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Insurer Agrees to Add HIV Drugs After Discrimination Complaint Filed: bit.ly/3OXwV7p
Speaking to #PACHA, the HIV and Hepatitis Policy Institute’s Tom McDaniels called on to strictly enforce #ACA’s nondiscrimination regs, update tools to ensure #HIV treatment guidelines are followed, & ensure HIV #Rx aren’t tiered adversely: bit.ly/4isCKr3
HIV/AIDS advocates fret about potential cuts under GOP trifecta:
HIV/AIDS advocates fret about potential cuts under GOP trifecta
www.ebar.com
Elections have consequences, and HIV/AIDS advocates are worried about potential cuts as Republicans take over both houses of Congress and the presidency in January.
Health advocates say private insurance companies in Minnesota are discriminating against HIV patients:
www.kttc.com
In Minnesota for 2025, private insurance companies have put most HIV medicine on the highest tier.
We obviously need better govt enforcement over #Insurers:
HIV prevention pills should be free, but insurers are still charging
www.washingtonpost.com
Insurance companies have to pay for PrEP under federal rules, but some skirt the requirement for free access to the treatment critical to preventing HIV.