Infusion Blog
For infusion centers, a strong portfolio of health plan contracts isn’t optional—it’s the foundation of patient access, referral relationships, and sustainable growth. Being in-network with the […]
The High Cost of Keeping the IVs Dripping Operating an ambulatory infusion center means walking a financial tightrope. While the primary mission is delivering outstanding patient […]
It’s Open Enrollment season!Open Enrollment is the annual period when patients review and adjust their health insurance coverage. For patients receiving infusion therapies, insurance choices can […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The National Infusion Center Association (NICA) expresses deep concern over the Colorado Prescription Drug Affordability Board’s (PDAB) decision to impose an upper payment […]
We’ve all been there. You’re chairside with a patient who wants something you know isn’t in their best interest. They ask you to use their “good […]
There are big changes coming from CMS with a major update to ICD-10 code G35 for multiple sclerosis. For years, all MS patients were captured under […]
AUSTIN, Texas (September 9, 2025) — The overwhelming majority of small and independent healthcare providers fear that Medicare’s upcoming negotiation of Part B drug prices could […]
Author: Ashley Knapp Whether you’re a clinician, administrator, patient, or industry partner, advocacy is a powerful tool to protect and strengthen the future of office-based infusion […]
Every August, members of Congress return to their home districts, creating a valuable opportunity to share how federal policies impact your infusion practice and the patients […]