A LIFEGUARD™ WHEN YOU NEED ONE LIFEGUARD ™ the AHF program for individuals and families with bleeding disorders  When a client family receives clotting medication from AHF, AHF invoices the health plan or health insurer for those clotting medications.  However, we provide our clients with all of the additional products and services of LifeGuard, at no additional cost.     We take pride in our having been the first to provide a complete range of home care services that are entirely included in the cost of our very competitively priced clotting medications.  What does this mean? AHF clients who receive clotting medications will also receive all related products and services that are included in the LifeGuard Program,   These related products and services will be included at no additional cost.   When you make the decision to begin a home infusion program for yourself or for your child, make your first call to AHF. Notify your doctor that you have chosen AHF to provide your home care needs. Our staff will guide you through the steps necessary to get you set to follow your doctor’s instructions. Be prepared with the name of your doctor, the brand and quantity of the clotting medication that is being prescribed for you, and pertinent information on your insurance coverage. That's all it takes! AHF is committed to lowering the high cost of care for individuals and families and to finding a cure.  Since we began service in 1989, we have taken a leading role in disease management programs for individuals and families with bleeding disorders, hemophilia providers, and insurers.  Then and now we are still setting the standard of care for our industry. Contact our Client Services Center to find out how you and your family can take advantage of our outstanding bleeding disorders program by calling 800-243-4621 or by E-mail. Setting the Standard of Homecare for the Bleeding Disorders Community AHF®, Inc. does not prescribe medications or give medical recommendations to individuals. AHF does not endorse or refer any particular individual to a specific HTC or medical provider.  It is best to obtain medical recommendations from your physician and/or your HTC.