Solutions · Infusions
The same infusion, the same clinical standard — at a fair price, guaranteed.
The identical specialty drug costs far more infused in a hospital than at home, with no change to the therapy — and today the member is routed to the costliest chair by default. World Class Health reaches your member the moment infusion therapy is authorized, moves eligible treatment to the home or a free-standing suite, keeps the same drug at the same clinical standard — and guarantees the savings in writing.
The exposure
The same drug, a hospital markup you can remove.
Infusion is your fastest-growing category of spend, and the hospital outpatient suite is the costliest place to receive it. The same drug delivered at home or in a free-standing suite removes the hospital's buy-and-bill margin — without changing the therapy. World Class Health reaches the member first, moves eligible therapy off the markup, and puts its own fee at risk on the savings.
Directional industry figures. Savings are measured against commercial hospital-outpatient benchmarks and vary by drug, dose and market; actual savings are disclosed and audited case by case.
What we cover
The major specialty infusions, one standard of selection.
The formulary spans 2,323 NDCs across 311 J-codes, covering the major specialty infusions at 38–51% below hospital rates. Across every drug, it is the same molecule at the same clinical standard — sourced at auditable AWP-minus pricing.
High-cost chronic-therapy infusions, off the hospital markup.
The recurring specialty drugs that drive the most infusion spend — where site of care moves the bill most.
IVIG and specialty biologics, steered to a fair price.
High-cost biologics and immune-globulin therapies where the same drug can cost a fraction at the right setting.
Directional. Representative drugs from the World Class Health formulary; per-drug savings range 38–51% vs the commercial hospital-outpatient benchmark.
The network
Infusion care, close to home — or in it.
A national network of contracted infusion suites, backed by in-home nursing coverage so members can be treated where it suits them. Filter to the contracted infusion suites or the illustrative home-infusion coverage, and click any dot for its city and state.
210+ contracted infusion suites nationwide, with in-home infusion coverage in all 50 states. The home-infusion (RN) coverage layer is illustrative; the contracted infusion suites are the real network.
Transparent pricing
The same drug, a fraction of the price — and you can audit every dollar.
We price every drug at AWP minus an agreed class discount through a contracted specialty-pharmacy network, and select the lowest net cost per unit — with a third-party AWP subscription, refreshed quarterly, as the single source of truth. The fee applies to verified drug savings only; administration and nursing pass through to your plan in full.
Ocrevus (ocrelizumab, J2350), 600 mg IV every six months — the same drug at the same clinical standard. Net ~$42,742 to the plan after the 35% fee on drug savings; administration and nursing pass through. Directional; actual savings are disclosed and audited case by case.
The member experience
One member, one coordinated therapy.
From the moment infusion therapy is authorized to the treatment itself, the member does almost nothing. The through line is simple: a prior authorization tells us your member needs an infusion, and from that moment World Class Health does almost everything — one care team, from the first outreach through ongoing treatment.
Your member is starting a new infusion therapy after a prior authorization, or already lives with a chronic condition that needs ongoing infusions. World Class Health identifies them automatically from the prior auth or the claim — no call, no form, before the costly hospital default is set.
The member gets a call: their employer offers this benefit at no cost to them — the same drug, the same clinical standard, delivered at home or in a free-standing suite instead of a hospital chair.
The member chooses the setting they prefer, and World Class Health refers them to a network specialty pharmacy and its network-contracted nursing. That is the only decision they have to make; WCH takes over every step that follows.
The member keeps their prescriber. WCH carries the administrative burden — records, orders, and the re-authorizations that keep therapy from being interrupted — so the patient never has to.
A licensed nurse administers the infusion in the member's home — including evenings and weekends — or in a free-standing suite. The first dose is given in clinic per the prescriber, and an anaphylaxis kit is on hand at every visit.
The medication — sourced at auditable AWP-minus pricing — is delivered to the member ahead of the visit, ready for treatment day. Nothing to pick up, nothing to pay at the time of service.
The infusion is delivered at home or in the suite, on a schedule built around the member's life rather than a hospital's. The same molecule, the same clinical standard — only the setting and the price have changed.
One care team owns scheduling, re-supply, adherence and follow-up — checking in after the nurse leaves and keeping the prescriber in sync. The next appointment is locked in before the current one ends, so therapy is never interrupted.
Illustrative member journey. Steps and timing vary by case; the constant is one care team, accountable from the authorization through ongoing treatment. A one-time $500 care allowance is paid to the member after their first completed infusion.
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See what infusions could save your plan.
Built on your own claims data, modeled across your infusion population, and written into a guaranteed floor. See exactly where the savings come from — before you commit to anything.
Bend the curve. Guarantee the savings.