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Soleo Health offers personalized infusion treatment for RA in a comfortable, supportive setting. Our care team is focused on making your experience as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a long-term autoimmune condition in which the immune system mistakenly attacks the body’s own joint tissues, leading to chronic pain, stiffness, and fatigue. If standard treatments like oral medications haven’t provided the relief you need, it might be time to consider a more targeted approach—infusion therapy for rheumatoid arthritis.
Ask your healthcare provider for a referral to Soleo Health today and take the next step in managing your RA.
We have agreements with major national, regional and local plans, government plans and PBMs, including medical and pharmacy benefits
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We can provide services in your home, physician office or at one of our many infusion centers
Single point of contact guiding you through your benefits and coverage for your RA infusion therapy
Our Therapeutic Care Management Centers provide services based on their clinical expertise for RA specific therapies and medications
We have experienced pharmacists and registered nurses who can assist with your care and concerns
Soleo Health appreciates the opportunity to take care of specialty therapy patients. We have a simple referral process to help providers get their patients started. Please view the forms below to find the correct referral form for your patients.
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Joint pain, tenderness, or stiffness often affects smaller joints first, typically in the hands, wrists, and feet, before potentially spreading to larger joints. Morning stiffness that lasts 30 minutes or longer is particularly characteristic of RA, distinguishing it from osteoarthritis.
Here are some symptoms that many people with RA experience, especially during flare-ups:
Some people may also have symptoms that affect the eyes, skin, or lungs. If you notice any of these issues, talk with your provider about next steps. Infusion therapy for rheumatoid arthritis could be a helpful option.
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Soleo Health offers a comprehensive list of drugs to manage a variety of conditions. The medications listed below may not be inclusive of all drugs within a specific therapeutic area. Please ask your physician or pharmacist any questions concerning your medications.
At Soleo Health, we believe in providing more than just medication. In this Rheumatology patient testimonial, our patient shares how our team provided swift, comprehensive care when time was critical.
From coordinating her first infusion within days of a referral to offering dedicated support throughout her treatment journey, our healthcare professionals ensured a seamless experience. The patient highlights how her treatment began showing results at the 6-week mark, demonstrating our core mission: delivering personalized, compassionate care that makes a real difference in our patients’ lives.
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If you’re considering or have been prescribed RA infusion therapy, you likely have questions about what to expect, potential side effects, scheduling requirements, and how these treatments fit into your overall care plan.
Infusions are often recommended when other treatments, like oral medications, haven’t worked to manage symptoms. With the support of your provider, Soleo Health can help transition your care to an infusion-based approach.
Infusions for rheumatoid arthritis deliver biologic medications straight into your bloodstream through an IV or through self-administered injections.
Since the medication doesn’t have to go through your digestive system, it can start working more directly to reduce inflammation and help slow joint damage.
For many people, IV infusion for rheumatoid arthritis offers lasting symptom relief. Infusion therapy can lead to:
Infusion times can vary depending on the medication, but most rheumatoid arthritis infusions take anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours.
Depending on the medication, you may receive pre-medications like antihistamines or steroids to reduce the risk of infusion reactions.
Infusions are often slower and monitored more closely to ensure safety. Your provider will go over what to expect ahead of time, you’ll be cared for by our clinical staff trained in infusion treatment for rheumatoid arthritis in one of our Ambulatory Infusion Suites or at home.
The frequency of infusions for rheumatoid arthritis depends on your prescribed medication.
Some patients may receive an infusion every four to eight weeks, while others may follow a different schedule based on how they respond to treatment. Over time, your provider may adjust the frequency of your infusion based on how well you respond or if side effects occur. Regular check-ins and lab monitoring help guide these adjustments.
Your care team at Soleo Health will work closely with your referring provider to make sure your plan fits your health goals and lifestyle.
Navigating the cost of specialty infusion therapy for rheumatoid arthritis can feel overwhelming; our team is here to help.
Soleo Health works with most major insurance plans to determine coverage and minimize out-of-pocket costs for eligible patients. We also assist with prior authorizations, benefit investigations, and research financial support programs available for your treatment.
Some drug manufacturers offer copay assistance programs that can significantly lower out-of-pocket costs for eligible patients. Our team will help you explore these options.
Before you begin treatment, our dedicated patient ambassadors will:
Soleo Health specializes in delivering infusion therapies for both common and ultra-rare conditions. We make it easier for people living with RA to access specialty care in a comfortable setting. Soleo Health offers infusions in both infusion suites and at home, depending on your insurance coverage, medical eligibility, and clinical medication review.
You don’t have to manage RA alone. If you’re considering infusion therapy for rheumatoid arthritis, ask your provider to refer you to Soleo Health.
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Soleo Health has specialty pharmacies nationwide that can provide services at your home or one of our many infusion centers.
We have pharmacy licensure in all 50 states and national nursing coverage. We can care for you no matter where you live.