# RxAccess

> Independent data publisher tracking patient assistance programs (PAPs): free medication programs run by drug manufacturers, charities, and states. Not a pharmacy; takes no money from drug companies. Published program records links to its source document.

Most recent program verification in this registry: 2026-09-04. Records include available source links and verification dates; unsupported details remain unknown.

## Guides

Long-form, sourced answers to specific questions, the most detailed content on this site.

- [GLP-1 Without Insurance: Every Real Path to Pay Less](https://www.rxaccess.org/guides/glp1-without-insurance): Every real path to pay less for Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, or Zepbound without insurance covering it.
- [My Insurance Won't Cover Ozempic or Wegovy: Now What](https://www.rxaccess.org/guides/insurance-wont-cover-glp1): A denial isn't the end of the road: appeal, ask about a medical exception, or apply directly to the manufacturer.
- [Patient Assistance Program Income Limits, in Plain Dollars](https://www.rxaccess.org/guides/income-limits-plain-dollars): What "400% of the federal poverty level" actually means in real dollars, by household size.
- [All guides](https://www.rxaccess.org/guides)

## The medication registry

- [All medications, A-Z](https://www.rxaccess.org/medications): 5801 medications tracked, browsable by letter.
- [One medication](https://www.rxaccess.org/medication/{slug}): per-medication page pattern, eligibility, program links, and other ways to save, or explicit unknown coverage when the available evidence is insufficient.

## Programs and services

- [Manufacturer program directory](https://www.rxaccess.org/programs): 224 patient assistance programs.
- [What is a PAP?](https://www.rxaccess.org/what-is-a-pap): how manufacturer patient assistance programs work and why they exist.
- [Kinds of help](https://www.rxaccess.org/kinds-of-help): the other paths to free or reduced-cost medication beyond a manufacturer PAP.
- [PAP services, reviewed](https://www.rxaccess.org/pap-services): independent audits of paid intermediary services that apply on a patient's behalf.
- [How we rank services](https://www.rxaccess.org/how-we-rank-services): the disclosed scoring formula behind that ranking.

## The Registry

- [The Registry](https://www.rxaccess.org/registry): live coverage metrics, verification tiers, programs by parent company, and the full change history, merged from the former /data and /changes pages.
- [How we verify](https://www.rxaccess.org/how-we-verify): the verification method behind every published figure.
- [About RxAccess](https://www.rxaccess.org/about): who publishes this registry, why it exists, and how it is funded.
- [Corrections and takedown requests](https://www.rxaccess.org/corrections): how to report a wrong fact and what happens next.
- Data license: CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/): attribute RxAccess (rxaccess.org) on reuse.

## API

Read-only, key-required (free, with a stated use case), CORS open. Full documentation at /api.

- [API docs](https://www.rxaccess.org/api)
- [Request a key](https://www.rxaccess.org/request-api-key)
- [Programs](https://www.rxaccess.org/api/v1/programs)
- [Medications](https://www.rxaccess.org/api/v1/medications)
- [Program changes](https://www.rxaccess.org/api/v1/changes)
- [Meta / coverage stats](https://www.rxaccess.org/api/v1/meta)

## Spanish content

- [Español](https://www.rxaccess.org/es): home page and select pages have full Spanish translations (see the site's own locale-fallback notice on pages that don't).

## Optional

- [AI info](https://www.rxaccess.org/ai-info): what this registry is, how facts get verified, current limitations, and how to cite us.
- [Agent & API access](https://www.rxaccess.org/mcp): read-only API discovery page for agents and tool-builders.
- [API manifest](https://www.rxaccess.org/mcp-descriptor.json): the read endpoints, authentication, and license as JSON. Describes an HTTP API, not a Model Context Protocol server.