If your patient does not have a local infusion option, enter their location to find a nearby infusion provider authorized to administer Niktimvo™ (axatilimab-csfr)
While Incyte has attempted to provide a complete listing of sites that are qualified to offer Niktimvo infusions, this list may not be complete and some provider statuses may have changed. Incyte does not endorse, recommend, or guarantee the quality of care for any healthcare provider. Nor does Incyte guarantee that the information on this site is current. Please contact the infusion site directly to get the most up-to-date information. Please consult the NHIA or NICA for a complete list of home and local infusion locations.
Transitioning to local or home infusions
Patients receiving Niktimvo can access additional education and resources on transitioning to local or home infusions through IncyteCARES. Consider enrolling your patients today.
Evaluate patient readiness for transition based on:
Proximity to transplant center
Number of doses received
Insurance considerations
There are 2 ways to submit the IncyteCARES enrollment form:
- Complete the online form here
OR - Download and fax the completed form to: 1-855-525-7207
Questions? Connect with IncyteCARES to learn more
Visit www.IncyteCARES.com or call 1-855-452-5234,
Monday through
Friday, 8 AM – 8 PM ET.
FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
A complete guide to continuity of care with Niktimvo
Support for Local or Home Infusions
Download the BrochureFOR YOUR PATIENTS
Information about cGVHD and the treatment journey with Niktimvo
What to Expect When Starting Niktimvo
Download the BrochureFrequently Asked Questions
Transplant centers
- Provide clear communication of treatment plan, including laboratory parameters
- Transfer clinical records
- Provide clear expectations about when the local provider should reach out to the transplant center
Local providers
- Ensure care staff is ready to receive the patient by being trained on Niktimvo and cGVHD and knows when to reach out to the transplant center
- Obtain prior authorization, with the help of IncyteCARES if needed
- Create order sets to assist in ordering and overall administration/care. IncyteCARES can provide order set guides upon request
- Set up protocols for laboratory monitoring and infusion
Ongoing patient care, management of cGVHD, and coordination are led by the transplant center care team. Successful continuity of care relies on clear and consistent communication between the local provider and the transplant center.
Considerations for selecting a home infusion or infusion suite provider
- Do they specialize in oncolytic products?
- Do they have a trained and experienced nursing staff?
- Do they provide support services, such as benefits verification, prior authorization, and patient monitoring?
IncyteCARES can provide:
- Information on alternative site-of-care options, including providers, services, and coverage maps
- Benefits investigations to discover whether home infusions may be an option for the patient
- Benefits verifications to include information regarding the patient's healthcare plan prior authorization requirements
Field Access Managers are an extension of IncyteCARES and can provide:
- Information on IncyteCARES
- Information on transitioning the patient to a different site of care for transplant centers
- Billing and coding support for local providers
- Information and guidance for your staff, should your office encounter any access barriers (eg, delays, denials)
OCEs are tenured nurse clinicians with real-world experience who can provide valuable training on administration, monitoring, and patient and caregiver education.
cGVHD=chronic graft-versus-host disease; NHIA=National Home Infusion Association; NICA=National Infusion Center Association.