Texas HIV Medication Program
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- 700.003 HIV Medication Participating Site Eligibility Criteria
- 090.020 Model Policies for Handling, Caring and Treating Persons Infected with a Sexually Transmitted Disease (Including HIV/AIDS) While in the Custody, Supervision or Care of Correctional, Law Enforcement, or Emergency Services Entities
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- 220.001 Eligibility to Receive HIV Services
- 231.000 TakeChargeTexas (TCT) Users
- 700.001 Texas HIV Medication Program Requests to Change State HIV Medication Formulary
- 700.005 Medicare Part D
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- 700.002 Right to Limit the Number of Clients Assigned to a Pharmacy
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Texas HIV Medication Program
The Texas HIV Medication Program (THMP) provides medications and insurance assistance for the treatment of HIV and its related complications for low-income Texans. To qualify for medications, potential clients who meet eligibility criteria complete an application for assistance. Once approved, a client receives medications at an assigned pharmacy in their community.
To learn more about THMP services and find out if you are eligible, see the Frequently Asked Questions. You can apply for the program by visiting TakeChargeTexas (TCT). If you have more questions or need assistance completing your application, call the THMP toll-free at 800-255-1090.
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Program News
Due to feedback from our partners in the field, THMP realigned the TIAP-PLUS self-attestation and recertification schedule, starting with March and September birth months and half-birth months. This change aligns TIAP-PLUS recertification with the other THMP subprograms.
Please help THMP clients complete their self-attestation and recertification during their birth month and half-birth month to ensure continued eligibility. Agency enrollment workers can use the table below to determine a client's self-attestation and recertification due date.
Birth month | Self-Attestation | Recertification |
| March | September | March |
| April | October | April |
| May | November | May |
| June | December | June |
| July | January | July |
| August | February | August |
| September | March | September |
| October | April | October |
| November | May | November |
| December | June | December |
| January | July | January |
| February | August | February |
If there are any changes to the insurance premiums for TIAP-PLUS clients, contact THMP immediately and provide the updated premium billing statement. THMP will need to update the client’s payment schedule to make sure they pay the correct premium for their insurance policy.