Starting Xifaxan (Rifaximin): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Xifaxan (pronounced zih-FAX-an; generic name rifaximin), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a…
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Starting Xembify: What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Xembify (immune globulin subcutaneous), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a little…
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Starting Simponi Aria (Golimumab IV): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Simponi Aria (pronounced sim-PONE-ee AR-ee-uh), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a little…
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Starting Simponi (Golimumab): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Simponi (pronounced sim-PONE-ee; generic name golimumab), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a…
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Starting Rinvoq (Upadacitinib): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Rinvoq (pronounced RIN-vok; generic name upadacitinib), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a…
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Starting Remicade (Infliximab): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Remicade (pronounced REM-ih-kade; generic name infliximab), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt…
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Starting Privigen: What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Privigen (immune globulin), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a little overwhelmed. That's…
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Starting Panzyga: What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Panzyga (immune globulin), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a little overwhelmed. That's…
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Starting Otezla (Apremilast): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Otezla (pronounced oh-TEZ-luh; generic name apremilast), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a…
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Starting Orencia (Abatacept): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Orencia (pronounced or-EN-see-uh; generic name abatacept), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a…
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Starting Humira (Adalimumab): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Humira (pronounced hyoo-MEER-uh; generic name adalimumab), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a…
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Starting Gamunex-C: What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Gamunex-C (immune globulin), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a little overwhelmed. That's…
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Starting Gammagard: What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Gammagard (immune globulin), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a little overwhelmed. That's…
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Starting Fasenra (Benralizumab): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Fasenra (pronounced fah-SEN-rah; generic name benralizumab), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt…
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Starting Enbrel (Etanercept): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Enbrel (pronounced EN-brel; generic name etanercept), you've probably already done a few things: googled the name, seen a price tag with a lot of zeros, and maybe felt a…
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Starting Skyrizi (Risankizumab): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Skyrizi, you've probably already seen the price tag and felt a little overwhelmed. Here's what's actually involved — from cost and prior auth to injection technique — and what Sorrento handles for you.
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What Are Specialty Medications — and Do You Need One?
If your doctor recently mentioned a specialty medication, here's what every patient should know — from how they work to what a specialty pharmacy actually does for you.
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How to Navigate Prior Authorization — Without the Headache
Prior authorization is one of the most frustrating hurdles in getting a specialty medication approved. Here's how the process works and how the right pharmacy support makes all the difference.
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How to Reduce Your Specialty Medication Costs in 2026
From manufacturer co-pay cards to foundation grants and the new Medicare $2,000 cap — most patients never pay the full price. Here's what's available and how we help you access it.
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Biologic Therapies for Rheumatoid Arthritis: What Patients Should Know
Biologics have transformed outcomes for patients with moderate to severe RA. If your rheumatologist has recommended one, this guide covers everything from how they work to storage, monitoring, and biosimilar options.
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What Is Medication Therapy Management — and How Can It Help You?
Taking multiple medications? An MTM session with a clinical pharmacist can uncover interactions, simplify your regimen, and give you a clear written plan. Here's what to expect and who benefits most.
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Why an Independent Specialty Pharmacy Makes a Difference for Your Care
Not all specialty pharmacies are the same. From faster turnarounds and a dedicated pharmacist to free delivery and hands-on financial support — here's why the independent difference matters.
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Starting Tremfya (Guselkumab): What Actually Happens
If your doctor just prescribed Tremfya for psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, here's the real cost, how the injection works, and what Sorrento handles so you don't have to.
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Starting Dupixent (Dupilumab): What Actually Happens
Dupixent treats eczema, asthma, nasal polyps, and more. Here's what the real cost looks like with the DUPIXENT MyWay copay card, how the injection works, and what our team handles for you.
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Starting Nurtec ODT (Rimegepant): What Actually Happens
Nurtec ODT dissolves on your tongue — no water needed, which matters during a migraine with nausea. Here's how the dual-use tablet works and how to get it for as little as $0/month.
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Starting Qulipta (Atogepant): What Actually Happens
Qulipta is taken once daily to prevent migraines before they start — not to treat one already underway. Here's how the CGRP preventive works, what it costs, and how Sorrento keeps your refills on track.
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Starting Ubrelvy (Ubrogepant): What Actually Happens
Ubrelvy is what you take when a migraine hits — not a preventive, but a fast-acting oral tablet for acute attacks. Here's how it works, what it costs with the savings card, and what Sorrento handles for you.
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