Apply to Gilead Advancing Access Patient/Medication Assistance Program (PAP/MAP)

Free Gilead HIV medicine for uninsured people who meet income rules; Gilead's liver-disease medicines use a separate program, Support Path. Apply directly with the program; here is what it asks and what happens next.

Who can apply?

Income limit not stated on the site; form asks for household size and household income with documentation for all income sources. Call 1-800-226-2056.

Income limit not stated on the site; form asks for household size and household income with documentation for all income sources. Call 1-800-226-2056.

PAP/MAP is for uninsured patients. Insured patients are sent to the Co-pay Savings Program (commercial) or independent co-pay foundations (Medicare, Medicaid and other government insurance). People eligible for Medicaid or ADAP may not be able to re-enroll. 'no' for insured groups reflects that the page only offers PAP/MAP to the uninsured.

Then what?

  1. Sign

    • enrollment form applicant consent (patient or patient representative)
    • optional text/communication consents

  2. Attach

    • documentation for all sources of household income
    • proof of residency
    • photo ID may be required

  3. Your prescriber

    • completes and signs the prescriber sections
    • signs shipping consent if shipping to the office

  4. Send

    • Fax 1-800-216-6857
    • Mail to Advancing Access, PO Box 592188, Orlando, FL 32859

Rather apply online? Apply on the Gilead Advancing Access Patient/Medication Assistance Program (PAP/MAP) site.

Questions: call Gilead Advancing Access Patient/Medication Assistance Program (PAP/MAP) at 1-800-226-2056. Up to 12 months with ongoing eligibility checks; may re-enroll..

Free. EveryCard Rx isn't paid by the program and never sends anything for you. Form , rules checked 2026-11-06 from the program's own pages. Something out of date? Tell us.