Immune Deficiencies & Autoimmune Disorders
We provide specialty infusion pharmacy and support services for patients with primary immunodeficiency diseases (PIDD) and autoimmune disorders.
PIDD are a rare group of conditions in which the body’s weakened immune system doesn’t respond well enough to infection. This is due to the absence or malfunction of cells or proteins required by the immune system to function properly. Autoimmune conditions, on the other hand, happen when the body overreacts to infections. People can have both immune deficiencies and autoimmune conditions at the same time.
Our immunology program includes a full line of specialty medications used to treat immune deficiencies, including Immune Globulin (IG) which has become the standard treatment option in practices throughout the U.S.
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Throughout every step of your treatment journey, we are committed to your success.
During the prescription intake process, your Dedicated Support Specialist reviews your treatment needs and gets you started on therapy quickly. From coordinating with your insurance provider to handling refills, we ensure you feel supported, informed, and empowered through every step.
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BioMatrix has extensive experience with IG and related support services, including in-home nursing.
Our individualized care plans are carefully monitored for efficacy and patient adherence. As a national IG provider, BioMatrix has broad access to IVIG/SCIG products and inventory. From prescription intake through insurance authorization, medication delivery, and in-home nursing services, we work with you and your team to support your patients’ success.
Our extensive expertise in specialty infusion allows us to quickly obtain insurance authorization and provide personalized patient-level support. We also offer medication administration training and patient education while facilitating access to financial assistance and community outreach programs.
Primary Immunodeficiency Diseases (PIDDs) cause repeated infections attacking areas such as the respiratory system, gastrointestinal and urinary tract, ears, skin, brain, and spinal cord.
The more common types of PIDDs include:
Common Variable Immune Deficiency (CVID)
Selective IgA Deficiency
Bruton’s or X-Linked Agammaglobulinemia
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency
DiGeorge Syndrome
Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome
Ataxia Telangiectasia or Louis-Bar’s Syndrome
X-linked Hyper IgM
Chronic Granulomatous Disease
Complement Deficiencies
How can we help you get started today?
Our Commitment
To Patients:
- Unmatched responsiveness: Attentive, caring pharmacy and nursing professionals—available day or night
- Personalized care plans: Focused on improving your health and minimizing side effects
- Compassionate, dedicated point-of-contact: Who remains the same throughout service
- Ongoing support reducing barriers to care: Helping you get the treatment you need faster
- Convenient site-of-care coordination: So you can get treatment where and when it works best for you, including in your home
- Reduce financial burden: Connecting patients to resources that can help offset out-of-pocket expenses
- In-House education and support: Experienced educators and clinicians helping you better manage your condition
To Providers:
- Unmatched responsiveness: Prompt and thorough communication from a dedicated point-of-contact speeding access to prescribed therapies
- Improving health outcomes: Detailed clinical monitoring and tracking measuring adherence to prescribed therapies—our patients have an above average adherence rate
- Ongoing support reducing barriers to care: We provide comprehensive insurance benefits coordination and “white glove” referral support from receipt through fulfillment
- Convenient site-of-care coordination: In-home and in-office nursing support and a growing number of ambulatory infusion centers to meet individual patient needs
- 24/7/365 patient support: Our attentive, caring pharmacy and nursing professionals are available day or night
