Bispecific antibody therapy

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Enfoque de Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic has a unique, seamless outpatient-inpatient setup for bispecific antibody therapy and cellular therapy. This setup makes it easier for people to receive the right level of care based on their current needs. Mayo has a specialized team of doctors and staff with extensive experience taking care of people receiving these therapies. Mayo Clinic is leading innovative ways of bispecific antibody therapy delivery, such as rapid step-up dosing.

Access to the latest treatments

Mayo Clinic doctors have access to the latest biological treatments approved for people with cancer, including bispecific antibody therapy and CAR-T cell therapy. Your cancer treatment plan takes into account the most up-to-date information.

Researchers also are actively involved in clinical trials that examine different combinations of bispecifics for cancer and other diseases, such as hemophilia. These research studies offer participants earlier access to new treatments and may be the first choice for patients without other treatment options.

Experiencia y clasificación

Mayo Clinic doctors are nationally recognized for their experience with biological therapies for complex and serious illnesses. Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center is designated by the National Cancer Institute for its scientific excellence and team-based approach to cancer care.

Mayo Clinic en Rochester, Minnesota, Mayo Clinic en Jacksonville (Florida), y Mayo Clinic en Phoenix y Scottsdale (Arizona), se encuentran entre los mejores hospitales de oncología según la clasificación de U.S. News & World Report.

Ubicaciones, viajes y alojamiento

Mayo Clinic tiene importantes instalaciones en Phoenix y Scottsdale, Arizona; Jacksonville, Florida; y Rochester, Minnesota. El Sistema de Salud de Mayo Clinic tiene docenas de instalaciones en diversos estados.

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Costos y seguro médico

Mayo Clinic trabaja con cientos de compañías de seguros y es un proveedor de atención médica de la red para millones de personas.

En la mayoría de los casos, Mayo Clinic no requiere la remisión de un médico. Algunas compañías de seguros requieren remisiones o pueden tener requisitos adicionales para determinada atención médica. Todas las citas médicas se priorizan en función de la necesidad médica.

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