Choose one question
Start with a medication, exact plan scenario, and staff handoff that matters to the clinic.
PHI-free walkthrough · Source-linked evidence · Human review
For pulmonary clinic teams
Make the medication-access handoff easier to inspect.
Formulary Finder helps staff search an exact medication and plan, inspect published coverage signals, compare alternatives, and open the official prior-authorization path in one focused workflow.
No patient data, credentials, or clinic-system access needed for the first conversation.
A staff-reviewable path
Search. Inspect. Decide.
Exact plan contextmatch
Published evidenceinspect
Official next routereview
Live productSee Formulary Finder with public, de-identified evidence.
One workflowMap one medication-access question your staff handles.
Clear boundaryEvidence review supports staff judgment; it does not replace payer confirmation.
The workflow brief
Leave with one useful next step.
After the walkthrough, Kind Workflows can prepare a concise PHI-free brief showing the current handoff, the review point, and the smallest useful proof to consider.
See the evidence path
Trace published signals, source links, alternatives, and the official prior-authorization route.
Scope safely
Identify what can stay public, what needs review, and what should not be connected yet.
What this is not
A focused staff workflow, not a clinical decision engine.
Formulary Finder organizes published evidence for staff review. It does not determine clinical appropriateness, eligibility, payment, approval, or denial. “Unconfirmed” is not a denial, and payer confirmation remains part of the process.
Public first
Begin with de-identified, publicly available evidence.
Human review
Keep interpretation and action with the appropriate staff member.
Least access
Scope clinic-specific data or integrations separately.
Measured proof
Define a workflow outcome before considering a pilot.
Free to start
See the workflow before you buy the project.
Book a short walkthrough. Bring one medication-access question. We will show the product, discuss the staff handoff, and outline a sensible next step without asking for patient data.