If a medication costs more than you can manage, you’re rarely out of options — you just have to find the right program. These free, private screeners ask a few quick questions and point you to the assistance most likely to help you get treated at low or no cost.
Pick the screener that matches your medication. Each one is tailored to how assistance actually works for that condition. No name, no email, nothing saved — every tool runs entirely in your browser.
- Private by design. Every tool runs in your browser. There’s no login, no form, and nothing is saved — not even anonymously.
- They point, they don’t decide. The screeners show you which programs to try and the exact next step; each program confirms your eligibility itself.
- Built on primary sources. Program facts are checked against government and manufacturer sources, and every tool is reviewed by a clinician.
- Free to use, always. SunnyPharma is an independent health-cost-education resource, not a pharmacy.
What if my medication isn’t listed?
These screeners focus on the areas SunnyPharma covers in depth — HIV, hepatitis C, anticoagulants, and weight-loss GLP-1 medications. If your medication isn’t one of them, a strong general starting point is a community health center, which can help with medication cost and access on a sliding-fee scale regardless of your condition or insurance. You can find one near you at findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov.
Common questions
What is a medication access screener?
It’s a free, private tool that asks you a few quick questions about your insurance, household, and situation, then points you to the specific programs most likely to help you get your medication at low or no cost. It doesn’t decide whether you qualify; it removes the hardest part, which is knowing where to start and what step to take next. SunnyPharma runs one for each condition area it covers.
Which conditions do these screeners cover?
There are screeners for HIV medication access, hepatitis C treatment access, anticoagulant (blood thinner) cost and access, and weight-loss GLP-1 medications such as Zepbound and Wegovy. Each one is tailored to how assistance actually works for that condition, because the programs and rules are different for each.
Do these tools save my name, email, or answers?
No. Nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere. Each tool runs entirely inside your web browser, there’s no account or submission form, and your answers aren’t logged, not even anonymously. When you close the page, your answers are gone.
Is this free, and is it a pharmacy?
The screeners are completely free to use. SunnyPharma is an independent, physician-reviewed health-cost-education resource, not a pharmacy and not a provider. The tools help you find and navigate assistance programs; they don’t dispense medication or replace advice from your own doctor or pharmacist.
What if my medication isn’t one of these?
These screeners focus on the areas SunnyPharma covers in depth. If your medication isn’t here, a good general starting point is a community health center, which can help with cost and access on a sliding-fee scale regardless of condition. You can find one at findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov.
About this page.
This page collects SunnyPharma’s medication cost-and-access screeners in one place. Each screener is independently physician-reviewed and built on primary government and manufacturer sources; this directory links to them without changing what they show. Program rules change, so each tool routes to authoritative sources rather than hard-coding figures that go stale.
Read our editorial policy →Medical & eligibility disclaimer: Educational content only — not medical, legal, or financial advice, and not a determination of eligibility. Program rules change; confirm current details with each program before acting. Consult a licensed healthcare provider or pharmacist about your treatment.