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Home Infusion Summer 2015 Home Infusion Home Infusion Blood Products Our mission is to provide our home infusion members with Innovatix has one of the best IVIG programs in the industry the tools they need to maximize savings while enhancing through FFF Enterprises. Our members have access to the the quality of care they provide. In 1993, Innovatix began limited-supply products required to meet their patient needs. as a pharmacy-focused GPO, and over the years has become Our leading blood products manufacturers include the industry leader with over 14,000 unique NDCs and a • Baxter number of pharmacy support products and services. As an • CSL affiliate of Premier, Innovatix also offers members access to • Grifols one of the most robust, competitive equipment, supply, and • Kedrion service portfolios available. • OctaPharma • Talecris Ethical & Transparent Innovatix is the only non-acute care member of the Innovatix Vaccine Purchasing Program Healthcare Group Purchasing Industry Initiative (HGPII). Innovatix offers a comprehensive contract portfolio of adult As a member of HGPII, Innovatix operates under a self- and pediatric vaccine products as well as access to a seasonal imposed Code of Conduct, which limits our acceptance of flu vaccine program. Members receive favorable pricing and contracted administrative fees and requires us to share Safe payment terms, as well as rebates on a full range of vaccines Harbor Reports with each Innovatix member annually. These from the nation’s leading manufacturers. Don’t wait, preorder practices reinforce our membership-driven model, which not your vaccines through the Innovatix program this year. only differentiates us in the GPO landscape, but transcends all of our business initiatives. Why Innovatix? • Access to clinical staff pharmacists and physician consultants Clinical Services • Clinical support services Innovatix maintains a significant investment in clinical • Complimentary CE education, providing our members with the most • Innovatix Care Solutions comprehensive continuing education (CE) of any GPO. • Contract Advantage In 2013 alone, Innovatix offered 32 CE programs with 75 • Personalized account management separate accreditations (27 pharmacy, 18 technician, 12 • Regular audits to ensure members receive correct contract nursing, 10 NHA, 8 ACHE) and was able to award over pricing 3,100 CE certificates. • Customized reporting capabilities Membership is free. Join today to start realizing savings and operating efficiencies. Let us focus on your costs so you can focus on providing quality care. For more information or to become an Innovatix member today, visit us at www.innovatix.com, email [email protected], or call (888) 258-3273. Page 1 of 2 Summer 2015 Home Infusion Vendor List AbbVie Endo Pharmaceuticals. Pharbest Pharmaceuticals Accord Healthcare Ferndale Laboratories. Pharmaceutical Associates Acella Pharmaceuticals Focus Health Group PharmaCline Actavis Pharma Forest Laboratories Pharmakon Pharmaceuticals AHP Group Fresenius Kabi USA Akorn G & W Laboratories Pierre Fabre Pharmaceuticals Akrimax Pharmaceuticals Gavis Pharmaceuticals Plus Pharmaceuticals Alcon Laboratories Gensco Laboratories Prasco Laboratories Allergan Pharmaceuticals Gericare Pharmaceutical Precision Dose Alliance Labs Geritrex Purdue Pharma L.P. Allison Medical GlaxoSmithKline Almatica Pharma Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Qualitest Pharmaceuticals Alvogen Pharmaceuticals Global Pharmaceuticals Ranbaxy Laboratories American Health Packaging Greenstone Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals American Regent Laboratories Harris Pharmaceutical Rhodes Pharmaceuticals Amerigen Pharmaceuticals Heritage Pharmaceuticals Rising Pharmaceuticals Amneal Pharmaceuticals Hi-Tech Pharmacal Co. Roche Diagnostics ANDA Hospira Worldwide. ANI Pharmaceuticals HR Pharmaceuticals Roxane Laboratories Aplicare Humco Holding Group Sagent Pharmaceuticals Apotex Corp IGI Laboratories Salix Pharmaceuticals Aptalis Pharma US i-Health Sandoz Pharmaceuticals Areva Pharmaceuticals Iroko Pharmaceuticals Sanofi Aventis Ascend Laboratories Jazz Pharmaceuticals Astellas Pharma US JHP Pharmaceuticals Sanofi Pasteur AstraZeneca Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems Sebela Pharmaceuticals AuroMedics Pharma Kadmon Pharmaceuticals Seton Pharmaceuticals AvKare. Konsyl Pharmaceutical SigmaPharm Laboratories Banner Life Sciences Lannett Company Sigma-Tau Pharmaceuticals Bausch & Lomb Lehigh Valley Technologies Silarx Pharmaceuticals Baxter Healthcare Letco Medical Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Libertas Pharma Solstice Neurosciences BD RX. Lifescan Stratus Pharmaceuticals Bedford Laboratories Lineage Therapeutics Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Berry Plastics Major Pharmaceuticals TAGI Pharma Beutlich Pharmaceuticals Mallinckrodt Taro Pharmaceuticals USA BioComp Pharma Marlex Pharmaceuticals Teva Pharmaceuticals Birchwood Laboratories McKesson Packaging Blu Pharmaceuticals Meda Pharmaceuticals The Medicines Company Boca Pharmacal Medefil Torrent Pharma Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals MedImmune Trigen Laboratories Braintree Laboratories Medisca UCB Pharma Breckenridge Pharmaceutical Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. United Research Labs Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Methapharm Camber Pharmaceuticals MHC Medical Products Upsher-Smith Laboratories Caraco Pharmaceutical Labs Ltd Mutual Pharmaceutical Co. Upstate Pharma Carlsbad Technology Mylan Institutional Valeant Pharmaceuticals Carolina Medical Products Company Mylan Pharmaceuticals VersaPharm Celgene Corporation Mylan Specilaty L.P. VGH Solutions Citron Pharma Nephron Pharmaceuticals Corp. VistaPharm Claris Lifesciences Niche Pharmaceuticals. CorePharma Nomax. West-Ward Pharmaceutical Corp County Line Pharmaceuticals Nostrum Pharmaceuticals Winfield Laboratories Covis Pharmaceuticals Novartis Consumer Winthrop US Crucell Vaccines Pack Pharmaceuticals Wockhardt DAVA Pharmaceuticals Par Pharmaceuticals X-Gen Pharmaceuticals Dr. Reddys Laboratories Patrin Pharma Edenbridge Pharmaceuticals Patriot Pharmaceuticals X-Gen Specialty Division Eisai Perrigo Pharmaceuticals XSpire Pharma Eli Lilly & Co. Pfizer Zydus Pharmaceuticals Page 2 of 2.
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