The North Dakota Ryan White Part B Program helps low-income people living with HIV get access to high-quality health care. Services are aimed at removing barriers to HIV care, and strive to ensure that people stay actively retained in care with the ultimate goal of viral suppression and overall good health. This program is federally funded and administered by the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services.
What services are available?
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- Case Management
- AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP)
- Outpatient Medical Assistance
- Emergency Assistance
- Medical Transportation
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Who is eligible? Individuals who:
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- Live in North Dakota
- Test Positive for HIV
- Meet Income Guidelines
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Program Enrollment
If you meet the enrollment guidelines, please call our office to set up an intake appointment. You may download, print and complete this form to bring to your appointment
The North Dakota Ryan White Part B Program serves to:
- Address the unmet health needs of persons living with HIV disease
- Optimize health outcomes by funding health care and support services to enhance health care access and retention in care
- Provide case management to link clients to appropriate resources
Who was Ryan White?
The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program was named for a young man diagnosed with AIDS following a blood transfusion in 1984. Though given six months to live, Ryan White would live until 1990, just months before Congress passed legislation bearing his name (Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency [Care] Act. Learn more about Ryan White.