IBC has launched a new []section[] of our website dedicated to educating providers and members about medical specialty drugs. Medical specialty drugs are injectable and infusion therapy drugs that must be given by a health care provider, usually in a physician?s office, outpatient facility, infusion suite, or in the member?s home through a home infusion provider. These drugs are typically eligible for coverage under the member's medical benefit.The site's clean, modern design and user-friendly interface brings a whole new level of accessibility and transparency to how IBC manages medical specialty drugs. In addition, you can now download a PDF that lists all 180 of the IBC-designated specialty drugs, grouped by their most common therapeutic class. You can also access IBC-specific information about each drug, such as:precertification requirementsrelevant medical policiesdirect ship ordering informationmost appropriate settings to receive the drugThis new section of ibx.com provides a one-stop-shop for information on medical specialty drugs. You can also find IBC's definition of "specialty drug" and links to commonly used resources, such as the IBC Direct Ship Injectables Program, precertification forms, and the IBC []Medical Policy[] website.Check out these new resources today.[]