Send your physician orders, insurance information, and patient demographics over to us and we will handle the rest.
Fax: 205.330.2600
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Patient demographics, insurance information, drug order, diagnosis for the drug, any pertinent medical records related to the need for the therapy, and/or any drugs the patient has tried and failed.
Turnaround time depends on the insurance plan your patient has, but we have a team dedicated to obtaining prior authorizations for specialty drugs that are the best in the business!
Our business hours are 8:00-5:00, but if you have a concern after business hours, we are always available. You can call our main line at 800-479-7149 and you will be routed to our on-call clinician who is available 24/7.
Yes, if the drug comes in a self-administered form and it is appropriate for the patient, we can provide comprehensive training, including hands-on teaching for patients and their loved ones, as well as ongoing support.
Our registered nurses and nurse practitioners follow established protocols, including pre-medication administration, vigilant monitoring of vital signs throughout the infusion, and immediate intervention with emergency medications as prescribed. Our staff is highly trained in managing infusion-related reactions, including slowing or stopping the infusion, administering rescue medications, and notifying your office immediately. We have stringent anaphylaxis protocols in place, staff trained in advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), and post-infusion observation periods as required by the drug's prescribing information.
