Leap coordinates specialty infusion care at home or at a nearby infusion center, with support that enhances the patient experience.
Your patient gets a dedicated Leap Care Guide who helps with prior authorization, scheduling, and pharmacy logistics. A registered nurse administers every infusion, and you stay informed after each one. You remain in charge of your patient's care.
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For many patients, the hardest part of infusion therapy is getting to the chair.
Long drives, rides from family, and limited appointment times can turn every cycle into a full day away from work and home.
Leap coordinates nurse-administered infusion at home or at a nearby infusion center, so treatment fits around your patients’ lives while you stay in charge of their care.
Leap’s specialty drug list includes more than 300 infusion and injectable covered drugs for complex and chronic conditions.
Leap coordinates select oncology therapies, including immunotherapies and monoclonal antibodies such as Keytruda, Opdivo, Perjeta, and Darzalex Faspro. Patients can receive treatment at home or at a nearby infusion center when clinically appropriate.
Patients with multiple sclerosis, migraine, and other neurological conditions can receive therapies such as Ocrevus, Vyepti, and Vyvgart at home or closer to home. For patients with mobility challenges, this can mean fewer difficult trips to a hospital.
Leap supports maintenance therapies for inflammatory bowel disease, including Entyvio, infliximab products such as Remicade and Inflectra, and Skyrizi, on a schedule that fits around work and family.
Patients with rheumatoid arthritis, chronic gout, and other autoimmune and inflammatory conditions can receive therapies such as Remicade, Inflectra, Ruxience, and Krystexxa through Leap.
Immunoglobulin therapies such as Gammagard Liquid, Gamunex-C, and Privigen often run for hours at a time, sometimes on back-to-back days. Receiving them at home lets patients spend those hours in a familiar setting instead of an infusion chair.
Leap also supports therapies for rare diseases and other complex conditions, including Soliris, Ultomiris, and enzyme replacement therapies.
Is referring to Leap more work for your office? No, it should reduce your workload.
The default referral | A Leap referral | |
|---|---|---|
Prior authorization | Your staff works the prior authorization | A Care Guide completes benefits investigation and works on prior authorization with your office |
Scheduling | Your patient waits for chair time | Your patient is scheduled at home or nearby, including evenings and weekends when available |
Coordination | Your patient manages pharmacy and scheduling calls | One Care Guide coordinates pharmacy, nursing, and scheduling |
Updates | You hear about problems at the next visit | You receive documentation after every infusion |
Clinical rigor built in from the first referral
At Leap, quality isn’t an afterthought. We are building a quality and network oversight program that will hold every nursing agency, infusion center, and specialty pharmacy in our network to one clinical standard, so you can refer with confidence.
Hear from the people who reclaimed their time and health through a coordinated care model that makes treatment simple, stress-free, and seamless.
"Leap managed everything from the pharmacy to the RN that came in...It was stress-free and I would not hesitate to recommend them."
"I'm so thankful that I have Leap Health as a benefit because I don't know how I would do this without them."
"I didn't have to travel. I was able to sit in the comfort of my own home and it was just amazing."
"Leap has honestly been wonderful in every way."
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