Patient Support & Education
Education, curated resources, and encouragement. We help patients learn how clinical trials and expanded access programs work so they can ask better questions of their own care team.
What We Do and What We Don't
So you know what to expect before you reach out.
What we do
- Explain how clinical trials and expanded access programs work, in plain language
- Point you to trusted, curated resources you can bring to your care team
- Read every message a person sends us and reply by email
- Send encouragement through WondrVoices cards and messages
What we don't do
- Give medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment recommendations
- Review medical records or build a case-by-case treatment plan
- Find, match, or enroll you in a specific clinical trial
- Contact your doctors, insurer, or trial sites on your behalf
How We Support Patients
Patient Navigator Program
Educational Navigation Support
An educational program that explains how clinical trials and expanded access programs work, shares curated resources, and helps patients form better questions for their own doctors. We do not review cases, research individual situations, or contact manufacturers, trial sites, or physicians on anyone's behalf.
Where Trials Actually Happen
Clinical trials only run at certified sites, and they aren't evenly spread. This map shows 1,670 certified sites worldwide.
It won't tell you which trial is right for you, that's a conversation for your doctor. But it will show you what exists near you, and knowing that is a useful thing to bring to that conversation.
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Start With These Guides
Plain-language explanations of the things patients most often ask us about.
- Understanding Compassionate UseWhat expanded access is, and how it differs from a clinical trial
- What Actually Happens When You Join a Clinical TrialWhat to expect, start to finish
- Why Most Cancer Patients Never Get Into Clinical TrialsThe barriers, and what you can do about them
- The 21st Century Cures Act, ExplainedThe law that shapes access, in plain language
- Patient Rights When Things Feel Out of ControlWhat you are entitled to ask for
Playbooks You Can Print and Bring With You
Free step-by-step guides written to be printed, filled in, and taken to an appointment. No sign-up, no email required.
Care Resources
A curated directory of trusted resources to help you explore clinical trials, understand expanded access programs, and find reliable health information.
ClinicalTrials.gov
The U.S. National Library of Medicine's database of clinical studies conducted around the world.
FDA Expanded Access Program
Information about FDA's expanded access (compassionate use) program for investigational drugs.
National Cancer Institute
Comprehensive cancer information from the U.S. government's principal agency for cancer research.
Reagan-Udall Foundation
Resources about expanded access and the 21st Century Cures Act.
These external resources are provided for educational purposes. The Wondrlink Foundation does not provide medical advice or treatment plans.