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Getting started on a new specialty medication can feel like a lot to manage. Between insurance approvals, financial assistance paperwork, and coordinating with your pharmacy, it's easy to feel like you're navigating this process on your own. Delays in access or confusing paperwork can add stress to an already challenging time, especially when you're eager to start feeling better.
That's why Denver Arthritis Clinic created the Specialty Medication Program. Our goal is to make managing complex rheumatologic conditions as simple and seamless as possible, so you can focus on your health instead of the logistics behind it. This program provides dedicated support from our Specialty Dispensing Care Coordinators, who work directly alongside your healthcare team to help your medication journey go as smoothly as possible.
At Denver Arthritis Clinic, we've been helping people manage rheumatologic conditions since 1976, and we know that getting the right treatment often depends on more than just a prescription. Our care coordinators handle the behind-the-scenes work, from insurance authorizations to financial assistance, so you can stay focused on your treatment plan. If you have questions about your specialty medication or want to learn more about how our program can support you, our team is here to help.
Many medications used to treat autoimmune and inflammatory conditions are considered specialty medications. These therapies often require extra coordination, including insurance approvals, financial assistance support, medication education, and ongoing communication between your care team and pharmacy.
Our Specialty Dispensing Care Coordinators help by:
DAC Specialty Dispensing Care Coordinators will contact patients from (720) 680-2645
The DAC Specialty Medication Program is a dedicated service of Denver Arthritis Clinic designed to support our patients' care coordination and medication needs. We understand that receiving a call or text regarding your medication may raise questions. Please know that outreach from our Specialty Dispensing Care Coordinators is a legitimate communication from DAC and is intended to help support your treatment plan.
If you receive a call or text from this number regarding your specialty medication, you can be confident that it is part of DAC's medication support services.
Patients can reach a DAC Specialty Dispensing Care Coordinator by calling our main office number (303) 394-2828 and selecting Option 5: Specialty Medication Program
Our team is available to assist with questions related to specialty medication coordination and access.
Specialty medications play an important role in treating many rheumatologic conditions, but accessing these therapies can sometimes be complicated. We created the DAC Specialty Medication Program to provide an added layer of support between patients, providers, insurance plans, and medication services. Our goal is to reduce barriers to treatment and help you stay connected to the therapies your DAC provider has recommended.