Running an infusion center is about more than just administering treatments—it’s about creating a network of trust with patients who rely on these therapies to manage their health conditions. One of the most effective ways to reach potential patients and grow your business is by connecting with them directly.
Infusion providers should know the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published through its Office for Civil Rights (OCR) a new proposed rule to modify the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) Security Rule (Proposed Rule) for the first time since 2013 (the original rule was published in 2003).
Written by Angie Baker and Stef Parks, Leaders in Patient Access and Reimbursement As many drug manufacturers continue to develop new and innovative therapies for multiple […]
The following article is written by Marketing and Communications Coordinator, Cristina Threlkeld for the National Infusion Center Association. Patients rely on easy and affordable access to […]
Infusions Instead of Back Surgery by Steven Baak, MD My neighbor was walking slowly to his mailbox. I walked over and asked, “What happened to you?” […]
Written by Andrew Donovan Managing life during this COVID-19 pandemic is quite different than it was just a few short weeks ago. Many of us have […]
From the Broomstick of Julie Baak Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM) are the middlemen that do none of the work and make most of the money. Fun Fact: PBMs have their MBAs tell […]
Written by Marissa Shackleton, The Elliot Lewis Center, Wellesley, MA As the Executive Director of a multiple sclerosis center, I believe medications should be accessible and […]