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HIV Patient Assistance Program (PAP) Information

Common Patient Assistance Program (PAP) Application
9/12/2012 | Source: Department of Health and Human Services/Health Resources and Services Administration -

The Common Patient Assistance Program Application (CPAPA) is available at http://www.NASTAD.org/CommonPAPForm or http://hab.hrsa.gov/patientassistance/index.html.

Please complete the form electronically by typing in the appropriate fields, then print the Common Patient Assistance Program Application form(s) and sign it in blue or black ink and send the form(s), per the instructions provided, to the corresponding addresses listed for each company.

This single common application allows uninsured individuals living with HIV and/or their providers/caregivers to use one applicatio

Positively Aware: HIV Drug Co-Pay and Patient Assistance Programs
9/1/2012 | Source: Positively Aware - Individual company patient assistance (PAP) or co-pay assistance programs for HIV and hepatitis B and C medications are available at Positively Aware. This website is updated as program changes are implemented. If individuals are denied access to these programs, they are encouraged to request hardship exceptions in order to obtain access to medications through these programs.

Fair Pricing Coalition: Patient Assistance (PAP) and Co-Pay Programs for HIV and Viral Hepatitis Drugs
9/1/2012 | Source: Fair Pricing Coalition - Individual company patient assistance (PAP) or co-pay assistance programs for HIV and hepatitis B and C medications are available at the Fair Pricing Coalition website. This website is updated as program changes are implemented. If individuals are denied access to these programs, they are encouraged to request hardship exceptions in order to obtain access to medications through these programs.

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