RYAN WHITE PROGRAM IN GEORGIA
The RyanWhiteHIV/AIDS Program, funded under the federal RyanWhite HIV/AIDSTreatmentModernization Act,helps low-income peoplewith HIVwho have little or no insurance access formedical care. For information,go to
http://hab.hrsa.gov/.
RyanWhite Part A funds services in theMetro Atlanta area including Barrow, Bartow,Carroll,Cherokee,Clayton,Cobb,Coweta,DeKalb,Douglas,Fayette,Forsyth, Fulton,Gwinnett,Henry,Newton,Paulding,Pickens,Rockdale,Spalding,andWalton. Services includemedical care,medications, casemanagement,dental care,mental health counseling, substance abuse treatment,and support services. For eligibility requirements and other information, call (404) 612-8285 or go to
http://www.fultoncountyga.gov/ryan-white-home.
RyanWhite Part B funds services throughout Georgia. Part B supports ambulatory care,dental services,medications,medical casemanagement,and support services such as emergency financial assistance,housing assistance, translation services,andmore. For information on the Georgia Part B Program, contact the Georgia Division of Public Health,HIV Unit at (404) 657-3100 or go to
http://health.state.ga.us/programs/stdhiv/index.asp.
RyanWhite Part C supports outpatient HIV early intervention services and ambulatory care. Grants are awarded directly to approximately 15 agencies statewide. Formore information,go to
http://hab.hrsa.gov/.
RyanWhite Part F supports the AIDS Education and Training Center Program (including SEATEC, the publisher of Key Contacts),Dental Programs,and Special Projects of National Significance (SPNS).
The AIDSDrug Assistance Program(ADAP) is a state-administered programthat provides HIVmedications to low-income individualswho have little or no coverage fromprivate or third-party insurance. An individualmust apply in person for ADAP services and an applicationmust be completed during a face-to-face interview at a designated ADAP/HICP enrollment site. For themost current information on eligibility criteria, call the Georgia Division of Public Health,HIV Unit at (404) 657- 3100 or go to
http://health.state.ga.us/programs/stdhiv/adap.asp.
The Health Insurance Continuation Program(HICP) assists eligible personswith HIVwho are unable to pay their health insurance premiums. This special program pays amaximummonthly health insurance premiumof $1,100,whichmay include a spouse and children on a family health insurance plan,aswell as dental and vision. HICP services are available to all eligible residents of Georgiawhomeet the criteria for enrollment. For additional information, call (404) 657-3100 or go to
http://health.state.ga.us/programs/stdhiv/hicp.asp.
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