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Care Consortiums

  • What are they?
    • The Consortiums are responsible for the planning, development, and delivery of HIV related services funded under Part B (formerly Title II) of the Ryan White CARE Act, including the AIDS Drugs Assistance Program.
  • The District of Columbia Title II Care Networks/Care Consortium
    • The DC CARE Consortia is currently restructuring, for information contact:

    HIV/AIDS Administration
    DC Department of Health
    (202) 727-2500

Pharmacies

  • Alpha Drugs
    1638 R Street, Ste. 1, NW
    Washington, DC 20009
    Phone: (202) 265-7979
    Fax: (202) 265-0588

  • Apex Care Pharmacy
    4047 Minnesota Avenue, NE
    Washington, DC 20019
    Phone: (202) 388-1900
    Fax (202) 388-8099

  • Bioscript Pharmacy
    1325 14th Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20005
    Phone: (202) 332-8811
    Fax (202) 332-3880

  • CAPITOL HILL Pharmacy
    650 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE
    Washington, DC 20003
    Phone: (202) 548-0008
    Fax (202) 548-0017

  • CATHEDRAL Pharmacy
    3000 Connecticut Avenue, NW
    Washington, DC 20008
    Phone: (202) 265-1300
    Fax (202) 234-5832

  • COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Pharmacy
    3316 14th Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20010
    Phone: (202) 232-1455
    Fax (202) 232-1453

  • GOOD CARE Pharmacy
    2906 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE
    Washington, DC 20032
    Phone: (202-561-4343
    Fax (202) 561-5061

  • GRUBBS CARE Pharmacy
    326 E. Capitol Street, NE
    Washington, DC 20003
    Phone: (202) 543-4400
    Fax (202) 543-6276

  • MORGAN Pharmacy
    3001 P Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20007
    Phone: (202) 337-4100
    Fax (202) 337-4102

  • MORTON’S Pharmacy
    724 E. Capitol Street, NE
    Washington, DC 20003
    Phone: (202) 543-1616
    Fax (202) 543-6136

  • MOUNT OLIVET Pharmacy
    1809 West Virginia Avenue, NE
    Washington, DC 20002
    Phone: (202) 529-7001
    Fax (202) 529-7005

  • MOUNT PLEASANT Pharmacy
    3169 Mount Pleasant Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20010
    Phone: (202) 387-3100
    Fax (202) 387-2435

  • NEIGHBORHOOD Pharmacy
    1932 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE
    Washington, DC 20020
    Phone: (202) 889-1119
    Fax (202) 889-1560

  • NEW HAMPSHIRE Pharmacy
    5001 New Hampshire Avenue, NW
    Washington, DC 20011
    Phone: (202) 726-3100
    Fax (202) 291-5259

  • PETWORTH CARE Pharmacy
    4809 Georgia Avenue, NW
    Washington, DC 20011
    Phone: (202) 722-4330
    Fax (202) 722-7143

  • PHARMACARE SPECIALTY
    Pharmacy (Formally CVS)
    1517 17TH Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20036
    Phone: (202) 588-0186
    Fax (202) 319-2218

  • PHAMILY Pharmacy
    6323 Georgia Avenue, NW
    Washington, DC 20011
    Phone: (202) 722-0171
    Fax (202) 722-7580

  • SAFEWAY
    2845 Alabama Avenue, SE
    Washington, DC 20020
    Phone: (202) 575-7527
    Fax (202) 575-7621

  • SAFEWAY
    1601 Maryland Avenue, NE
    Washington, DC 20002
    Phone: (202) 398-6900
    (202) 396-4933

  • SAFEWAY
    3830 Georgia Avenue, NW
    Washington, DC 20011
    Phone: (202) 291-0892
    Fax (202) 291-3462

  • STERLING Pharmacy
    1647 Benning Road, NE
    Washington, DC 20002
    Phone: (202) 399-787
    Fax (202) 388-3157

  • SEAT PLEASANT Pharmacy
    350 Eastern Avenue, NE
    Washington, DC 20019
    Phone: (202) 396-3400
    Fax (202) 396-0008

  • SUPER Pharmacy
    1019 H Street, NE
    Washington, DC 20002
    Phone: (202) 388-0050
    Fax (202) 388-0047

  • STATE Pharmacy
    2041 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave, SE, # 100
    Washington, DC 20020
    Phone: (202) 610-2100
    Fax (202) 610-1078

  • WHITMAN-WALKER CLINIC
    1701 14TH Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20009
    Phone: (202) 745-6136
    Fax(202) 745-0238


 We can help explain any program (such as ADAP, Medicaid, Insurance Plans, Medicare, Medicare Part D, etc.) and assist you to decide what program or programs are options. You can either use the contact information and links on these pages yourself, or we will assist you at any stage in the process. If you don't know where to start, let us know by e-mail, phone or fax and we'll create a strategy with you and any health care or support provider you may already have.
  • State and National Resources - The District of Columbia specific contact information for different programs through which you can access a variety of services. This page also includes national resources, and links to other sources.

  • Care Networks and Care Providers : The District of Columbia has HIV Care Consortia agencies and organizations that can either provide or refer you to a case manager or a health care provider. This is funded by the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency (CARE) Act. The participating agencies are listed, as are some other resources.

  • Accessing Treatments and other Resources : The District of Columbia has a list or formulary of drugs and other services they cover through ADAP and other programs.Other potential sources of treatments for people with HIV or Hepatitis are also listed.

  • Hepatitis Resources : The District of Columbia has statewide Hepatitis vaccination programs, and covers some treatments for hepatitis B and Hepatitis C through their program.

Other Care Providers and Resources
In every state there are clinics, doctors and other health care providers who treat people with HIV/AIDS. The HIVMA is a national organization to which many doctors who treat HIV belong. There is no way to determine how much these providers charge for their services, or what types of insurance (some do accept Medicaid, ADAP, etc.) without contacting them directly. If you like, The Network will help you do that. A good resource to search for an HIV experienced doctor yourself you could use the HIV Provider Directory Search (HIVMA). To find a doctor who specializes in Hepatitis treatment use the hepatitis page listed above. Some doctors will treat both dieases. The HIVMA is a good source of doctors for people co-infected with HIV and Hepatitis. If you know of an HIV or a Hepatitis treating doctor or are an HIV or Hepatitis treating doctor, we will place that information in our national database for when clients ask us for a referral.

  • Patient Assistance Programs - Free or reduced price medications are offered by individual drug companies, as well as other organizations and foundations. All prescription drugs, including generic drugs, are made by drug companies. Information includes: Who you should call or e-mail about getting treatments,and financial and medical eligibility criteria. Although they will not automatically cover "the doughnut hole" or co-pays if you have Medicare Part D, some program are willing to make arrangements and even check out any benefits for which you are eligible. If you need help, contact them directly or let us know what drug you are interested in, or if you are trying to contact a specific company, foundation or organization and contact The Network at network@atdn.org

  • Federal Poverty Guidelines : These guidelines help to determine if you are eligible for different programs.

  • Kaiseredu.org : Educational resources for students, including people who want to know about or learn about a specific government sponsored program, or area of interest related to health care programs and policies. They have tutorials you can watch on many subjects,often presented by leading national experts. Many reports on specific topics such as HIV/AIDS, Minority Health Issues, and Medicare Part D. Links to current updates on policy matters and the latest news related to specific entitlement program or policy issues. This site is part of http://www.kff.org, The Kaiser Family Foundation website.

Doing Your Part? - In order for city, state, and federal government to understand how important these resources are to you, feedback is crucial. Let your HIV Care Consortium providers in your state know you depend upon, and support their work. Let your congresspeople know what your needs are. Volunteer at a community based organization, clinic, or service provider, or join a national effort to ensure everyone has access to the care, support and treatments they need in every state.

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