Bleeding Disorders Logic

As a leading provider of specialty pharmacy services, CuraScript provides high-cost medications for injection and infusion to patients with complex health conditions. Our goal is to ensure that patients receive the highest quality of care through dependable and convenient programs and services. We have developed a comprehensive program for bleeding disorders that includes clinical support, patient education materials and infusion logs, instructional training and patient support services that result in improved patient compliance to therapy.

Bleeding Disorders Logic is a medication and specialty care management program for your patients on therapy for hemophilia and von Willebrand disease. Bleeding Disorders Logic provides additional clinical support and empowers patients with knowledge about their bleeding disorder and how to effectively manage their disease and medication.

Bleeding Disorders Logic services include, but are not limited to:

Toll-free access to licensed pharmacists for urgent needs 24 hours a day, seven days a week
Toll-free access to clinical nurses specially trained in hemophilia and other bleeding disorders
Calls from nurses to discuss your patients' progress and anything that may affect their health, detect any new symptoms or medication side effects, and help them take their medicine correctly to receive the greatest benefit
Mailed education materials and access to CuraScript websites that help your patients manage their condition
Coordination with Patient Assistance Programs that offer financial help
Access to on-staff social workers who provide emotional support and help identify community assistance programs in your patients' areas

Infusion Logs

The infusion log is used as a tool for your patients to provide information to you, our pharmacy and insurance plans. The information recorded on the infusion log enables you to monitor your patients' treatment and make adjustments as needed, and can help determine whether certain activities increase your patients' risk for bleeding.

The recommended information that your patients should capture on their logs to maximize the effectiveness of this tool should include:

Date of the infusion
Factor product used
Dose administered
Lot number from the factor
Expiration date
Reason the factor was prescribed (prophylaxis, treating a bleed, where it was located)

Most private, state and federal insurance carriers now require a copy of this log to confirm that patients are using their factor as prescribed.