a waiting list. You may need to try a Patient Assistance Program or apply for Medicaid or Medicare or private insurance. Do not ever drop your private insurance without first seeing if your state will cover part or the whole premium, especially if you have children.
Access Resources
- The Access Project
- State by State Access Programs Search
- Patient Assistance Programs
- HIV Treatments
- Hepatitis Care and Treatments
- The Access Project News
- Education and Training
State, Federal and Other Access Resources
There are several ways to get care and treatments covered for Hepatitis, HIV and other diseases. Some programs are HIV specific. Others are Hepatitis specific. Most but not all are based on your income, if you are pregnant or have dependent children, your age, and sometimes other factors. Each state has a different array of programs with different requirements.- State Patient Assistance Programs (SPAP)
- State Children's Health Program (SCHIP)
- Medicaid Managed Care
- Medicare or Medicaid
- Medicare Part D
- Private Insurance
- Prescription Assistance
- AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAP)
- Social Security Disability (SSD)
- Social Security Income
- Patient Assistance Programs
- Expanded Access Programs (EAP)
- Public Assistance (Welfare)
- Short Term Disability Insurance
- Long Term Disability Insurance
- Food Stamps
- Housing Assistance
Contact The Network for help getting drugs or services. Our national toll-free phone number is (800) 734-7104. We'll help explain what your options are and assist you in creating a plan. We'll describe programs like Medicaid, Medicare, Medicare Part D, ADAP, Clinical Trials, Patient Assistance Programs and more. Back to The Access Project
