For providers

Patient can’t find their medication? Send them to Phil.

FreeMedFinder is a free patient service from InStockRx. Share one link. Your patient enters the medication and ZIP code, and Phil helps with the next step.

For doctors, nurses, NPs, PAs, MAs, and care coordinators.

Prototype boundary

Current availability and price paths are modeled. FreeMedFinder does not verify live inventory, send prescriptions, or replace clinical or pharmacy judgment.

FreeMedFinder for Providers · demo

See the practice workspace

A walkthrough of how your team could ask participating pharmacies about a hard-to-find medication and keep the patient informed. It uses sample data only. Practice accounts, pharmacy accounts, and email alerts are not live yet.

Try the demo workspace
  1. Send one requestThe exact medication, strength, form, and quantity, to the participating pharmacies you choose.
  2. Compare answersCash quotes, insurance reviews, supplier checks, and questions—each clearly labeled, with when it expires.
  3. Choose and follow throughPick a pharmacy, send the prescription from your own system, and share a status link with the patient.

When to share it

A good fit when a patient says…

  • Their pharmacy is out of a prescribed medication.
  • They’re worried about the cost of a new prescription.
  • They’re waiting on an insurance issue and want to understand their options.
  • They want a clear checklist before calling pharmacies.

Not a fit for

Keep clinical care separate

  • Urgent or emergency care needs.
  • Clinical questions, dose changes, or choosing a different medication.
  • Prior authorizations or appeals. Those stay with your office and the plan.

FreeMedFinder is not a clinical tool. It does not replace prescribing, counseling, refill decisions, or care coordination.

Stay in touch

Want printed materials or updates?

Leave your practice details and the FreeMedFinder team will follow up. Please don’t include patient information.

Patients with medication, prescription, or urgent-care questions should contact a licensed pharmacist, their prescriber, or emergency care as appropriate. Healthcare limitations

Please don’t include patient names, medications for a specific patient, or other health information.