Keep the records free
Epieme is free for everyone and carries no ads. Gifts from the people who use it keep the Radar independent.
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What your gift keeps running
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Weekly updatesEvery Monday, Epieme checks state legislatures for new and changed patient-safety bills.
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Email alertsA weekly or monthly digest for the state each person follows.
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The official record, one click awayEvery bill links to its source. Accounts stay free, with no ads.
Other ways to help
Not every gift is money. These help just as much.
For organizations
If your group works on patient safety, medical accountability or healthcare reform, sponsor the infrastructure that keeps source-linked records public. Sponsorship starts at $50 a month.
- Custom state or topic exports
- Early access to source-monitoring tools
- A direct line for data corrections
Who runs Epieme
Epieme is an independent project that started at Johns Hopkins University. It's run by a small team of volunteers who believe patient-safety information should be open to everyone, not just well-funded lobbying groups.
Samson Cournane · Founder · Read the story
Common questions
Is my gift tax-deductible?
No. Epieme is an independent project, not a registered charity, so gifts aren't tax-deductible. We're exploring 501(c)(3) status and will update this page if that changes.
How do I cancel a monthly gift?
Email support@epieme.org from the address you used at checkout and we'll cancel it. No questions asked.
Can I get a refund?
Gifts are non-refundable. If you were charged by mistake, for example twice for the same gift, email support@epieme.org within 30 days and we'll refund the mistaken charge. See the terms.
Where does the money go?
It pays for running Epieme: the legislative data, hosting, and the email alerts. Nothing on the site is behind a paywall.
Why doesn't Epieme run ads?
Healthcare legislation affects the same companies that would want to advertise here. Taking their money could compromise how we cover bills that affect them. We'd rather be funded by the people we serve.