I work in a doctor's office and am trying to find out this information for a patient
Q: How can a person with no insurance get remicade infusion treatments
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7/16/09 3:48pm
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The company is supplying the drug but the patient will need to get infsion treatments in either a doctor's office or the hospital. There are facilities where he can have the treatments but we have been unable to find one that will give the treatments to a patient without insurance.