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Simplifying Therapy for Selective IgA Deficiency
Diplomat Specialty Infusion Group combines clinical expertise with personalized care.Patients with selective immunoglobulin A (IgA) deficiency can face a range of symptoms, from sinus and ear infections to bronchitis, pneumonia, and even GI tract infections. But through treatment, education, and support, Diplomat Specialty Infusion Group is here to guide them at every turn of their wellness journey.
We understand the unique needs of patients, the concerns of their caregivers, and the level of communication expected from providers. Diplomat is here to help in any way we can, delivering immune globulin treatment on time and answering questions 24/7. If cost is a barrier to therapy, we seek third-party financial assistance to help patients afford the medication they need. Along the way, we do whatever it takes to help make treatment a success.
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Resources
Diplomat connects you with the support you need. We do much more than just fill your prescriptions. Diplomat Specialty Infusion Group provides a number of resources to support you throughout treatment.-
PIDD Back-to-School Guide
Handling School With a Primary Immunodeficiency
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PIDD Consumer Advocacy
Personal Support From Advocates Who Understand
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PIDD Off-to-College Guide
Handling College With a Primary Immunodeficiency
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PIDD Post Newsletter
Stay Informed on Primary Immunodeficiencies
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PIDD Pregnancy Guide
Handling Pregnancy With a Primary Immunodeficiency
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You’re in control of your health. That includes deciding which specialty pharmacy cares for you. Here’s how to see whether you can fill your prescriptions with Diplomat.
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Financial Assistance
We’ll look for ways to help you afford therapy.There are many ways to get help paying for specialty medications. We'll seek third-party programs and support the application process from start to finish.
