Reply posted for mterrian.
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Reply posted for aturedeter.
If anyone is having the same problem as me, you can safely use this method and don't worry
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Reply posted for Delberenson.
I have also used Azulfadine infusion and luckily my body took it very well. Symptoms have decreased significantly since use.
Reply posted for Delberenson.
I'm considering retiring this summer, and I learned at my infusion clinic that biologics are covered by Medicare if taken according to the prescribed schedule and administered at an approved facility. As an example, my insurance company will only cover my Entyvio prescription every eight weeks.
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Reply posted for mterrian.
I'm looking at retiring this summer and from what I heard at my infusion center is that Medicare is good at paying for biologics as long as you are on the recommended schedule and it is done at a hospital or infusion center. For instance I am on Entyvio and they will only pay for every 8 weeks.
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