For patients with severe eosinophilic asthma, biologic therapy can reduce exacerbations and lower reliance on rescue inhalers. TwelveStone Health Partners administers Fasenra injection treatment for adults and children ages 6 and older when prescribed as part of a specialist-guided care plan.

Our PharmD-led clinical teams prepare and administer this medication in comfortable, private care suites across 30+ infusion centers in Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, and Virginia. We handle scheduling, insurance verification, and care coordination so you can focus on your treatment without administrative delays. 

Eligibility for Fasenra Injection Treatment

Fasenra is indicated for patients aged 6 and older with severe eosinophilic asthma that remains uncontrolled despite high-dose controller inhalers. Final qualification is determined by your prescribing clinician and insurance provider.

A key indicator for this therapy is an eosinophilic phenotype confirmed by elevated blood eosinophil levels. Patients are typically considered if they meet several clinical criteria:

  • Frequent asthma exacerbations despite maintenance therapy
  • Repeated need for oral steroid bursts
  • Persistent daily symptoms on current medications
  • Lab-confirmed elevated eosinophil levels

TwelveStone clinical teams work with your provider to verify these criteria and manage the insurance authorization process. For pediatric patients, consistent therapy can support regular school attendance and daily activity participation.

The Fasenra Administration Process

Unlike many specialty medications that require intravenous infusions, Fasenra is administered as a subcutaneous injection placed just under the skin. This typically results in shorter visits compared to traditional IV treatments. TwelveStone clinical staff manage every step:

Check-in and symptom review

Staff confirm any changes to your medications or recent health status.

Prescription verification

Dosage and medication accuracy are confirmed before administration.

Injection administration

A trained nurse delivers the subcutaneous injection per your prescribing clinician’s protocol.

Post-dose observation

Staff monitor for reactions during the observation period before you leave.

Registered nurses monitor for adverse reactions throughout your visit. You receive supervised care in private care suites, providing a level of safety that self-administration at home cannot match.

Is Fasenra an Injection or an Infusion?

Fasenra is a subcutaneous injection, not an intravenous infusion. Infusions deliver medication directly into a vein through an IV line, while Fasenra is administered just under the skin. TwelveStone provides a supervised clinical setting to ensure each dose is delivered safely and accurately.

Insurance Coordination and Treatment Access

TwelveStone clinical coordinators manage communication between your prescribing physician and insurance provider from the start. Once an order is received, our team begins coordinating care to reduce administrative delays.

Insurance and Prior Authorization Support

We handle benefits verification and prior authorization requirements. Coverage varies by plan, but we help clarify expected out-of-pocket costs and identify available copay assistance programs before your first visit.

Regional Center Access

TwelveStone operates more than 30 centers across Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, and Virginia. Use our location tool to find a center near you.

Intake and Onboarding

New patients receive onboarding support and educational materials through our patient resources hub. To begin the intake process, have the following ready:

  • Prescriber name and diagnosis
  • Insurance provider information
  • Current asthma medication history

Frequently Asked Questions About Fasenra Treatment

Eligibility is determined by your specialist based on asthma severity and eosinophil levels. Most candidates have frequent exacerbations and elevated eosinophils despite maintenance inhalers. Your clinician will confirm if this treatment is appropriate.

Improvement develops gradually over multiple doses. Monitoring symptom frequency and rescue inhaler use helps evaluate effectiveness over time. Regular follow-up ensures your care plan stays aligned.

Common reactions can include headache or throat irritation, though individual responses vary. Your healthcare team will provide full prescribing information before your first dose. 

Because TwelveStone administers Fasenra in a clinical setting, licensed staff monitor you closely and can address immediate concerns on the spot.

Out-of-pocket costs depend on your insurance plan, deductible status, and payer prior authorization requirements. Many patients qualify for manufacturer copay assistance programs that significantly reduce financial burden. 

TwelveStone verifies your benefits and manages the authorization process to clarify your responsibility before your first appointment.

Bring your current insurance card, a full medication list, and a summary of your recent asthma history. Your prescribing clinician’s contact information and any recent lab results also help our intake team finalize your clinical record. These items allow treatment to begin without administrative delays.

Get Started With Fasenra Injection Treatment

TwelveStone Health Partners provides Fasenra treatment through a network of 30+ infusion centers across the Southeast. Our clinical team manages coordination from referral to administration, simplifying access to specialty biologic therapy.