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The document is an application form for the Arizona Ryan White and AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP), designed for individuals seeking assistance related to HIV/AIDS. It collects personal information, including applicant details, diagnosis information, residency documents, income verification, health insurance status, and referral needs. The application requires supporting documentation to verify eligibility and includes sections for medical provider input and consent for information sharing.

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How does the Ryan White Program work?

The Ryan White Program covers the costs of medical care and support services for both uninsured and insured eligible individuals. If you are uninsured, the Ryan White Program will cover the primary charge for the service and you may be responsible for a small copay.

What can Ryan White Program income be used for?

their in-house Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program funded clinics as program income on the annual RWHAP Part B Federal Financial Report (FFR) and in annual data reports. All program income earned must be used to fund core, support, and administrative services.

What is the Ryan White program in Arizona?

The legislation has been reauthorized four times since - in 1996, 2000, 2006, and 2009 - and is now called the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program. The program provides HIV/AIDS medical and support services to people living with the disease that cannot afford treatment, are uninsured or under-insured.

How to apply for Ryan White?

In order to enroll for Ryan White-funded services, all consumers must provide proofs of eligibility every year. The first time you go to receive Ryan White-funded services, you will need to bring proof of identification, proof of residency, proof of HIV diagnosis, and proof of meeting low-income requirements.

Why is it called Ryan Whites program?

The CARE Act is named in honor of Ryan White, an Indiana teenager whose struggle with AIDS and against AIDS-related discrimination who helped to educate our nation about the needs of people with AIDS.