Getting your patient started on IMCIVREE

Prescribing IMCIVREE for your patients
1. Download the IMCIVREE Prescription Start Form (preferred method)
Use the Start Form to initiate the prescription and help connect your patient with Rhythm InTune.
2. Complete all fields in the Start Form
Select the appropriate indication and choose the titration and maintenance dose by age and, for ages 4 to <6, by weight.
To enroll in Rhythm InTune, your patient should complete and sign pages 2 and 3.
3. Sign and submit the Start Form
Fax the completed form to 1-877-805-0130 or email patientsupport@rhythmtx.com.
To help avoid unnecessary delays during the insurance approval process:
- Use the IMCIVREE Prescription Start Form
- Complete all fields in the form
- Ensure the appropriate indication and dosage are selected
If e-prescribing, please be sure to:
- Select PANTHERx Rare Pharmacy in the US, or Special Care Pharmacy Services in Puerto Rico
- Consider also submitting the Prescription Start Form, which includes the Rhythm InTune patient consent form and additional information fields often required for insurance approval, as these are not typically included when e-prescribing
Personalized patient support
Helping patients stay on track along their IMCIVREE journey:
Patient Access
Starting Treatment
Ongoing Treatment
Patients can enroll in Rhythm InTune by completing the consent section of the IMCIVREE Prescription Start Form or can learn more by visiting RhythmInTune.com.
*Patient Education Managers are employees of Rhythm Pharmaceuticals and do not provide medical care or advice. We encourage your patients to always speak to their healthcare providers regarding their medical care.
Learn more about Patient Education Managers
See how they can help your patient along their IMCIVREE journey.

Questions?
For more information about Rhythm InTune, contact us at 1-855-206-0815 (M-F, 8am-6pm ET) or by emailing patientsupport@rhythmtx.com
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