Helping Patients Get On Treatment Faster
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For pharmaceutical manufacturers and life science partners, bringing a therapy to market is only part of the access challenge. Coverage and approval open the door, but they don’t clear everything standing between a patient and treatment. Patients can still be left with lab work they need to complete first, vaccines they need before starting and monitoring that has to happen along the way. Each of these steps can slow a patient’s start or interrupt therapy once it’s underway.
These are examples of barriers to access, and they’re getting more attention as partners look for ways to start therapy faster.
This is where wraparound clinical services come in.
Care that goes beyond administration
Naven’s core work has traditionally centered on therapy administration, which usually means a nurse goes to the home to administer a specialty therapy or to teach a patient how to do it themselves. Wraparound clinical services are the layer that sits around that work. They include in-home lab collection, vaccine administration and monitoring before and after therapy.
In-home lab collection lets a patient complete required bloodwork without traveling to a separate facility, which can be the difference between starting on time and waiting weeks. Vaccine administration removes another prerequisite that can hold up the start of certain therapies. Monitoring before and after therapy helps the care team track how a patient is responding and catch issues early.
Some of this work doesn’t involve the therapy itself at all. Naven has recently begun supporting oral therapies where nurses handle the surrounding lab work rather than administering a drug. That kind of work is a meaningful shift, because it shows how care at home can support a patient’s treatment even when there’s no infusion or injection involved.
A national nursing network behind you
Wraparound services only matter if a partner can count on them being delivered consistently across the country. Naven has supported more than 350 therapies and provides care at home across all 50 states, backed by one of the nation’s largest nursing networks. Patient satisfaction has held at 96 percent.
With our highly skilled nurses and dedicated program management teams, we can help you work towards better outcomes with next-level care at home.
Where this leaves partners
For manufacturers and life science partners, wraparound clinical services offer a way to remove more of the friction that can delay or derail therapy. The fewer barriers to treatment, the more likely a patient is to start and stay on treatment.
For partners looking to close those gaps, Naven can help bring the labs, vaccine administration and monitoring into the home.
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