Add a useful patient resource
without adding another workflow.
MedicineCostHelp can sit beside existing financial-navigation, pharmacy, nursing, social-work and patient-education workflows. Link to the public resource; keep patient-specific decisions and data inside your existing systems.
Four ways to put MedicineCostHelp where patients already look.
After-visit summary or portal message
Add a short neutral link for patients who want help understanding expensive-medicine coverage, access barriers or financial-assistance options.
Clinic or hospital resource page
List MedicineCostHelp with other outside patient resources. Keep the description neutral and point users to the public site.
Infusion or waiting-area handout
Use the existing one-page QR handout so patients can open the resource on their own device without giving MedicineCostHelp patient information.
Staff quick-reference link
Add the site to navigator, pharmacy, nursing, scheduling or social-work resource lists as a starting point—not as a replacement for plan-specific verification.
Send the resource. Keep the patient data.
Do not transmit patient identifiers. No patient name, date of birth, diagnosis, member ID, claim number, medical record or referral payload is needed to link to MedicineCostHelp.
Do not outsource the decision. MedicineCostHelp is educational navigation. Your care team, payer and official program sources remain responsible for patient-specific clinical, coverage, coding, eligibility and billing decisions.
Copy-ready patient introduction
Neutral organization description
One-sentence internal share
Use the existing QR handout.
Print or post the one-page handout already built for care teams. It sends the patient to the same public starting point without creating a referral record.
Open print + share toolkit →Keep local language simple and neutral.
Do not turn a resource-list description into a promise that a medicine is covered, that assistance is available, or that a payer will approve treatment. MedicineCostHelp changes as official sources change; the controlling insurer, program, manufacturer and treatment site should always be verified.
Start with the public toolkit.
No contract or integration is required for an ordinary public link. If your organization wants to report outdated information or discuss a resource-page listing, use the contact page and do not include patient health information.
Important
MedicineCostHelp is an independent educational navigation resource. Organizations should independently verify coverage, coding, assistance and eligibility information before using it in patient-specific decision-making or billing workflows.