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IV iron in Kentucky

6 doctors' offices in Kentucky billed Medicare for IV iron in 2024. Search by ZIP code to see the closest to you.

You'll almost always need a doctor's order. IV iron is a prescription medicine. Call a place first to ask if they still give it, whether they take your insurance, and where your doctor should send the order. What to ask when you call

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  • 122 Saint Christopher Dr

    Ashland, KY 41101

    • ferumoxytol (brands include Feraheme) · at least 12 Medicare patients in 2024

    Kirti Jain, MD (Hematology-Oncology)

    From 2024 Medicare billing. Call to confirm they still give IV iron.

  • Graves Gilbert Clinic PLLC

    1112 S Main St

    Franklin, KY 42134

    • ferric carboxymaltose (brands include Injectafer) · at least 24 Medicare patients in 2024
    • ferric derisomaltose (brands include Monoferric) · at least 15 Medicare patients in 2024
    • ferumoxytol (brands include Feraheme) · at least 15 Medicare patients in 2024

    Ayme Rowland, APRN (Nurse Practitioner)

    From 2024 Medicare billing · phone from Medicare's October 2026 directory. Call to confirm they still give IV iron.

  • 529 S Jackson St

    Louisville, KY 40202

    Medicare's October 2026 directory no longer lists these doctors at this address. They may have moved — look them up before you go.

    • ferumoxytol (brands include Feraheme) · at least 17 Medicare patients in 2024
    • ferric carboxymaltose (brands include Injectafer) · at least 15 Medicare patients in 2024

    Vatsala Katiyar, MD (Hematology-Oncology)

    From 2024 Medicare billing. Call to confirm they still give IV iron.

Where this list comes from. Public Medicare billing data for 2024: offices where a doctor billed Original Medicare for IV iron for 11 or more patients. It doesn't include hospital infusion centers, Medicare Advantage or private insurance, so places near you may be missing. A place listed here may have stopped.

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