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Table 3. HIV-infected patients currently prescribed antiretroviral therapy by data source and insurance status*
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Data in Tables 3-5 are based on the following analyses:
  • Among patients eligible according to guidelines in place in 1999 (2), what is the proportion of patients prescribed ART in ASD in 1999 and SHDC in 1998?
  • In SHAS, among patients interviewed in 1999 with CD4 <500 cells/µL, what is the proportion of patients who reported taking ART at the time of their interview?
Data Source Total   Private   Public   No Insurance
% Treated/
Eligible
% Treated/
Eligible
% Treated/
Eligible
% Treated/
Eligible
ASD 83 3,098/3,751   90 1,064/1,184   80 1,642/2,054   76 392/513
SHDC Site A 86 208/242 92 97/105 85 88/104 71 27/38
SHDC Site B 86 147/171 93 41/44 87 150/172 84 46/55
SHDC Site C 88 219/244 92 76/83 91 119/131 70 23/33
SHAS* 86 986/1153 94 164/175 86 613/715 79 209/263
*Persons with unknown insurance status were not included.
  • Overall, 83–88% of eligible patients were currently prescribed ART.
  • Receipt of antiretroviral therapy was greatest among eligible patients with private insurance, followed by patients with public insurance compared with those with no insurance for all data sources.
  • A lower proportion of eligible patients in ASD received antiretroviral therapy from public providers compared with SHDC and SHAS.
  • Similar proportions of patients with private insurance in ASD, SHDC and SHAS received antiretroviral therapy.
  • Proportions of patients with no insurance receiving antiretroviral therapy varied among studies and among SHDC sites.
  • Data from the MOPTB study were not available for this question.
Last Modified: June 21, 2006
Last Reviewed: June 21, 2006
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National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention
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