Get The Support You Need, When You Need It
Whether you're interested in starting FUZEON, or have been taking it for several years, FUZEON Connections™ is your source for the information you need to help you with your treatment. This website is where you can learn all about FUZEON Connections, a personalized support network committed to helping you succeed with FUZEON.
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Nurse Connections
Through Nurse Connections™, you can get additional training from an experienced FUZEON Nurse Educator right in your own home. This program connects you with an experienced FUZEON Nurse Educator who will come to your home to help you gain confidence in your ability to prepare and inject FUZEON. Learn more. |
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Community Connections
Community Connections™ makes it easy to connect with the HIV community in your area. Visit this section of the website to find an AIDS Service Organization (ASO) in your area and access support group listings, a calendar of HIV events and links to HIV teaching tools and resources. To find an ASO, click here.
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Explore Connections, and you'll get information about preparing and injecting FUZEON. You'll also learn about a wide variety of patient support materials available to you when you take FUZEON. To learn more, click here.
FUZEON Support Any Time
Just getting started? Have questions about taking FUZEON? FUZEON Nurse Educators are available seven days a week to help answer your questions about preparing and injecting FUZEON, what you can expect from your therapy, transporting FUZEON and much more. To speak with a FUZEON Nurse Educator any time, call the FUZEON Connections Center at 877-4FUZEON (877-438-9366).
It is important to remember that the information found on this website or obtained through a FUZEON Connections program is not intended to replace the advice and guidance of your healthcare provider.
FUZEON indication:
FUZEON (enfuvirtide) is used with other anti-HIV medicines to treat HIV-1 infection in patients who are treatment-experienced and have detectable viral loads even though they are taking anti-HIV medicines. This indication is based on results from 2 studies that lasted 48 weeks each. Patients in the studies were treatment-experienced adults, and many of them had advanced HIV disease. There are no studies of FUZEON in patients who haven't taken anti-HIV medicines.
View the Patient Product Information.
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