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Alternate Name
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Maryland AIDS Drug Assistance Program; MADAP; MADAP Plus, Client Services
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Description
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MARYLAND AIDS DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (MADAP): Helps pay for medications for eligible clients and helps clients with insurance by paying for eligible co-pay and deductible costs so they can get their medication (MADAP Plus). The list of medicines covered by MADAP includes a wide range of medications used to treat HIV infection, HCV treatment, opportunistic infections, and complications of HIV infection or related conditions, including all anti-retroviral therapies approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Also offers assistance in paying insurance premiums for health and prescription plans for eligible individuals. (MADAP-Plus).
NOTE: Provides assistance for individuals who are not eligible for MADAP but have a pending application for Medical Assistance (Medicaid/MA) or for individuals who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medical Assistance (not including Qualified Medicare Beneficiary program (QMB) or Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary program (SLMB)) with a pending Low-Income Subsidy (LIS) application. If these individuals have a need for HIV medication a case manager, on behalf of the client, must request TAP while the application for Maryland Medical Assistance or LIS is being processed.
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Defined coverage areas:
Maryland
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Physical Address
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1223 W. Pratt Street
Baltimore LA
21223 United States
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Hours of operation:
Mon: 8:30AM 4:30PM
Tue: 8:30AM 4:30PM
Wed: 8:30AM 4:30PM
Thu: 8:30AM 4:30PM
Fri: 8:30AM 4:30PM
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Eligibility
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To be eligible for MADAP, a person must have a medical diagnosis of HIV, have a projected gross household income not to exceed 500% of the Federal Poverty Level, and be a current resident of Maryland (does not need to be a United States citizen).
Eligibility: Adult: Yes; Teen: Yes; Child: Yes; Family: Yes; Female: Yes; Male: Yes;
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Languages Offered
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Accommodations possible.
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Program Fees
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None.
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Application Process
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Applications may be accessed via the MADAP website under the Forms tab and can be submitted via email, fax, mail, or walk in. Specific information regarding each method is provided on the application.
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Documents Required
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Must submit documentation of proof of medical diagnosis, proof of Maryland residency, and proof of income. Specifics for supporting documentation is available on the MADAP website, on the MADAP application, and one may call the program for guidance.
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Programs at this agency
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Walter P. Carter, Carruthers Clinic
Maryland Department of Health, Vital Statistics Administration
Spring Grove Hospital Center
Deer's Head Hospital Center
Maryland Department of Health, Thomas B. Finan Center
Bay Area Center for Independent Living, Information & Referral
Maryland Department of Health, Children's Health Program
Maryland Department of Health, HealthChoice Help Line
Maryland Department of Health, HealthChoice Enrollment Broker
Maryland Department of Health, Rare and Expensive Case Management
Maryland Department of Health, Prevention & Health Promotion
Maryland Department of Health, Commitment to Veterans
Baltimore City Cancer Program at University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center
Maryland Department of Health, Medical Cannabis Commission
Colon and Lung Cancer Screening Programs at MedStar Health
Anne Arundel County Mental Health Agency, Information & Referral
Anne Arundel County Mental Health Agency, Grievances/ Appeals
Maryland Department of Health, Kids In Safety Seats
Maryland Department of Health, Kids In Safety Seats, Training & Education
Maryland Department of Health, Office of Health Care Quality
Breast and Cervical Cancer Program, Baltimore City, Cancer Screening
Maryland Department of Health, Breast and Cervical Cancer Program, Baltimore City, Diagnostic Services and Treatment
Maryland Department of Health, Tobacco Quitline
Maryland Department of Health, Laboratories Administration
University of Maryland Walter P. Carter, Fayette Clinic, Adult Treatment
University of Maryland Walter P. Carter, Fayette Clinic, Continuous Care
University of Maryland Walter P. Carter, Fayette Clinic, Drug Treatment
University of Maryland Walter P. Carter, Fayette Clinic, Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program
Maryland Department of Health, Medical Reserve Corps
Eastern Shore Hospital Center, Inpatient Hospitalization
COVIDLink
Bay Area Center for Independent Living, Peer Support & Mentoring Program
Bay Area Center for Independent Living, Independent Living Skills
Bay Area Center for Independent Living, Advocacy
Bay Area Center for Independent Living, Transitional Program
Maryland Department of Health, Human Mpox Information
Maryland Department of Health, RSV Information
Maryland Department of Health, Office of Children and Youth with Specific Health Care Needs
Maryland Department of Health, Immunization Records
Maryland Department of Health, Healthy Smiles Dental Program
Maryland Department of Health, Medicaid Doula Program
Montgomery Crisis System
Maryland Department of Health, Applied Behavior Analysis
Maryland Department of Health, Behavioral Health Administration
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Toll Free Number
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800-205-6308
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Fax Number
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410-333-2608
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800-735-2258
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410-767-6535
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Main Email Address
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client.services@maryland.gov
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Sites offering this Program
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1223 West Pratt Street
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