Factor X deficiency is an uncommon blood disorder that makes it hard for blood to clot properly. It happens when the body doesn’t make enough Factor X, which is a protein that helps blood clot, or when the Factor X doesn’t work right. People with this condition may bleed more easily than normal, from just a little bit to a lot.

Factor X is important because it starts the process that makes blood form clots. Without it, the body has trouble stopping bleeding.

This condition is very rare. Only about 1 in every 500,000 to 1 million people have it worldwide. That means in a big city of 1 million people, there might be only one or two people with this problem.

It’s passed down in families, but only if both parents carry the gene for it. People can start having bleeding problems at any age.

Factor X Patient Story

Watch the powerful story of one of our courageous patients with Factor X. Isabella’s journey is a testament to resilience in the face of adversity. We hope you feel inspired by her unwavering spirit and determination as you watch her video.

Factor X Treatment

  • COAGADEX® is the only Factor X medicine allowed to be sold in the United States.
  • Soleo Health can provide COAGADEX to patients in the U.S.

Your Partner for Factor X Deficiency Treatment

Our dedicated Factor X Therapy Management Program provides the following:

 

• Education by Coagadex® certified trained staff • Clinical support and adherence management
• Personalized care plan for each patient • Home delivery of product and supplies
• Health insurance coordination and support • Co-pay assistance from the manufacturer
• 24/7 availability of clinical support • Customized outcome reporting, upon request

 

Bleeding Disorder Team

Compassionate Care for Bleeding Disorders

 

At Soleo Health, our dedicated clinical team and patient advocates specialize in bleeding disorders. Many of our patient advocates live with bleeding disorders themselves, truly understanding our patients’ experiences. They guide patients through insurance claims, therapy education, and community resources. We’re proud to have empathetic advocates who can deeply relate to our bleeding disorder community.

 

Start a Referral

Please contact us for more information about Factor X deficiency or Coagadex®

Dedicated Factor X customer service (Hablamos Español) Please see the full prescribing information for Coagadex® using the link below.

Symptoms of Factor X

Signs of this condition can include:

  • Heavy periods in women
  • Excessive or unusual bleeding after an injury
  • Bruising easily
  • Nosebleeds
  • Swollen or painful joints
  • Bleeding inside the brain after a head injury
  • In newborn babies, there might be unusual bleeding during circumcision or from the belly button area

Prompt Diagnosis

  • Blood tests show longer than normal clotting times
  • Physicians will test for Factor X (FX) activity in the blood to confirm a diagnosis. This test measures how much Factor X is present and how well it’s functioning
  • The amount of Factor X in your blood will be less than what’s normal
  • Family history of bleeding problems
  • Some liver problems can also cause a Factor X deficiency

 

HOW SOLEO HEALTH CAN HELP

Patient Advocacy

Patient advocates provide support by answering insurance questions, helping with family issues, offering information about Medical IDs, and assisting with health coverage concerns.

Patient Education

Our team offers comprehensive support and education for patients, their families, and caregivers throughout treatment.

Peer to Peer Support

Our Soleo Health Bleeding Disorder team can connect you with resources for peer-to-peer discussions about medication dosage and frequency.

Referrals

Soleo Health appreciates the opportunity to treat specialty therapy patients. We have a simple referral process to help providers get their patients started.

24/7/365 Patient Care Support

We have experienced pharmacists and registered nurses who can assist with your care and concerns

National Nursing Coverage

We have pharmacy licensure in all 50 states and national nursing coverage. We can care for you no matter where you live

Flexible Site of Care Options

We can provide services in your home, physician's office or at one of our many infusion centers.