Louisiana Hepatitis Resources
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For a description of the HIV or Hepatitis treatment options listed on this page go to Medline Plus Contact The Network for help getting drugs or services. Our toll-free phone number is (800) 734-7104. We'll help explain what your options are and assist to create a plan. We'll describe programs like Medicaid, Medicare, Medicare Part D, Clinical Trials, ADAP, Patient Assistance Programs and more. Louisiana Hepatitis Contact
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Louisiana Program Contacts - Louisiana specific contact information for different programs through which you can access a variety of services. Includes links to other resources.
Case Management, Health Care and Support Services :
Find a health care provider, case management services, or service providers and community organizations in Louisiana, including the AIDS Education and Training Center in your region.
Accessing HIV or Hepatitis Treatments and other Resources : The treatments and services covered in Louisiana and other potential sources of treatments for people with HIV or Hepatitis are also listed.
Hepatitis Treatment, Care and other Resources : Louisiana Hepatitis vaccination, immunization, treatment coverage for hepatitis, including HCV and HBVHepatitis - Vaccines and Treatments The good news is that you can and should get vaccinated against hepatitis A (HAV) and hepatitis B (HBV). There are programs that offer these vaccines for free, or at a very low price. They are covered by most health care plans and government programs. If you have hepatitis that did not go away when you first contracted it (that's called chronic hepatitis), the good news is that the number of existing and new treatments being tested for the treatment of hepatitis and its complications (such as diabetes or cancer) has really increased just in the last few years. Pretty much everyone agrees that getting treated before your liver becomes damaged is better than waiting until later. But getting Hepatitis A and B vaccinations - if you already haven't had those diseases - and connecting with a doctor or health care team with experience is the first thing you need to do after getting tested. This may be the same doctor who tested you for hepatitis, in some cases, but a specialist called a hepatologist or GI doc (gastroenterologist) is usually sometimes brought in as well. There are many factors involved in your decisions and we recommend you find out everything you can about your liver and hepatitis, then contact The Network or another organization or your doctor and start asking questions. You could even prevent liver cancer and avoid a lot of complications in the near or distant future. Not knowing you have chronic hepatitis or another liver condition works against you in many ways. There are many links on this page to organizations and agencies that offer information and resources. |
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