Cure Stat Rx

10/20/2026

Bone loss stays quiet until a fracture makes it loud. If your provider has prescribed a bone building or bone protecting therapy, we can dispense it and handle the insurance navigation that comes with it.

Several osteoporosis therapies are injections or infusions given on a set schedule, and missing the window matters. We track the timing, keep your provider updated, and answer your questions between doses.

World Osteoporosis Day is October 20th. It’s a great time to get your bone density check or talk with your provider about bone health.

10/16/2026

Our pharmacy technicians are the reason a complex referral turns into a scheduled dose. They verify benefits, chase prior authorizations, source hard to find therapies, and stage the supplies that go out with every home infusion order.

October 16 is National Pharmacy Technician Day, and all of October is American Pharmacists Month. Behind every protocol our pharmacists build, a technician is making sure the medication, the paperwork, and the patient's start date all line up.

Thank you to the technicians and pharmacists across Cure Stat Rx and Cure Stat Infusion Services.

10/13/2026

We are passionate about time to first dose, which means a referral that arrives in the morning can turn into treatment that same day or at least as soon as possible.

That only happens when every step lines up. We verify benefits, clear the authorization, prepare the drug and supplies, schedule the nurse, and prepare the patient for what the day will look like.

On acute therapy, that speed is the difference between treatment at home and a hospital admission. On chronic therapy, it is the difference between a patient who starts and a patient who gives up somewhere in the wait.

10/06/2026

Treatment for breast cancer rarely stops at the infusion chair. Anti-nausea medication, growth factor support, bone protective therapy, and anticoagulation are often part of the same plan, and all of it has to work together.

We dispense oncology and supportive care medications as your oncologist prescribes them, screen the full regimen for interactions, and work the insurance paperwork so treatment is not delayed.

09/29/2026

Every specialty therapy starts with a patient waiting for it. At inSPire2026, the National Association of Specialty Pharmacy (NASP) annual meeting, the education kept returning to the same question: what stands between patients and their first dose, and how does our field shorten that wait?

Our president, Ramesh Chigurupati, RPh, CSP, IgCP, joined specialty pharmacy leaders from across the country for four days of continuing education.

Cure Stat Rx cares for patients on some of the most complex therapies available. What Ramesh brought home from inSPire2026 goes straight back to them.

Thank you to the inSPire2026 exhibitors who made time to connect on the exhibit floor:
· Ethan Huynh of Sphinx Strategies
· Eesha Sharma, Taylor Sprouse, Liudmyla Ikonnikova-Skutsenia, and Rishi Diwan of Lamar Health
· Lee Pratt of Prochant
· Steven Nice of RxToolKit
· Justyn Okoniewski of Kedrion Biopharma US
· Amanda Hannan of CitusHealth

And thank you to NASP for bringing the specialty pharmacy field together each year.

09/28/2026

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09/24/2026

Meet the pairing behind every infusion at Cure Stat Rx, which is a clinical pharmacist and an infusion nurse working from the same plan. Before you ever sit in the chair, a pharmacist reviews your medication plan, screens it against everything else you take, and builds the protocol your nurse will follow.

Our Ambulatory Infusion Suite sits inside the Cure Stat Rx pharmacy in San Diego, which means your nurse is only steps from the cleanroom where your medication was prepared and from the pharmacist who prepared it. If a question comes up in the middle of your infusion, the answer is in the building.

That same team handles your welcome call before the first dose, your benefits and prior authorization paperwork, and the follow-up call that comes within 24 to 48 hours after your visit.

09/21/2026

Infusion, biologics, specialty, and nutrition delivered nationwide.

09/17/2026

Cure Stat Rx is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) for home infusion, by URAC for specialty pharmacy, and by the Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board (PCAB) for sterile and non-sterile compounding. We are licensed to dispense in 49 states.

For patients, it means that when they move, their specialty pharmacy does not have to. We go with them. We can deliver their infusions at home and ship their medications.

09/15/2026

If your provider has prescribed a biologic, you may have heard the word biosimilar and wondered what it means for you. Here is a plain explanation.
Biologic medications are made from living cells rather than from a chemical formula, and they are used for conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, multiple sclerosis, and immune deficiency. Because they are large, complex molecules, most are given as an injection or an infusion rather than as a pill. A biosimilar is a biologic that the FDA has approved as highly similar to a biologic already on the market, with no clinically meaningful differences in safety or effectiveness.

Cure Stat Rx dispenses biologics and biosimilars across a broad range of conditions, and Cure Stat Infusion Services administers biologic infusions in our Ambulatory Infusion Suite and in your home. Your prescriber decides which product is right for you, and your insurance plan sometimes influences which one is covered. We tell you what your plan covers and what it will cost before your first dose.

The FDA keeps a set of patient materials that explain biosimilars in everyday language at https://www.fda.gov/drugs/biosimilars/patient-materials.

Biosimilars are safe and effective medications for treating many illnesses such as arthritis and cancer