The Nevada Ryan White Program is committed to working together to achieve the goals of an HIV-free and AIDS-free future through the best practices of advocacy, prevention, testing, treatment and care. We are guided by the principles of public health and social equity and driven by the mission to promote health and reduce both impact…
Nevada’s Ryan White Programs Resource Directory
About The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program
The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, first authorized in 1990, is administered by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB) and was funded at $2.34 billion in fiscal year (FY) 2018. The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program is a federal program that works with and awards…
Ryan White Program Parts
The Ryan White Program is divided into five (5) Parts: Part A, B, C, D, and F. Each Part provides grant funding for different target populations and different services. Part A Program | Clark & Nye Counties In NV & Mojave County, AZ Ryan White Part A (RWPA) funds HIV/AIDS care in metropolitan areas hardest…
Am I Eligible for Ryan White Nevada Programs?
There is one enrollment process for acceptance into the Ryan White Nevada Programs. Eligibility determination is facilitated with the help of an Eligibility Specialist (found in our resource directory). Your annual assessment documentation includes: Nevada residency Confirmed HIV diagnosis (initial enrollment only) Household income not to excel 400% of the Federal Poverty Level A more…
What To Bring To My First Appointment?
To receive any of the services available through the Nevada Ryan White Programs, such as core and support services, medication assistance, and health insurance assistance, you must complete an initial Universal Eligibility Application (REVISED) for Brand New Clients (18-04A) or Universal Eligibility Application – Spanish (REVISED) for Brand New Clients (18-04A). This first assessment will…
What Other Services Can I Receive Through The Ryan White Program?
Once eligible for Nevada Ryan White Programs you are eligible for an array of services including core medical services and support services. Please see the resource directory below to identify what services are offered in your area. Core Medical Services Outpatient/Ambulatory Medical Care: Outpatient/Ambulatory Health Services provide diagnostic and therapeutic-related activities directly to a client…
What Do I Need To Remember For My Re- Assessment?
After you have been in the Ryan White Programs for six months, your re-assessments for the continuation of utilizing Ryan White Services get easier. You do not need to provide information of HIV diagnosis. Following your initial assessment for brand new clients, you will complete the Universal Eligibility Application – Annual Client Packet (18-05a) during…
Questions Typically Asked During First Visit With An HIV Care Provider
People newly diagnosed with HIV infection have many questions such as: Because I have HIV, will I eventually get AIDS? What can I do to stay healthy and avoid getting other infections? How can I prevent passing HIV to others? How will HIV treatment affect my lifestyle? How should I tell my partner that I…
How Do I Pay For Care?
What you pay for your health care mostly depends on whether or not you have your own health insurance, your income, and resources you have.Here are some useful things to remember: There are no fees or costs for services provided to you by Ryan White Programs. If you do have a health insurance plan, you…
What About Health Insurance?
Your Eligibility Specialist will direct you to the care and services you need, some of which can be paid for by the Ryan White Program, if you are approved. In the meantime the following programs provide financial assistance for eligible clients living with HIV to maintain continuity of health insurance or to receive medical and…
