ADAP Medication Assistance Program (MAP)

The ADAP Medication Assistance Program (MAP) provides many drugs on its formulary, including most anti-retroviral therapies approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. This benefit is sufficient to support triple and quadruple combination therapies. These drug combinations have been successful in treating persons with HIV infection, including opportunistic infections frequently associated with HIV; have resulted in drug treatment adherence; and have helped to dramatically prolong the lives of people living with HIV.

Who is eligible for ADAP-MAP?

Individuals must meet all of the following requirements: Diagnosed with HIV or AIDS and supply viral load laboratory results not older than six months prior to enrollment.

Currently live in Illinois and have a legal home address (domicile) in Illinois. Have anticipated gross annual income at or below 500 percent of the federal poverty level for household size. To view the current income levels, click here. Verification of third-party payer sources, such as Medicaid, Medicare or other commercial/employer based insurance if appropriate.

In addition, the ADAP-MAP enrollee’s health insurance company must participate with the ADAP-MAP-contracted pharmacy for dispensing and billing purposes.

Illinois Department of Public Health Medication Assistance Program Helpline: 1-800-825-3518