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HarborPath Creates a Single Portal for Uninsured Individuals to Access HIV/AIDS Medications
Date:7/19/2012

ills prescriptions for participating company's HIV/AIDS medications.
  • Automatic notifications for both the individual and the case manager of qualification for the program.
  • A pharmacy that ships a 3-month supply of all participating medications in one package within 2 business days of final approval and confirms delivery of the medications.
  • Renewal reminders to individuals and case managers to improve medication adherence, and
  • A fully automated portal that case managers can access at any time for up-to-the-minute status of an individual's application or shipment. If needed, live support is also available through a toll-free call center.

    • "I am pleased to be working with President Clinton to make the process easier for individuals living with HIV/AIDS and their caregivers to access life-saving medications," said Congresswoman Barbara Lee of California, Co-Chair of the Congressional HIV/AIDS Caucus. "I'm hopeful the progress we have made since coming together on World AIDS Day will bring relief as waiting lists for antiretroviral therapies continue to grow at alarming rates, particularly in the South. HarborPath fills an overwhelming need and I encourage all stakeholders to offer their assistance to help people obtain the essential medications they need." 

    About HarborPath

    HarborPath is a new 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization dedicated to assisting low-income, uninsured people living with HIV/AIDS gain access to their entire regimen of brand-name prescription medications at no cost through a single portal. For more information, visit www.harborpath.org.

    About the Clinton Health Access Initiative

    The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) began in 2002 as the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative to address the HIV/AIDS crisis in the developing world and strengthen health systems there. Taking the lead from governments and working with partners, CHA
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