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Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, and West Virginia top the list for the most cases reported

In 2012, Eddie was honored as the ADAP Champion of the Year by ADAP Advocacy for fighting the Ohio Department

While Colorado, Ohio, New York, and West Virginia addressed the issue of additional restrictions or a

Ohio, for example, launched a vending project in early 2021 (in part to reduce the risks associated with

. – Although Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP website indicates that the state does not offer any treatment for HCV. – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by Ohio no longer covers brand name Epclusa. It only covers the generic. Ohio has six laws that penalize people living with HIV - Ohio currently has six antiquated laws on the

Justin Gibbs, a 53-year-old from Ohio, had to go without blood pressure medication for a week after losing The Ohio Department of Medicaid partnered with community-based organizations for door-to-door outreach

Ohio demonstrated the path forward by eliminating CVS Caremark and OptumRx from Medicaid and creating Ohio saved $140 million. Kentucky saved $283 million.

states where the opioid epidemic has become part of the fabric of life, such as Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio

Ohio, it would seem, has abandoned their PDAB efforts.

the previous report: Louisiana removed prior authorization requirements for generic HCV medications; Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by Ohio Medicaid began offering HCV treatment for the first time, with formulary options including ribavirin

. – Although Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP website indicates that the state does not offer any treatment for HCV. Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by Ohio no longer covers brand name Epclusa. It only covers the generic.

. – Although Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP website indicates that the state does not offer any treatment for HCV. Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by Ohio no longer covers brand name Epclusa. It only covers the generic.