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Medrx Infusion is the expert in infusion therapy and specialty pharmacy services. Whether you’re a patient receiving IVIG infusion at home or a provider referring patients, Medrx Infusion delivers personalized care and access to specialty medications. With Medrx Infusion, you can
Receiving intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) treatment outside of a clinic by bringing it into your home will take complicated in-office treatments out of the equation. Still, there are some things you should keep tabs o…
A single prescription rarely tells the whole story. A treatment plan may include multiple medications, supplements, and other information about the patient. A full medication list is crucial before starting a new treatm…
A referral for at-home intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) treatment isn't only a diagnosis decision. Once you've decided immunoglobulin therapy is right for a patient, the next question is where they'll receive it. Consi…
Flu season, which can stretch from early fall through late winter, means more than just seasonal sniffles for patients managing an immunodeficiency. With antibody levels already lower than average, even common illnesses…
Every fall, Medicare's open enrollment window gives you a chance to review your coverage before a new year begins. If your care includes intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) and you're already set up with IVIG treatment at…
If you’re receiving IVIG at home this autumn, a good book will turn a routine appointment into a few quiet hours of escape. With doctor-approved home infusion, a portable pump and pouch keep you comfortable and free to …
If you're receiving intravenous immunoglobulin therapy (IVIG) regularly, you've likely already figured out that with IVIG treatment at home, your infusion chair can double as a craft table. A portable pump and pouch let…
Intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) is a treatment many families encounter for the first time when a loved one begins receiving it at home. Explaining medical care to kids can feel tricky, especially when a parent, grandp…
A CIDP diagnosis often raises more questions than answers, especially when a doctor first mentions intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) as a treatment option. It's a legitimate, well-supported therapy for this condition, n…
Missing an occasional infusion might not feel like a big deal in the moment, especially in a week that's already packed. But intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) treatment works on a schedule for a reason, and small gaps c…
Regular infusion therapy is part of life for many seniors managing chronic conditions, but managing it comes with real challenges. For older adults with mobility limitations or a weakened immune system, a clinic visit c…
College life already asks a lot: lectures, labs, and a social life squeezed into whatever hours are left. Add a chronic condition that calls for regular treatment, and the calendar can feel unmanageable. The upside is t…
Immunoglobulin therapy can be delivered in two different ways, and most patients have never heard of the second option until a doctor brings it up. Knowing the difference between IVIG and SCIG ahead of that conversation…
Although there’s no substitute for the IVIG home infusion therapy you’re receiving, alternative therapies can still have a hand in your treatment plan. Some of these alternative therapies help you relax. Others give you…
Staying in the hospital for infusion treatments may not be your best option, especially if you’re immunocompromised or have chronic secondary health issues related to your condition. Having IVIG treatment at home might …
Intravenous immunoglobulin therapy, or IVIG, is often prescribed as a secondary treatment for several conditions, including secondary immunodeficiency (SID). Is it right for you? If so, you might consider IVIG treatment…
Holiday weekends are great times to hang out with family and friends to celebrate national milestones like the 4th of July. If you receive regular intravenous (IV) or subcutaneous (SC) treatments for a chronic condition…
Intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) therapy is a common treatment for patients with chronic conditions. Over time, these recurring treatments can reduce the impact of symptoms associated with certain conditions, helping i…
Before starting treatment for a chronic condition, lab work is necessary. It offers health insights and helps track progress. Lab results enable discussions with your doctor about treatment options, including more conve…
Choosing the right home infusion provider for a chronic condition is often about convenience, but the decision extends beyond that. Many want reassurance that they’re working with an accredited company that prioritizes …
