Your transplant team decides your medicine.
We help you get it.
What it should cost, which programs may be open to you, and what to do when your plan changes the rules.
Taking more than one? Answer 5 questions and we'll do all of them at once
259 transplant medications · Free, no account · Your answers stay on your device · Built by a liver transplant recipient
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Medications
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Assistance Programs
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Copay Cards
If you're on a brand-name medicine with job insurance
“My prescription was $624. With insurance it dropped to $195. But nobody told me about copay cards. I found one myself and now I pay just $10.”
Real patient · liver transplant · 2025 · Savings vary by medication and insurance
Not sure whether you're on the brand or the generic?
Many transplant patients are on generics and were never told. Your bottle holds the answer, and it decides which options are yours.
Your label says “Tacrolimus”
Tacrolimus is the drug's own name, so this is the generic. The bottle often names a maker like Sandoz or Accord.
→ Compare cash prices. No copay card exists.
Your label says “Prograf”
Prograf is a brand name. Same medicine, different price, different programs.
→ Copay card or manufacturer assistance.
We never tell you to change your medication. That's your transplant team's decision — including switching between brand and generic, or between generic manufacturers. We show you what the medicine they prescribed should cost you.
“The Transplant Medication Navigator has saved me money and given me peace of mind. When my transplant hepatologist changed one of my immunosuppressant medications, I was able to use the Navigator right there during my visit to see what the new medication could cost. It puts valuable information in the hands of transplant recipients when we need it most.”
Mike Birdsong
Liver transplant recipient
Shared with permission. Savings vary by medication and insurance.
Lorrinda Gray-Davis
Liver transplant recipient · Vice Chair, OPTN Patient Affairs Committee
Lorrinda built this from her own experience at the pharmacy counter, with research on transplant patients' costs published in peer-reviewed journals.
Struggling with more than the cost?
Being a transplant patient can be hard on your feelings. You can get free, private help any time, day or night.
Call or Text: Dial or text 988 from any phone (Spanish-language support: press 2 / oprima el 2)
National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — 24/7 • Confidential
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