You shouldn't need to be a healthcare insider to know your own cheapest legal price.
I've spent over 20 years inside the systems most patients never see — implementing and running Cerner Millennium at hospital systems, managing outpatient pharmacy platforms, supporting home health and oncology software, and working on VA and DoD care systems for veterans and military families.
That vantage point means I've watched the same problem play out from every side of the counter. A patient stands there confused about a price, while three rooms away, a hospital system, a pharmacy benefit manager, and a billing team all have better information than the patient does. Real, legal savings sitting unclaimed, year after year, not because they don't exist, but because nobody ever built the patient a way to find them.
Arik is what I built to close that gap. Not a coupon aggregator, not another company taking a cut from a PBM or a manufacturer, just a tool built by someone who's spent two decades on the inside of these systems, pointed entirely at getting that money back into patients' hands.
Every expensive drug has more than one price — a manufacturer copay card, a foundation grant, a self-pay program, a biosimilar alternative — and most of them are invisible unless you know exactly where to look and whether you qualify.
Arik never takes money from PBMs or pharmaceutical companies to rank one option over another. That's the exact conflict of interest that's kept this information buried for years, and it's the one thing we've built this to never compromise on, no matter how it's eventually funded.
A real, working application, not a mockup. Here's what it actually runs on.
Illustrative mockups reflecting verified, tested behavior — not live screenshots.
Enough to show this is real, not so much we hand over the playbook.
It costs roughly $50–150/month to run Arik for everyone right now. If this helped you, a donation helps keep it free for the next person. This isn't a tax-deductible gift yet — just a way to help cover the real cost of running the tool.
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