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Use this tool to help determine if a Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program client is eligible for Medicaid, Medicare, private or employer sponsored insurance, or Marketplace health care coverage.

This resource helps Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program clients understand what they need to know about their health care coverage and taxes if they enrolled through the Health Insurance Marketplace.

This tool guides clients through the steps to take if they don’t have health care coverage and how to enroll in Marketplace insurance.

Learn how Premium Tax Credits (PTCs) and Cost-Sharing Reductions (CSRs) can help Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) clients pay for health insurance.

This resource provides an overview of Special Enrollment Periods (SEPs) for Marketplace coverage and lists the various events that can qualify clients for an SEP.

The Integrated HIV Prevention and Care Guidance, including the Statewide Coordinated Statement of Need, CY 2027-2031 requires an HIV Prevention, Care, and Treatment Resource Inventory. The purpose of this tool is to support the collection and analysis of all HIV resources in the jurisdiction. The table can be incorporated into the Integrated Plan submission.

A checklist is required in the submission of the Integrated Plans for 2027-2031. Use this simplified, fillable checklist to indicate which elements required new content and which elements were developed as part of another jurisdictional plan.

This tool is designed to help RWHAP staff, including program administrators, case managers, and frontline staff understand the available options to support people with HIV who are leaving incarceration and minimize interruptions in care.

This template includes work plans for needs assessment activities and Integrated Plan development, as well as the template for the Integrated Plan Guidance checklist required for submission.

This consumer-friendly poster series is intended to spark conversation between clients and program staff about Medicare coverage and the role of health coverage in supporting people aging with HIV.