Having problems getting insurance to cover a medicine your doctor prescribed? 

We suggest calling the inventors.

Many drug companies offer Patient Assistance Programs to help patients access the medicines they need.

Type your drug name into our Patient Assistance chatbot below to find the inventor behind your drug. Then, navigate to their website and look for a link to their Patient Support or Patient Assistance Programs.

Plus, even if you don’t qualify for free or reduced medicines, the inventor may be able to help you overcome prior-authorization or other administrative barriers that delay appropriate coverage of your prescribed treatment.

Search for your drug here:

Inventor Lookup Chat Disclaimer

The Inventor Lookup chat is an alpha release experiment.

Please Note:

  • Educational Purposes Only: Conversations with the Inventor Lookup are intended for educational purposes. Responses are generated by an AI language model and may contain errors or inaccuracies. Do not rely solely on these responses for critical decisions or actions. All responsibility for the use of this AI rests solely with the user.

  • Not for Professional Use: The Inventor Lookup should not be used for investment, insurance, political, medical, legal, or any other professional purposes.

  • Data Review: Conversations are anonymous and may be reviewed to improve performance and guide future development.

Companies may set eligibility requirements for their patient assistance programs, but it’s worth checking to see if you qualify. Eligibility requirements can generally be found on the program’s website or by contacting support.

Questions? Want to get more involved?

We’re here to help. Reach out to theNPLB team at hello@nopatientleftbehind.org.

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