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Pay your bill
Complete the form below to securely pay your bill online using a credit or debit card. If you'd prefer to pay by phone, call us directly at 1-855-311-7246.
Infusion billing FAQs
To update your billing address, please call the number on your invoice. It’s important to let us know when your billing address changes to help ensure on-time payments.
Before you start services with us, Coram will check on your insurance and explain the financial arrangements to you. You’ll be asked to sign the Financial Agreement Arrangement (FAA) related to billing and payment for services. The FAA will cover what we expect your insurance will pay and your out-of-pocket costs. You will be responsible for paying any co-payment or deductible amount, and for any service that’s not covered by your insurance.
If you have Medicare insurance, we’ll send you an Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN) that lists items or services that Medicare isn’t expected to pay for. We’ll provide an estimate of the costs for the items/services, and the reasons why Medicare may not pay for them.
When you make a payment, it’s applied to the oldest date of service. If there isn’t any service posted to your account, your payment will go into a hold account until it can be applied to an eligible claim.
Your account balance is shown on your statement. If you have any questions, just contact customer service.
For online payments, we accept VISA, MasterCard®, American Express® or Discover®. If you pay by mail or over the phone, we also accept a copay assistance or drug manufacturer's credit card, checks and money orders.
We'll work to help you find assistance. We can help with guidance on insurance and financial assistance options, including COBRA premiums, co-pay assistance, manufacturer product assistance programs, disability insurance and state programs.
The following products, services and costs of operation are included in the per diem charge:
- Professional pharmacy services, including dispensing, clinical monitoring by experienced clinicians, development and implementation of pharmaceutical care plans, care coordination, all necessary supplies and equipment
- Administrative services, including verification of insurance eligibility and extent of coverage, obtaining prior authorizations, performing billing functions, internal and external auditing and other regulatory compliance activities, maintaining inventories of medications, equipment, administration supplies and office supplies, maintaining physical plant and offices, maintaining computer clinical and administrative information systems, quality assessment and improvement activities
- Other support costs, including wages and salaries, property taxes, inventory carrying costs, costs of insurance coverage per state regulations, costs of maintaining accreditation, new product research and development, other applicable overhead and operational expenses.
The per diem does not include nursing visits or tube feeding formula which are billed and reimbursed separately.
Yes, you can access CVS Health MyChart to pay your bills and view your Coram health information securely online.
Track your delivery
If you signed up to receive emails from us, we'll send you tracking information when your order has shipped. The tracking email will contain a link to the shipping carrier's website with more information.
Infusion delivery FAQs
To update your shipping address, just call your Coram team.
- For tube feeding patients, call your Customer Service Specialist
- For infusion therapy, including parenteral nutrition patients, call your Clinical Service Specialist
Let us know when your mailing address changes so there are no delays to any of your medication, formula or supply order deliveries.
If you would like to receive emails from Coram about information related to your care, order delivery and account status updates, call the phone number listed on your prescription label to sign-up today. We'll add your email address to your account profile and the emails will start to pop up in your inbox.
The emails you'll get from Coram are not encrypted, so by opting in to receive email communications, you'll be accepting the risk that some of your confidential health information could be seen by someone other than you.
Then, if you ever decide that you want to stop getting emails, just let a member of your Coram team know and we'll delete your email address from your account profile.
We're serious about protecting your privacy, we never give or sell any identifiable information about you to other companies for their marketing purposes.
Request your supplies
Reordering your medication and supplies is easy. Call the number listed on your prescription label to request your refill over the phone. We'll then arrange your delivery to your home and email you know when your order has shipped.
Infusion supplies FAQs
Coram delivers products because they were prescribed by your doctor. Once products have been delivered, they can’t be returned for credit, even if the prescription changed. State pharmacy laws do not allow Coram to accept any returns of unused supplies and products. It is important to share accurate information about your inventory of supplies and medication before deliveries are due.
Depending on your specific needs, your first home delivery of supplies could include an infusion pump and pole, medication and other supplies.
Whatever your needs are, you can expect your Coram team to be in frequent contact with you. They’ll help you keep track of the amount of medication and supplies you need for your therapy. Your Clinical Support Specialist will be in touch often to find out what you need and to arrange to have your medication and supplies delivered to your home at a time that is best for you. And, your Clinical Support Specialist will want to know if you need more or less of any supply. You don’t want supplies that you won’t be using taking up space.
You can rely on your team to stay on top of things for you. You can help with that by making sure that you and your Clinical Support Specialist communicate often. Plan on being in touch before each delivery and make time to tell them about your current health status and if you want to talk to a pharmacist about your medication. Let them know how things are going with your home infusion therapy. Nothing is more important to them than hearing from you about how you are doing.
Read the medication label for details on how to handle and store medication.
Refrigerated solutions should be stored at a temperature between 36°F and 46°F. If you can, set aside a space in your refrigerator that is just for your medications/solutions. Solutions should be in a sealed plastic bag if they are stored on a lower refrigerator shelf or beneath food and/or beverages.
For you and your household's safety, remember to keep all medications and supplies out of the reach of children and pets and avoid keeping them alongside household items.