Find a better way to access and afford healthcare.
Kave finds exceptional healthcare programs, cost-saving services, and hospital financial-assistance applications, then helps you identify the options that fit your situation.
No account. No sign-up. Kave does not ask for your Social Security number, your date of birth, your insurance member ID, or your hospital account number.
Hospital bill too expensive?
Search for your hospital’s financial-assistance application, eligibility rules, required documents, and submission instructions.
5,432 Medicare-registered hospitals across 56 states and territories are searchable.
Prescription too expensive?
Enter the medication and Kave will send you to each place that can price it.
What do you need help with?
Pick the task you are trying to finish. Four to six questions, and you can skip any of them.
- See a doctorPrimary care, urgent care, telehealth, and clinics that will see you without insurance or with limited coverage.
- Lower prescription costsManufacturer assistance, discount pharmacies, and nonprofit funds that reduce what you pay at the counter.
- Reduce a medical billHospital financial assistance, billing errors, surprise-billing protections, and debt relief.
- Find affordable tests or proceduresImaging, lab work, screenings, and outpatient procedures with prices you can see before you commit.
- Find dental or vision careDental schools, free clinic events, eye exams, glasses, and surgical programs — the care insurance most often leaves out.
- Get mental health supportCrisis lines, low-cost therapy, substance-use treatment, and peer support.
- Get insurance or benefitsMarketplace plans, Medicaid and CHIP, Medicare help, and free enrollment counselors.
- Get condition-specific helpPrograms built around one condition: specialty care, copay funds, supplies, travel and lodging, appeals help, and peer support.
How Kave chooses
The value is not the number of links in the database. It is screening, verification, explanation, and matching.
Four mandatory gates
A program is only listed if it delivers direct patient value, its access and eligibility can be verified, its limitations are clearly disclosed, and no payment influenced its inclusion. Failing any one of these excludes it, whatever it scores.
A published score
Resources that clear the gates are scored across eight weighted criteria and must reach 80 out of 100. Geographic reach is worth only five points, so a strong local program is not pushed out by a weak national one.
Dates you can check
Every record shows when a person last checked it and links to the official source. When a review period expires or a link breaks the badge changes automatically — Kave would rather say “needs re-review” than let a stale figure stand.
What Kave is not
Kave is not a medical provider and nothing here is medical advice, a diagnosis, or a treatment recommendation. It is not an insurer or an insurance marketplace, it does not negotiate bills on your behalf, and it does not sell placement. Nobody can pay to be listed, ranked higher, or shown first.
Where Kave has not verified something, it says so plainly rather than filling the gap with a guess. On a hospital page with no completed review you will see the hospital’s own billing number and what to say on the call — never an invented eligibility threshold.