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How Government Payment Limits Affect Infusion Centers and Patients

January 21, 2026

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Government price setting policies, such as Upper Payment Limits (UPLs) established by Prescription Drug Affordability Boards (PDABs), can have real-world consequences for infusion providers and the patients they serve. The infographic below illustrates how upper payment limits may reduce reimbursement for infusion centers, sometimes below the cost of acquiring and administering a medication, while offering little to no affordability relief for patients. When infusion providers cannot sustain these losses, patient access to provider-administered therapies may be delayed, disrupted, or eliminated altogether.

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When you login, you will be directed to admin.infusioncenter.org. When you get there:

  • Enter the email address that was used to claim your center in the Infusion Center Locator or
  • If you are looking to add your infusion center (i.e. it does not already exist as an unclaimed location in the locator), enter the email you would like to be associated with the location.

You will receive an email with a link to click that will log you into the resources section of the locator, which includes your claimed and/or activated infusion center(s).

Please note: you will have to enter your email each time as we no longer have passwords for extra security. This login process is separate from the forum.

If you have questions about the email address associated with the location, how to add or claim a center, how to purchase a resource, etc., please email our Member Relations lead, Ashley Kana at [email protected].

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