
Welcome to Medzown
Helping you find the right treatments—
and clinical trials— so you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Imagine having a friendly guide who knows about all the newest medicines and research studies—someone who finds the best options just for you. That’s Medzown. We use smart data tools and real scientists to match you with the treatments and trials most likely to help, then handle the busy work so you can focus on getting better.
Is this a good fit for me?
You might be a great Medzown participant if:
You’ve tried standard treatments and are looking for new options.
You have a complex or rare condition.
You’re curious about clinical trials but aren’t sure where to start.
If any of these sound like you, Medzown is here to help.

What you will get with Medzown
Personalized Report:
A simple summary of treatment choices, including trials that match your health profile.
PhD Scientist & Navigator:
A dedicated real person to explain your report, answer questions, and guide you every step of the way.
Full Service Support:
We handle paperwork, doctor referrals, prior authorizations, trial applications, and more.
How it works?
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Share basic health info through our secure intake form (takes 5–10 minutes).
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Our team combines your medical history with payer data and the latest research.
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Within days, you receive an easy-to-read report of treatment and trial options.
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Your Scientist explains the science; your Navigator handles scheduling, paperwork, and follow-up.
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We stay in touch—coordinating with your doctors, tracking progress, and updating options as new trials open.
All you do is share your story. We take care of the rest—no extra stress or phone calls.
Why Trust Medzown?
Expert Scientists: PhD-level experts vet every trial and treatment for safety and relevance.
Caring Navigators: Our trained navigators treat you like family and make complex steps feel simple.
Data-Driven: We use proven analytics and privacy-protected claims data to find your best matches.
Proven Results: High satisfaction scores and real savings—for payers and participants alike.

Best of all, this is entirely free to you.
Medzown services are covered benefits offered to you and your dependents at no cost to you.

Meet a few of our Scientists
Meet Nancy
Nancy is a seasoned PhD scientist with research experience in genetic cardiovascular disorders and cancer. She grew up in doctor's offices, where her mother worked as a nurse. Throughout her career, she has worked in large healthcare organizations focused on many different disease areas. She is excited to have this opportunity to work directly with participants to provide education and access to cutting-edge treatment options.
Meet Anna
Anna is a researcher with experience developing precision medicines for rare diseases. Her experience working with patients and their families ignited her passion for patient advocacy and education. She loves to use her scientific background to benefit patients by deepening their understanding of emerging treatment options and improving awareness and access.
Meet a few of our Navigators
Meet Adrienne
Adrienne is a Navigator with a strong background in clinical research, patient coordination, and healthcare program management. With a Master of Public Health from the University of Toledo and Bowling Green State University, Adrienne has specialized in health promotion and education. Throughout her career, she has worked in various roles, including coordinating research programs at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and managing patient intake and discharge planning at Surgeon’s Choice Medical Center. Adrienne is passionate about working with patients and collaborating with physicians, nurses, and social workers to improve patient outcomes.
Meet Shaquita
Shaquita Marshall is a Navigation Administrator with extensive experience in healthcare administration, data management, and process improvement. Currently pursuing a Public Health degree at Old Dominion University, she excels in managing patient data, coordinating projects, and ensuring HIPAA compliance. She is eager to transition into an administrative role that leverages her expertise in healthcare systems and data management.
Patients are at the heart of everything we do.

It’s natural to have questions. We’ve provided answers to the questions we hear the most. If you have questions that are not included here, please reach out to your Navigator today at navigators@medzown.com or call us at 561-203-9306.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Medzown is a team of clinicians and scientists who help find treatment strategies for cancer, rare diseases, or complex diseases. We will be with you every step of the way to navigate the healthcare system and advocate on your behalf.
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We begin by gathering information specific to you and providing you with a treatment strategy report. This includes a prioritized list of clinical trials based on your data. We work with you and your doctor to help you make the best decision for you. If you are interested in any of the options, your dedicated Medzown Navigator will help you access that treatment as appropriate.
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Medzown services are covered by the benefits offered to you and your dependents by your health plan and/or employer. You will not be charged for services, even if you haven’t met your deductible.
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Medzown typically provides you with a full report of your treatment strategy within a week of completing your intake process with your Navigator.
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Medzown will customize your strategy based on your individual data. That can mean prioritizing treatments based on your past treatment, type, and stage of your illness, data about the genes or other tests that may cause or be a result of your illness, personal preferences, and family needs. For example, if a clinical trial for cancer patients tests a drug that targets a specific mutation that is sometimes seen in tumors, and you have that mutation, a particular trial of a drug that targets that mutation may be prioritized. By making sure that you are matched to clinical trials as specifically as possible, our goal is to help you and your doctors have information on treatment strategies prioritized for you.
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Medzown was born out of the need to help patients like you. Our goal is to help you throughout the process and work with you to find the best treatments for your disease, including helping you enroll in a clinical trial that may be an excellent option for you. Our dedicated Navigators are trained to work with you, your doctor, and the clinical trial team and will be side-by-side with you every step of the way.
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A Navigator is like a guide who helps you through the healthcare system. They can help you understand your treatment options, schedule appointments, and answer questions about your care. They're there to make sure you get the support you need and help you navigate any challenges you might face.
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If you give us permission, we will gladly discuss treatment strategies with your doctor or care team. We will also include you in that call and help you with any follow-up needs.
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No. We do not provide medical treatment. Medzown offers expertise in researching and analyzing information to help personalize each individual’s care. You and your care team will decide on a treatment strategy.
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No. We are independent and unbiased. While we work closely with leading cancer centers and companies, we do not have a vested interest in any research program or product.
Medzown does not provide medical care nor promote any third-party product or service.
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Enrolling in a clinical trial is entirely up to you. This is voluntary. Medzown treatment strategies may include both treatments that are already available and those in clinical trials.
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Absolutely! Your navigator will ask you to sign a form allowing us to share your health information with anyone on your care team or with a caretaker, family member, or friend.
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Clinical trials are how new drugs and technologies are tested and evaluated for safety and effectiveness. Data from clinical trials are submitted to the FDA, which has to approve a treatment before it can come to market. Many patients do not know about clinical trials, how to figure out eligibility, or how to evaluate the risks and benefits. A patient’s physician may not have the time or resources to evaluate and select an appropriate clinical trial.
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Clinical trials are designed with safety in mind. Before any trial starts, researchers carefully review and plan the study to make sure it's as safe as possible. They follow strict rules and regulations to protect the people in the trial. Additionally, participants are closely monitored throughout the trial to ensure their safety.
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Enrolling in a clinical trial is entirely up to you. This is voluntary.
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No. We will work with your care team to provide updated scientific and medical information relevant to your disease. We can also assist in bringing cutting-edge diagnostic and therapeutic options to busy practitioners, allowing them to access information and make highly informed treatment decisions.
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You should not have to pay to participate in a clinical trial. The researchers usually cover the costs of the trial itself, including the treatments being tested and any medical tests or visits related to the trial. Your insurance will continue to cover your care outside of the trial. Medzown will work with you and the clinical trial team to minimize any expense to you.
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Depending on the study, a clinical trial can last from a few weeks to several years.
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You can leave a clinical trial before it is over. Your decision to leave will not affect your regular medical care. However, it is important to let the researchers know that you are leaving and to follow their instructions to end your participation safely. They may want to do some final tests or check-ups before you stop participating.
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During a clinical trial, you may be asked to make certain lifestyle changes, depending on the study and the treatment being tested. These changes could include things like:
Following a specific diet
Exercising regularly
Avoiding certain medications or supplements
Keeping track of your symptoms or health measurements
Attending regular check-ups or appointments
It's important to follow any instructions the researchers give to ensure the trial results are accurate and to help keep you safe.
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If you're in a clinical trial, you'll follow the instructions given by the doctors running the trial. They'll let you know if you need to stop or change any medications you're currently taking. It's important to follow their advice to ensure the trial results are accurate and to keep you safe.
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A placebo simulates treatment but doesn't actually have any medicine in it. In some studies, people might receive a placebo instead of the trial medicine to see if the trial medicine works better. It's like a sugar pill that looks like the real thing but doesn't do anything.
Medzown generally does not include clinical trials that include a placebo in your treatment strategy; however, sometimes, this type of trial may be what’s needed for you. For example, if the trial offers the only possibility of getting access to a new medication that targets your specific disease. In addition, modern trial designs may have ways to switch who is receiving a placebo over the course of the trial or to minimize the amount of time that one person receives a placebo. Medzown will be available to discuss the details, and you and your care team will make the decision on participation.
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Clinical trials can be located in hospitals, clinics, or research centers. They are sometimes also done in universities, outpatient medical facilities, or private doctors' offices. It depends on the study and where the researchers are based.
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Enrolling in a clinical trial is entirely up to you. This is voluntary. Should you choose to leave a clinical trial, there will not be a penalty.
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Your Navigator is available to talk with you. Please reach out today through email at navigators@medzown.com or call us at 561-203-9306.