Biologic Infusons

Biologic Infusons Explained

Advanced therapies for chronic conditions

Your doctor may prescribe a biologic infusion to help manage a long-term inflammatory or autoimmune condition
These medications work by targeting specific parts of your immune system to reduce symptoms and prevent flare-ups
Your doctor will decide which medication and schedule is right for you.

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Conditions Treated

Biologic infusions may be prescribed for:

Crohn’s disease
Ulcerative colitis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Psoriatic arthritis
Ankylosing spondylitis
Chronic migraine
Osteoporosis

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What to Expect

Before booking biologic infusion, you’ll need:

A valid prescription or referral from your doctor
Confirmation of your medication, dose, and schedule
Any recent test results your doctor has requested

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Your Appointment

On the day of your appointment:

Your infusion may take 30 to 120 minutes, depending on the medication
A nurse will place a small IV line and monitor you throughout
You’ll be observed briefly after your infusion to ensure you’re feeling well
Please bring any medications or documents your doctor has asked you to provide
A summary will be securely shared with your referring doctor

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Pricing for Biologic Infusons

Upfront pricing, no surprises

Medication Cost

^upto

$25.00

_(PBS)

Medication cost varies depending on your PBS eligibility. Private prescriptions may incur a higher cost. Additional $10.00 fee applies for Medication Collection

Infusion Cost

$185 - $350

This covers clinical assessment, monitoring, and infusion administration in our specialised outpatient facility. Pricing may vary depending on whether the treatment is an induction or maintenance dose. $65 surcharge applies on weekends.

Concession Savings

10%Off

We offer 10% off the infusion cost for eligible concession card holders: Commonwealth Health Care Cards, Veterans Card (DVA), Seniors Health & Pensioners Concession Cards.