Elfabrio Infusion Therapy

What is Elfabrio?

Elfabrio Infusion Dosage & Administration

Elfabrio Side Effects

Preparing for Your Elfabrio Infusion

Follow these steps to prepare for your Elfabrio Infusion:

Consult Your Healthcare Provider

• Medical History Review: Ensure your healthcare provider has a complete and up-to-date medical history, including any allergies, current medications, and past reactions to Infusion.
• Pre-Infusion Testing: Complete any required blood tests or other pre-Infusion tests as recommended by your healthcare provider.

Pre-Infusion Medications

• Prescription Pre-Medications: Your Elfabrio Infusion may require pre-medications to reduce the risk of a reaction or adverse event. Your referring provider will include any pre-medications when sending in your prescription order.
• Instructions: Follow your healthcare provider’s instructions regarding these medications, including the timing and dosage. Take these medications about 30-60 minutes before the Infusion as directed.

Hydration and Nutrition

• Hydrate: Drink plenty of water in the days leading up to your Infusion to ensure you are well-hydrated.
• Eat Light: Have a light meal before your Infusion to help maintain your energy levels during the procedure.

Prepare for Comfort

• Clothing: Wear loose, comfortable clothing with easy access to your arms for the Infusion site.
• Entertainment: Bring something to keep you occupied, such as a book, tablet, or music, as your treatment or observation period may take several hours.

Plan for Transportation

• Arrange a Ride: Depending on the medication and your reaction to the Infusion, you might not feel well enough to drive yourself home. Consider arranging for someone to drive you or use a ride service.

By following these steps, you can help ensure that your Elfabrio Infusion is as safe and comfortable as possible. Always follow the specific instructions provided by your healthcare team.

How to Get a Referral for Elfabrio

Every Elfabrio Infusion referral must be accompanied by a physician’s order for treatment.

Patient information should include:

• Name
• Current address
• Home and mobile phone number
• Insurance information

Information the physician must include on the patient’s order for therapy:

• Patient’s name and DOB
• Order date
• Diagnosis
• Physician’s name and NPI#
• Office address, phone, and fax numbers
• Provider’s signature

Clinical documentation from the physician should include information to support a diagnosis for one or more of the following:

• Fabry disease

If you or someone you care about has one of the conditions that Elfabrio treats, IVX Health would be honored to provide your care. To find an IVX Health center near you, please click here.

Patients choose IVX Health for ongoing Elfabrio treatments because:

• ALL private suites
• Comfortable recliners, with chairs for guests
• Evening & weekend appointments
• Friendly clinical staff deliver personal service
• Big screen TVs, high-speed WiFi, free snacks