IAF Education Modules

Healthcare is confusing. We’ve defined a few commonly used words and terms for you.

It’s time to sign up for health insurance (open enrollment) - now what? Here are some tips on navigating the healthcare.gov website

As a patient, you are your own best advocate. Learn how to fight for your treatment and for your fellow warriors.

What is Medigap and why should you consider signing up as an infusion or injectable patient?

If your insurance company tells you to switch to a different medicine, you have experienced non-medical switching. Learn more about this harmful practice here.

Your doctor prescribed an infusion or injection. Here’s how to get ready for your first appointment.

If you have gout, start here to learn more about infusion.

If you have NMOSD, start here to learn more about infusion.

What are biologics, biosimilars, interchangeable biosimilars, and unbranded biologics? Learn how their differences might impact your insurance and treatment decisions.

What are Copay Accumulators? Insurers use copay accumulator policies to limit how much third party cost assistance, like a copay card or charitable contribution, counts towards a patient’s out-of-pocket expenses.

What are pharmacy benefit managers or PBMs? Pharmacy benefit managers or PBMs are companies that serve as the "middlemen" between insurance companies and drug manufacturers. Even though they claim to be "third party administrators," PBMs are often owned by insurance companies.

Have you been prescribed Iron Infusions for any reason? Click here to get started.

Multifocal motor neuropathy (MMN) is a rare autoimmune disorder that affects your body’s ability to send electrical signals that move your body, which makes your hands and arms feel weak. If left untreated, MMN will slowly worsen over time.

Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP) is a rare disorder when your immune system attacks your nerves. Check out these FAQs to prepare for your infusion.