Uninsured people would get free HIV prevention medication and services through new federal programs.
This bill would create two new federal programs to help prevent HIV. One program would set aside money for local groups to offer free HIV prevention services, especially in communities most affected. The other would let uninsured people get free HIV prevention medicine and tests using a special "PrEP Pass" card at no cost.
Today, there is no federal grant program specifically for PrEP services, nor a federal program to reimburse providers for HIV prevention for the uninsured or a "PrEP Pass." If this bill passes, the government would set aside $400,000,000 for each government's budget year from 2027 to 2031 to fund local PrEP programs and create a "PrEP Pass" system, allowing uninsured individuals to get HIV prevention medication and services for free.
HR 7385 · 119th Congress · February 4, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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