Our AIDS Care Access Program (ACAP) can connect you with the care you need. We can give you the names and phone numbers of providers or we will set up an appointment with a provider for you.

If you need help accessing care, please contact us directly at (206) 284-9277 or acap@llaa.org.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What doctors are available?
Among the many excellent doctors in King County who treat people living with HIV/AIDS, you can request:
• A male or female doctor
• A doctor with a practice near your home or office
• A doctor who charges lower fees
• A private doctor or community clinic

What dental care is available?
It is best to see the dentist before you have an emergency because most coverage emphasizes preventative care. Basic dental coverage can be covered through:

•  Medicaid (also known as DSHS or medical coupons)

•  Ryan White dental funds

• The Early Intervention Program

•  Private dental insurance

•  You may even qualify for FREE basic dental care!

I just found out I have HIV and I’ve heard how much money HIV medications can cost. Can you help?
Yes, we can recommend programs to help pay for medical care, including medications. We’re happy to help connect you to these programs, even if you don’t have a job or health insurance.

Help! My doctor is not covered on my new health insurance plan! What do I do?
Lots of doctors in King County have experience in HIV/AIDS. We can help you go through your insurance list to find the provider that best fits your needs.

I've been HIV positive for a while and haven't seen a dentist in a while.  Where do I start?
Give us a call. We can help find a dentist you’ll feel comfortable with.

ACAP is a program of Lifelong AIDS Alliance and receives funding from:
• U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
• Health Resources & Services Administration
• Public Health – Seattle & King County
• Lifelong AIDS Alliance