Not if they're on Medicaid or Medicare[1], which some providers through those programs only very recently began to cover the medications due to lawsuits against them.

Also, the co-pay coupon card only covers up to $7,200 in co-pays per year[1].

There is also the income gap where someone could make too much money to qualify for their program, despite having no insurance, bad insurance or catastrophic insurance plans. A contractor responsible for their own health insurance might find themselves in that income gap.

And this program is at the discretion of Gilead, who can deny, change or discontinue it at any moment.

[1] https://www.truvada.com/how-to-get-truvada-for-prep/truvada-...