O'Neill Institute  |  March 9, 2020

Read the Publication

This Quick Take document discusses the final recommendation for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) from the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) and why the PrEP recommendation matters. The USPSTF PrEP recommendation has the potential to increase access to PrEP for HIV prevention and means that most private health plans and all Medicaid-expansion programs must cover PrEP without cost-sharing. To support effective implementation of this recommendation, the document outlines critical actions that are needed from federal agencies, health plans, health departments and insurance regulators, and providers and communities. Implementation of the recommendation must ensure access to comprehensive PrEP services and require coverage without cost-sharing of new PrEP regimens as they become available.

Read the Quick Take here.

Issues

HIV/AIDS PrEP

Related Projects

HIV Policy Project

Latest publications See All

Journal Article

October 24, 2024

Alana Sharp Matthew M. Kavanagh Ndivhuwo Rambau, Soeurette Policar, Elise Lankiewicz, Allan Nsubuga, Luke Chimhanda, Anele Yawa, Kenneth Mwehonge, Donald Denis Tobaiwa, Gérald Marie Alfred, Asia Russell, Solange Baptiste, Onesmus Mlewa Kalama, Rodelyn M. Marte, Naïké Ledan, Brian Honermann, Krista Lauer, Nadia Rafif, Susan Perez, Gang Sun, Anna Grimsrud, Laurel Sprague, Keith Mienies