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Early Treatment of HIV Summit Washington DC July 20, 2009 Carl Schmid Deputy Executive Director The AIDS Institute William McColl Political Director AIDS Action Council ADAP: SECURING HIV/AIDS DRUGS for the NATION’S POOR and UNINSURED

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ADAP: SECURING HIV/AIDS DRUGS for the NATION’S POOR and UNINSURED. Early Treatment of HIV Summit Washington DC July 20, 2009. William McColl Political Director AIDS Action Council. Carl Schmid Deputy Executive Director The AIDS Institute. GOALS & METHODS. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Early Treatment of HIV Summit

Washington DC

July 20, 2009

Carl Schmid

Deputy Executive Director

The AIDS Institute

William McColl

Political Director

AIDS Action Council

ADAP: SECURING HIV/AIDS DRUGS

for theNATION’S POOR and UNINSURED

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GOALS & METHODSGOALS & METHODS

Joint project by The AIDS Institute & AIDS Action Council

Analyze ADAPs & how well they are meeting goal of providing medications

Conducted 30 Interviews Offered an Overall Assessment & 25 Policy

Recommendations Use for Health Reform, Appropriations, NAS &

Future Ryan White Reauthorization

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OVERALL ASSESSMENTOVERALL ASSESSMENT

Despite a budget of $1.4 billion in federal and state funds

ADAP is not fully meeting the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS

45 percent of people needing medications not receiving them

Great disparities between the states in their ADAP coverage.

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HOW DID WE GET HERE?HOW DID WE GET HERE?

Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program– Impact of Treatment Modernization Act

Medicare Part D – Impact on ADAP

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TREATMENT MODERNIZATION TREATMENT MODERNIZATION ACTACT

Formula Changes– Move from AIDS to HIV/AIDS

Increase in ADAP Supplemental– From 3% to 5% of ADAP

Drug Formulary RequirementCore Medical Services Carry-over Funds/Unobligated Balances

Redistribution

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Medicare Part DMedicare Part D

Picked up ADAP Clients– Savings $73-89 million in FY06

ADAPs Wrap Around Part D– But not all states do so

Cost Burden on some BeneficiariesAdministrative HeadacheCreation of SPAPs

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FACTORS INFLUENCING ADAP FACTORS INFLUENCING ADAP GROWTHGROWTH

New infectionsIncreased costsIncreased testing effortsLoss of insurance coverage

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OTHER FACTORS OTHER FACTORS INFLUENCING ADAP GROWTHINFLUENCING ADAP GROWTH

New MedicationsChanging Treatment

GuidelinesCoverage of Additional

Services

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FACTORS INFLUENCING ADAP FACTORS INFLUENCING ADAP BUDGETSBUDGETS

Federal Annual Appropriation– Small Annual Growth– Much less than required

State Budgets– Current Fiscal Crisis in many States

Price of MedicationsDrug Company Rebates

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State ADAP FundingState ADAP Funding

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LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS TO LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS TO THE PROGRAMTHE PROGRAM

Need for adherence servicesNeed for Medical Care and Support

ServicesState Service Variability & Cost

Containment MeasuresDistribution of Funds

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OTHER ISSUESOTHER ISSUES

Patient Assistance ProgramsLimited New Drugs &

ResearchUnobligated Balance Rule

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POSSIBLE SOLUTIONSPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Increased Federal Appropriations– By President & Congress

State Actions– Work at State Level, particularly states that

make no or little contribution to ADAP– Review Current State match requirements– Encourage States to use ADAP Dollars for

Insurance Programs

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POSSIBLE SOLUTIONSPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Drug Prices– Continue Current Price Negotiations– Access to DOD Prices

Medicare Part D– Allow ADAP Expenditures to count toward True Out-

of-Pocket Expenses– Encourage States to Wrap Around Drug Benefit with

ADAP dollars– Encourage States to Create State Pharmacy Assistance

Programs

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POSSIBLE SOLUTIONSPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Medicaid Expansion– Early Treatment for HIV Act– Ensure states enact at state level

Create an ADAP Entitlement, along with all Ryan White Services

Increase Access to ADAP Drugs & Services– Greater Use of ADAP Dollars for Adherence &

Outreach– Greater Use of Minority AIDS Initiative Dollars for

Outreach– Increased Funding for all Ryan White Programs

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POSSIBLE SOLUTIONSPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Addressing State Variability– Establish a floor for eligibility (350% of FPL)– Require all Antiretrovirals & OI Drugs on

Formularies– Greater Portability– Adjust Hard Harmless, while Increase

Appropriations– Develop a Severity of Need Index– HRSA Review ADAP Supplemental Criteria

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POSSIBLE SOLUTIONSPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Unobligated Balances– HRSA Review Current Policy– Increase Amount Allowed to Carry-over from

2-5% and relax one or both penalties

ADAP Rebate Dollars– Clarify it is not program income

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POSSIBLE SOLUTIONSPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Congress Investigate Number of Patients on Pharmacy Assistance Programs & Address ways to meet their needs

Public Policies that encourage companies to research and develop new drugs

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CONCLUDING THOUGHTSCONCLUDING THOUGHTS

FY10 Budget & AppropriationsRyan White ExtensionHealth ReformFuture Review of Ryan White

Program, including ADAP

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THE FULL REPORT CAN BE THE FULL REPORT CAN BE ACCESSED AT:ACCESSED AT:

www.theaidsinstitute.org/downloads/ADAPReportMarch2009TheAIDSInstitute.pdf

orwww.aidsaction.org/images/pdf/aids_drug_assistance_program.pdf

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Thank you!Thank you!

[email protected]@[email protected]@aidsaction.org