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Ask your doctor whether ISEMBYLD is right for you

Choosing a treatment for SMA is a significant step. Talk to your doctor to see whether ISEMBYLD fits into your current plan, what the day-to-day experience is like, and what kind of results you may expect.

Choosing a treatment for SMA is a significant step. Talk to your doctor to see whether ISEMBYLD fits into your current plan, what the day-to-day experience is like, and what kind of results you may expect.

ISEMBYLD Doctor Discussion Guide

Need tips for talking to your care team? The Doctor Discussion Guide will help you lead the conversation and get the answers you need.

Complete the enrollment form with your doctor

A completed enrollment form activates Scholar Rock Supports™, the patient support program that helps with navigating costs and copays, insurance, and more (see details below). Your designated Rx Onboarding and Care Coordinator (ROCC) will contact you directly once they have received your completed enrollment form.

A completed enrollment form activates Scholar Rock Supports™, the patient support program that helps with navigating costs and copays, insurance, and more (see details below). Your designated Rx Onboarding and Care Coordinator (ROCC) will contact you directly once they have received your completed enrollment form.

ISEMBYLD enrollment form

Remember, both you and your prescribing healthcare provider must sign the form and submit it before support can begin.

Start your
treatment

ISEMBYLD is given as an intravenous (IV) infusion every 4 weeks while on treatment, meaning that it is infused into a vein in the hand ​or arm. Based on eligibility, the infusion ​is administered by a healthcare professional with the flexibility of choosing between 3 locations.

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ISEMBYLD is given as an intravenous (IV) infusion every 4 weeks while on treatment, meaning that it is infused into a vein in the hand ​or arm. Based on eligibility, the infusion ​is administered by a healthcare professional with the flexibility of choosing between 3 locations.

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ISEMBYLD is given as a ~1-to 2-hour IV infusion every 4 weeks

Additional time may be required by your healthcare team for monitoring after the infusion.


Do not stop treatment with ISEMBYLD unless your healthcare provider tells you to.


Your healthcare provider will determine the amount of ISEMBYLD needed based on your current weight.


If you miss a dose of ISEMBYLD, either:

  • ISEMBYLD should be given (administered) as soon as possible and then restart the dosing schedule 4 weeks after the missed dose is given, or
  • the dose can be skipped and the next dose can be given as originally scheduled.

See what infusion day may look like.

ISEMBYLD Infusion day brochure

The Infusion Day Brochure can help you understand the basics and what you need to know before, during, and after each infusion.

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