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Free drug programs, copay help, cash prices and discount cards, sorted for your situation in plain English.
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Add every medication you take and get one plan for all of them. It stays private in your browser.
Start my plan → 2-minute quizAre you overpaying?
Five questions about the rules that trip people up most.
Take the quiz → Free templatesLetters that get you help
Appeal a denial or ask your doctor for help, ready to copy and send.
See the letters →Six ways to pay less
Most sites show one of these. MedAccess shows all of them, who each one is for, and where to apply.
Free drug programs
Drugmakers give medication free to people who meet income limits.
How they work →Copay cards
Lower your share for brand drugs when you have private insurance.
How they work →Charity foundations
Nonprofits that help with copays for serious conditions, Medicare included.
How they work →Direct cash prices
Reduced prices bought straight from the maker or through TrumpRx.gov.
How they work →Discount cards
Instant savings at most pharmacies, usually best for generics.
How they work →Community health centers
Care and medication priced on a sliding scale by income.
How they work →Free and independent
No ads and no commissions. We don't take money from drugmakers, pharmacies or card companies, so we can point you to the cheapest route, whoever runs it.
How we check our listings →Popular guides
How to pay less for Eliquis How to pay less for Ozempic How to pay $35 or less for insulin Medicare drug costs in 2026 All 75 drug guides →Medicare open enrollment is open
October 15 to December 7. It’s the yearly chance to switch to a drug plan that covers your medications for less.
Use the 9-step checklist →Free tools and guides
Help for where you are right now
Do you qualify for Extra Help?
Medicare help that can cut copays to a few dollars. Many people who qualify never apply.
Check now → Life changesLost your job?
COBRA, Marketplace and Medicaid deadlines, and how to keep your medication meanwhile.
Read the guide → Life changesTurning 65?
When to sign up for drug coverage and how to avoid a penalty you’d pay for life.
Read the checklist → Quick wins12 ways to pay less at the pharmacy
Small questions at the counter that save real money.
See the tips → VaccinesShingrix is $0 on Medicare
Recommended vaccines cost nothing on Part D and most private plans.
Learn more → 749 genericsPay the least for generics
A 2-minute price check and the full TrumpRx generic list.
See how → 51 state guidesHelp in your state
Medicaid, state insulin caps, state drug programs and your marketplace.
Find your state → 75 drug guidesBrowse by condition
Diabetes, heart, migraine, hepatitis C, osteoporosis and more.
Browse →What’s new
Recent changes that could lower your costs
- May 2026
TrumpRx.gov adds 600+ generic drugs
The federal cash-price site expanded about sevenfold, partnering with Cost Plus Drugs, Amazon Pharmacy and GoodRx.
- April 2026
First generic Farxiga approved
The FDA approved generic dapagliflozin, and prices have started to drop.
- 2026
PAN Foundation joins Patient Advocate Foundation
The two charities merged. Copay help for about 150 conditions now runs through TotalAssist.
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One short email when a new generic, price cap or program could lower what you pay. No spam, no selling your address.