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Evenity treatment while living in 2 States.

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Aug 26 6:05pm | Replies (5)
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@255anny

I had to have only 1 treatment (normal 2 monthly injections) done at another infusion center while out of state. In my case, I go to an infusion center that had clinics in other states. My local infusion center arranged for my medication info and my account info to be transferred to the out of state center I selected. I did contact my Dr's office first and though they were not all that helpful, they told me to contact my local infusion center. The new infusion center contacted me several weeks later to ask a few questions and confirm an appt. They did have to get approval from my insurance. If you feel you will need to have 2 centers for your injections on a yearly basis then I would try to find a center that is part of the same group, or switch to make that work. Or maybe your prescribing Dr's office can help sort this out. I know it's a common issue and there has to be a way to do it without any hiccups.

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vtstronghc | @vtstronghc | Aug 25 6:04am

Thank you for sharing your successful experience @255anny. It gives me hope. I have been managing fine by postponing Evenity injections but I fear the day will come. Since retiring I have been doing more hiking and although I periodically fall I have not incurred any broken bones. I have a Dexa in a few months and will see if my increased exercise, targeting specifically bone strength, has actually helped. Knowing that someone has had success getting injections while traveling, gives me incentive to pursue this path when/if necessary. Thanks again.

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19kcm56 | @19kcm56 | Aug 26 6:05pm

Thanks so much for replying to my question. It was promising to learn that your infusion center allowed you to have an injection at a different location and out of state.

Besides posting on Mayo Clinic Connect, I also contacted my Mayo Clinic Endocrinology nurse. She sent me the below link to find Evenity infusion centers with some additional advice.

Her Email:
“Another option is to visit “Evenityfinder.com” to locate specific centers that administer this medication.
When visiting these sites, please be aware of a few things:
~ They do not consider your insurance. We encourage you to contact your insurance company to ask if your medication is covered at the location you identify on those websites.

~ These locations are not always fully comprehensive of your area since infusion centers need to register to be listed on the website. Additionally, it's best to speak with the infusion therapy center to ensure that they accept out-of-network and/or out-of-state orders. "

Thanks again

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