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Chemotherapy

We’ve partnered with health providers to give nib members the opportunity to receive IV chemotherapy* treatments from the comfort of their home.

Rest assured, you will maintain full clinical oversight of all your nib patient’s health care if you choose to offer these services to your patients.

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Want to begin the referral process?

Use our Find a Provider  tool to find a registered IV Chemotherapy provider so you can begin the referral process.

How it works

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1. Register online

2. Submit referrals

Once registered you can submit referrals for home-based care, including ordering scripts for your nib patients.

3. Provider contacts your patient

4. First few infusions take place

5. Medication is ordered

Prescribed compound medication is ordered to the nearest pharmacy under safe cold chain protocols for collection by the service provider.

6. Patient receives treatment at home

Your nib patient receives treatment from the comfort of their home from a registered nurse.*

*nib in-home treatment follows the protocols outlined in section 69-10 of the Act.

7. Update within 24 hours

You will receive an update within 24 hours via the service providers portal.

8. Review your patient's treatment plan

You can review your patient's treatment plan every 3-6 months or sooner if clinically necessary. You will maintain clinical oversight over your nib patients, including the dosage and medication.

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1. Register online

2. Submit referrals

Once registered you can submit referrals for home-based care, including ordering scripts for your nib patients.

3. Provider contacts your patient

4. First few infusions take place

5. Medication is ordered

Prescribed compound medication is ordered to the nearest pharmacy under safe cold chain protocols for collection by the service provider.

6. Patient receives treatment at home

Your nib patient receives treatment from the comfort of their home from a registered nurse.*

*nib in-home treatment follows the protocols outlined in section 69-10 of the Act.

7. Update within 24 hours

You will receive an update within 24 hours via the service providers portal.

8. Review your patient's treatment plan

You can review your patient's treatment plan every 3-6 months or sooner if clinically necessary. You will maintain clinical oversight over your nib patients, including the dosage and medication.

Frequently asked questions