Bleeding Disorders

Soleo Health provides therapy and clinical support for a broad range of bleeding disorders, including:

• Hemophilia A (Factor VIII Deficiency)
• Hemophilia B (Factor IX Deficiency)
• Von Willebrand Disease
• Factor X Deficiency
• Acquired Coagulation Factor Deficiency
• Rare Bleeding Disorders

We offer comprehensive support, including:

• Pharmacy services for clotting factor therapies
• Nursing support and home infusion education
• 24/7 clinical access to pharmacists and nurses
• Patient advocates to assist with coverage and benefits
• Care coordination between patients, providers, and payors
• Nationwide delivery of medication and supplies

Yes. Soleo Health provides home-infusion services so patients can receive therapy in a comfortable, familiar environment. Our clinical team can train patients or caregivers on safe self-administration when appropriate.

Patients may receive therapy at:

• Home
• Soleo Health infusion center
• A physician’s office

Soleo Health supports flexibility based on patient needs and provider recommendations.

Your clotting-factor medication and all necessary supplies are shipped directly to your home or preferred location in secure, temperature-controlled packaging, on a schedule that prevents therapy delays.

Each patient is paired with a single point-of-contact who assists with:

• Insurance navigation
• Prior authorizations
• Financial assistance programs
• Refill scheduling
• Ongoing communication and support

This ensures seamless coordination throughout your treatment journey.

Your multidisciplinary care team may include:

• Specialty pharmacists
• Registered nurses with infusion training
• Bleeding-disorder–focused clinicians
• Patient advocates
• Insurance/benefits specialists

This team collaborates to create a personalized care plan.

Yes. Soleo Health provides 24/7/365 clinical support, so patients can always reach a pharmacist or nurse for urgent concerns.

We offer a broad formulary of:

• Recombinant clotting factors
• Plasma-derived therapies
• Non-factor therapies
• Bypassing agents
• von Willebrand factor products

A complete list can be provided based on individual diagnosis and coverage. To see our drug list, click here.

Your healthcare provider submits a referral to Soleo Health. After that, our team will reach out to coordinate benefits verification, therapy onboarding, and your first delivery or infusion visit.

Yes. Patient advocates assist with:

• Understanding your benefits
• Obtaining prior authorizations
• Submitting coverage documentation
• Exploring copay or financial-assistance programs

The goal is to help minimize out-of-pocket costs whenever possible.

Absolutely. Soleo Health holds pharmacy licensure in all 50 states and offers national nursing coverage, allowing patients across the U.S. to receive consistent, high-quality care.

Contact your Soleo Health care team immediately. We offer expedited delivery when medically appropriate and support emergency access to therapy when needed.

Yes. We collaborate closely with hematologists, Hemophilia Treatment Centers (HTCs), and specialty providers to ensure continuity of care and alignment with your treatment plan.

Patients can contact the 24/7 clinical line for guidance. Our team can:

• Review your prescribed factor-dosing plan
• Assist with infusion questions
• Coordinate urgent resupply
• Notify your provider if additional care is needed

Yes. Education includes:

• Safe infusion technique
• Mixing and administering factor
• Recognizing signs of a bleed
• Storage and handling of medication
• Treatment-plan understanding
• Students with Bleeding Disorders: faculty training

Materials can be provided digitally, in person, or over the phone.

Absolutely. We can coordinate a smooth transfer of care, work with your provider for updated prescriptions, and ensure no interruption in therapy during the transition.

Soleo Health can coordinate medication delivery to a temporary address, assist in locating nursing support if needed, and prepare a travel-friendly medication plan.

You can reach us through the contact information provided on the Soleo Health Bleeding Disorders page. Once enrolled, your patient advocate and clinical team will provide direct phone numbers for ongoing support.