
Myasthenia gravis, or MG, is a chronic autoimmune condition that affects communication between nerves and muscles, leading to weakness and fatigue.
IVIG therapy is commonly used to help manage symptoms, especially during flare-ups or when additional immune support is needed.
At Mercy Infusion, we provide coordinated infusion therapy for MG patients with a focus on fast treatment starts, insurance support, and ongoing clinical care.
Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disorder that causes muscle weakness due to impaired nerve-to-muscle signaling.
Common symptoms include:
Symptoms can vary in severity and may fluctuate over time, often requiring ongoing management.
IVIG therapy helps regulate the immune system and reduce the abnormal immune response that interferes with muscle function.
For MG patients, IVIG may:
For patients living with autoimmune conditions like MG, immunoglobulin therapy is delivered with expert care and close monitoring, along with education and support throughout treatment.
You may be a candidate for infusion therapy for myasthenia gravis if you:
Our team works closely with your physician to coordinate your care and help you begin treatment without unnecessary delays.
Mercy Infusion offers flexible care settings based on your condition and preferences.
Home Infusion for MG
Infusion Suite for MG
We help determine the most appropriate setting based on your treatment plan and insurance coverage.
At Mercy Infusion, we make the process simple, fast, and coordinated.
Once your physician sends your prescription, our team manages benefits verification, prior authorization, and scheduling so you can begin therapy as quickly as possible.
Our goal is to provide a smooth, reliable experience so you can stay on track with treatment.
Infusion therapy for myasthenia gravis is typically covered by insurance when medically necessary.
Mercy Infusion works directly with your insurance provider to:
We also help identify copay assistance and financial support programs that may reduce out-of-pocket costs when eligible.
Patients and providers choose Mercy Infusion because we focus on speed, coordination, and patient support.
We remove the delays that often prevent MG patients from starting or continuing therapy.
What is the most common treatment for myasthenia gravis?
IVIG therapy is commonly used for MG, particularly during flare-ups or when additional immune support is needed.
How quickly does IVIG work for MG?
Some patients experience symptom improvement within days to weeks, depending on the severity of their condition and treatment plan.
Can I receive IVIG for MG at home?
Yes. Many MG patients qualify for home infusion therapy depending on their treatment plan and insurance.
Can I switch providers for MG treatment?
Yes. If you are experiencing delays or issues with your current provider, we can help coordinate a smooth transition.
Delays in treatment can impact symptom control and quality of life. Mercy Infusion coordinates every step so you can begin therapy as quickly as possible.