• Case Management/Counseling
• HIV Treatments
• Hepatitis Treatments
• The Access Project
• Educational and Informational
• Simple Fact Sheets
• Health Advocacy
  

The Network is a national, not for profit that provides case management, treatment and care access information, advocacy and counseling, education, and other services for people with HIV or chronic hepatitis.

New York City Services

For HIV+ people. Contact us first. Fast, hassle-free, confidential help of all kinds for people of all kinds. We make things work for you. No fee, charge or insurance required. Need help now? E-mail us at The Network, or call our toll-free number at (800) 734-7104 for help getting housing, food, insurance or benefits assistance, treatment, care, living expenses, legal referrals and counseling. HIV+ people anywhere in the New York City area can join our case management program.

Patient Assistance Programs

Sometimes you must look for other programs to meet your needs. Don't drop your insurance coverage or COBRA premiums without first seeing if your state will cover part or the whole premium or drug cost co-pays. Apply to get Medicaid or Medicare or state or private insurance through your state. You might also need to try a Patient Assistance Program. The pharmaceutical industry has set up programs that offer medications for free, or sometimes at a very low price. E-mail us for a specific drug or company's program. There are also other options we can suggest.

The Access Project

The Access Project serves New York, Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia (DC) and all the other states as well. Request Information using the internet, or e-mail The Access Project. You can also leave a message at 1-800-734-7104, ext.16 for help getting drugs or services through different drug assistance and insurance premium assistance programs through the federal government or your state.

Music, Advocacy and Clips!

We spent several months collecting information to be added to our website. We expect that will take place during July. You will see all Patient Assistance Programs, all states of The Access Project updated (with special YouTube.com clips for each of the three sections of each state), and lots more. So far, a new information request form has been added, and Vermont, New Mexico, New Hampshire, and Maryland have been updated and posted. New information on all states and patient assistance programs is available by e-mail now. New York State has added new medications to its drug assistance program (PDF file).