Hello! I am an AIDS patient, what policies can the state help me?

There is a monthly subsistence allowance from the state, and a medical allowance. Take a good look, learn more, don't be afraid, you will still live like a normal person.

Yes, antiviral drugs for HIV in China are free. Before 02 years, domestic infected people basically took antiviral drugs at their own expense or relied on some international cooperation institutions and public welfare organizations, and the annual cost of antiviral drugs per person could be as high as more than 100,000 yuan, and the cost of antiviral drugs was reduced to about 3 5,000 yuan per person per year after the localization of antiviral drugs. In 02, China launched a pilot project of free anti-virus in some poor areas.

After the SARS epidemic in 03, the country attached great importance to public health security, and AIDS was included in the national development strategy, and the "four frees and one care" policy was promulgated, and then free anti-virus was promoted nationwide**. Not only that, infected people in different regions can also receive a certain number of free viral load tests per year, CD4 cell testing (an important immune cell that is mainly destroyed by HIV) and other free tests (these tests can cost hundreds or thousands at their own expense), and some areas will also issue a certain amount of living allowance, the main executive department of which is the CDC at all levels.

The National Handbook of Free Antiretroviral Drugs for AIDS (2012 Edition) has relaxed the standard to 500 mm3, which is basically in line with international standards.

In general, the country's investment in HIV** is very large, and the free anti-virus ** policy has benefited hundreds of thousands of infected people in China, and the effect is really good. Studies have shown that as long as you adhere to **, the life expectancy of infected people is not much different from that of normal people, and if you take medicine on time and on time every day, drug resistance will basically not occur, that is to say, as long as the body can tolerate a ** plan, it is not too much of a problem to eat for more than ten years or even decades.

Go to your local epidemic prevention station and ask.

The state has implemented a policy of four frees and one care for HIV/AIDS.

1. Four exemptions:

1) Rural residents and urban people with financial difficulties who do not participate in the basic medical insurance and other medical security systems can go to the infectious disease hospital designated by the local health department or the general hospital with infectious disease area (department) to take free antiviral drugs and receive antiviral**.

2) All persons who voluntarily receive HIV counseling and virus testing can receive free consultation and HIV antibody screening and testing at medical institutions designated by the centers for disease control and prevention at all levels and health administrative departments at all levels.

3) For pregnant women who have been infected with HIV, local hospitals undertaking HIV antiretroviral tasks will provide health consultation, prenatal guidance and delivery services, and provide mother-to-child blocking drugs and infant testing reagents free of charge in a timely manner.

4) Local people at all levels should raise funds through various channels to carry out the psychology of AIDS orphans and provide them with free compulsory education.

2. A care:

"1. Care" refers to the state's provision of treatment and care for HIV-infected persons and patients, and all levels of ** will include AIDS patients and their families with financial difficulties in the scope of subsidies, and provide living subsidies in accordance with the provisions of relevant social assistance policies; Supporting productive HIV patients and people living with HIV to engage in productive activities within their capacity and increase their incomes.

I only know that there is a subsistence allowance and free antiviral medicine.

The state has a policy of "four frees and one care" for people with HIV/AIDS. 1. Antiretroviral drugs are provided free of charge to rural residents and people with financial difficulties in urban areas who do not participate in the basic medical insurance and other medical security systems. 2 Nationwide free counselling and initial education for those who voluntarily undergo HIV counselling and testing.

Specifically, there are the following types of subsidies:

1. Under normal circumstances, if you have AIDS, the national subsidy for AIDS is more than 1,000 yuan.

For AIDS patients, there are certain support policies, for orphans of AIDS patients are exempted from school fees, and for pregnant women with HIV, the state provides free mother-to-child blocking drugs, as well as infant testing reagents.

The State has a policy of four frees and one care for AIDS patients, providing free antiretroviral drugs to AIDS patients with financial difficulties, free mother-to-child blocking drugs and infant testing drugs for AIDS pregnant women, free school fees for orphans of AIDS patients, and State assistance and corresponding living allowances for AIDS patients living in difficulty.

Specifically, there are the following types of subsidies:1. Under normal circumstances, if you have AIDS, the national subsidy for AIDS is more than 1,000 yuan.

There are certain support policies for AIDS patients, such as exemption of school fees for orphans of AIDS patients, and HIV AIDS.

The state provides free mother-to-child blocking drugs, as well as infant testing reagents.

You can take the medical record materials to the hospital to get the relevant drugs for free. There is no other subsidy to subsidize.

The state has a policy of "four frees and one care" for AIDS patients,1 providing antiretroviral drugs free of charge to rural residents and economically disadvantaged urban people who do not participate in the basic medical insurance and other medical security systems; 2 Provide free counselling and primary screening testing nationwide for those who voluntarily undergo HIV counselling and testing; 3. Provide free mother-to-child blocking drugs and infant testing kits to pregnant women infected with HIV; 4 Orphans of AIDS patients are exempt from school fees. "One care" refers to the inclusion of AIDS patients in difficulty in the scope of assistance, and the necessary living relief in accordance with relevant national regulations.

Actively support AIDS patients who have the ability to produce children. Avoid discrimination against people living with HIV.

Human beings are just parasites on the earth, and I want to live happily for the rest of my life, but life is not easy!! When my friends know that I have AIDS, they will discriminate against me, and sometimes I wish I was dying soon.

My mother is AIDS, she sold blood back then, she has been dead for eight years, and my father has also been infected, why hasn't he even had a subsistence allowance all these years?

There is a subsidy, and I am in the fifth month this month, and I have received a subsidy of fifty yuan.

Why don't I get a subsidy if I have AIDS?

I've been AIDS for three years, how can I not be subsidized.

We don't have any subsidies here in Shangluo, Shaanxi, I don't know what about other places?

What is the policy for people living with HIV/AIDS in Tanghe County, Henan? Is there nothing here but free medicine?

What subsidies does the country have for people with AIDS?

Countries living with HIV provide antiretroviral immune-boosting drugs free of charge, with no special financial assistance. If you are a disabled person or a poor household that has lost the ability to work, you can apply to the local community or neighborhood committee for a subsistence allowance.

Summary. Hello, AIDS patient, there is no living allowance. However, the state provides antiretroviral drugs to AIDS patients free of charge, and you can control the disease by taking antiretroviral drugs regularly.

Hello, AIDS patient, there is no living allowance. However, the state provides antiretroviral drugs to AIDS patients free of charge, and you can control the disease by taking it regularly, such as anti-disease drugs.

The state has a policy of four frees and one care for the poor people in AIDS counties, providing free antiretroviral drugs for AIDS patients with financial difficulties, providing free mother-to-child blocking drugs and infant testing drugs for pregnant women with AIDS and AIDS, providing free school fees for orphans of AIDS patients, and providing national assistance and corresponding living allowances for AIDS patients who are living in difficulty. In general, the state subsidy for AIDS does not directly subsidize the money.

I have a friend who has already received a living allowance.