A more affordable way to get your medication.
Many people find SHARx while searching for ways to reduce the cost of an expensive prescription. If that’s how you got here, you’re not alone. SHARx partners with employers to help eligible employees and their families access high-cost medications through safe, cost-effective sourcing and personalized support.
Sophie Cunningham | SHARx Brand Ambassador
This is why we do it.
What happens when a prescription costs more than a mortgage payment?
The cost gap is real — and growing.
1 in 4 Americans report being unable to afford their prescribed medications.
Specialty medications are just 1–2% of prescription volume, but drive 50%+ of total drug spend in the U.S.
Brand-name medications cost an average of 422% more in the U.S. than in comparable markets.
Prescription drug spend rose 11.4% between 2022 and 2023 alone.
Working with SHARx to get my husband’s prescription has been literally LIFE-CHANGING. We were so upset at the out-of-pocket cost, worrying about how we were going to pay for it each month — something he needs to live a “normal” life every day. SHARx came to the rescue and have been wonderful to work with.
— Megan W., SHARx Member
Expert procurement. Compassionate care. Real impact.
Smarter sourcing
We find safe, cost-effective ways to source your medication — without cutting corners on care.
Advocating for you
We bring real patient stories straight to manufacturers — opening doors that insurance alone usually can’t.
Savings you can feel
Members see an average annual cost reduction of $800–$1,500, backed by a dedicated advocacy team.
How Do You Get SHARx?
SHARx partners directly with employers, so it’s offered as a benefit rather than something you sign up for on your own. Here are two quick overview documents — the first is for you, and the second can be shared with your HR department or benefits administrator so they can look into SHARx.
Stay in the loop.
We’ll keep you posted as SHARx works to close the gap on specialty medication costs — no spam, just the moments that matter.