The ADAP Watch

From National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors

April 6, 2012

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ADAPs With Waiting Lists (3,240 Individuals in 10 States*, as of April 5, 2012)
State	Number of Individuals on ADAP Waiting List	Percent of the Total ADAP Waiting List	Increase/Decrease From Previous Reporting Period	Date Waiting List Began
Florida	510	16%	-97	June 2010
Georgia	895	28%	34	July 2010
Idaho	9	0.2%	2	February 2011
Louisiana**	394	12%	0	June 2010
Montana	6	0.2%	0	January 2008
Nebraska	219	7%	2	October 2011
North Carolina	117	4%	-53	January 2010
South Carolina	144	4%	-296	March 2010
Utah	0	0%	0	May 2011
Virginia	946	29%	-18	November 2010
* As a result of FY2011 ADAP emergency funding, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Montana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Utah and Virginia were able to reduce the overall number of individuals on their waiting lists. ** Louisiana has a capped enrollment on their program. This number represents their current unmet need.

ADAPs With Other Cost-Containment Strategies: Financial Eligibility (445 Individuals in 6 States, as of February 1, 2012)
State	Lowered Financial Eligibility	Disenrolled Clients
Arkansas	500% to 200% FPL	99 clients (September 2009)
Illinois	500% to 300% FPL	Grandfathered in current clients from 301-500% FPL
North Dakota	400% to 300% FPL	Grandfathered in current clients from 301-400% FPL
Ohio	500% to 300% FPL	257 clients (July 2010)
South Carolina	550% to 300% FPL	Grandfathered in current clients from 301-550% FPL
Utah	400% to 250% FPL	89 clients (September 2009)

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