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Free PrEP in Utah

Utah has no state PrEP DAP but pharmacists can assess and prescribe PrEP under DOPL guidance — expanding access beyond traditional clinics. Medicaid expansion covers adults at ≤138% FPL, and Utah AIDS Foundation provides community navigation. Cultural stigma around HIV and sexual health creates unique confidentiality concerns.

No State PrEP DAP Medicaid Expanded (2020) Pharmacist PrEP Prescribing No HIV-Specific Criminal Laws

Fastest Path to Free PrEP in Utah

1

Visit a pharmacist

Utah DOPL authorizes pharmacists to assess and prescribe PrEP with required labs and follow-up. No doctor visit needed.

2

If you have insurance

PrEP is covered at $0 under the ACA. Use the Gilead Co-Pay Coupon for any remaining costs.

3

If you're on Medicaid

PrEP is covered at $0. Apply at medicaid.utah.gov or call 1-800-662-9651.

4

If you're uninsured

Start with MISTR for free PrEP. Contact Utah AIDS Foundation at (801) 487-2323 for navigation help.

Get PrEP delivered free with MISTR

MISTR provides free telehealth PrEP in Utah — consultations, at-home labs, medication, and delivery at $0. Discreet packaging addresses confidentiality concerns.

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Utah PrEP Programs & Assistance

Utah Medicaid

Expanded Medicaid (2020) covers adults up to 138% FPL. PrEP covered at $0 as preventive service.

📞 1-800-662-9651

medicaid.utah.gov

Pharmacist PrEP Prescribing (DOPL)

Utah DOPL guidance authorizes pharmacists to assess and prescribe PrEP including pre-screening questionnaire, required HIV test within 14 days, baseline labs, and follow-up. PEP prescribing also authorized.

Gilead Advancing Access

Free Truvada/Descovy for uninsured individuals at ≤500% FPL. No immigration requirement.

📞 1-800-226-2056

gileadadvancingaccess.com

Clinics & Community Resources

Community Org

Utah AIDS Foundation

PrEP navigation, HIV testing, case management. Primary community resource for PrEP access.

📍 1408 S 1100 E, Salt Lake City 84105

📞 (801) 487-2323

utahaids.org

Sexual Health

Planned Parenthood of Utah

PrEP available at select locations.

📍 Multiple SLC locations

FQHC

Wasatch Community Health

FQHC with PrEP services and sliding-scale fees.

📍 Salt Lake City

wasatchhealthcare.org

Community Clinic

Fourth Street Clinic

Healthcare for people experiencing homelessness. Low-barrier access.

📍 Salt Lake City

📞 (801) 364-0061

Telehealth PrEP Options

MISTR

Free consultations, at-home labs, medication, and delivery. Discreet packaging for confidentiality.

Free — $0 for everything

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Q Care Plus

Available in Utah with gender-affirming care.

Usually $0

qcareplus.com

Freddie

PrEP for men and transmasculine individuals.

$0 for 90%+ of patients

gofreddie.com

HIV & PrEP Data in Utah

~4,500
People living with HIV
~150
New diagnoses (2022)
4.3
Diagnosis rate per 100K (among lowest nationally)
Salt Lake Co.
Highest burden county

Utah has approximately 4,500 people living with HIV with about 150 new diagnoses in 2022 — a rate of 4.3 per 100,000, among the lowest nationally. Salt Lake County has the highest burden. Utah's low HIV burden means fewer dedicated resources, but pharmacist prescribing authority and Medicaid expansion help ensure basic access. Cultural factors including religious conservatism can create stigma around HIV testing, PrEP, and sexual health, making confidentiality particularly important.

Know Your Rights

Insurance Coverage

Under the ACA, all private insurance plans must cover PrEP at $0 cost-sharing. This was upheld by the Supreme Court in June 2025.

Pharmacist Prescribing

Utah DOPL authorizes pharmacists to assess and prescribe PrEP with a comprehensive protocol including pre-screening, HIV testing, baseline labs, and follow-up.

Minor Consent

Utah Code Section 26B-7-213 allows minors to consent to STI testing/treatment without parental consent. PrEP is not explicitly covered as it's classified as prevention. The law is interpreted narrowly.

HIV Laws

Utah does not have HIV-specific criminal laws — distinguishing it from most neighboring states.

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Information sourced from HIV.gov, CDC, NASTAD, AIDSVu, and state health departments. FreePrEP.org is an independent resource — not affiliated with any government agency or pharmaceutical company. Full disclosure