Eli Lilly Launches Website for Community Oncologists

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Oncology NEWS InternationalOncology NEWS International Vol 10 No 2
Volume 10
Issue 2

INDIANAPOLIS-Eli Lilly and Company has launched a new website for community medical oncologists and their staffs. The site, located at www.lillydirect.com, is designed to save oncology health care professionals time by streamlining many of their business-related responsibilities.

INDIANAPOLIS—Eli Lilly and Company has launched a new website for community medical oncologists and their staffs. The site, located at www.lillydirect.com, is designed to save oncology health care professionals time by streamlining many of their business-related responsibilities.

For example, using the new website, physicians can access several major wholesale distributors of oncology products at one time to place orders for chemotherapeutic agents.

Other features of the website include reimbursement assistance, patient messaging, medical information on Lilly oncology products, and links to information on Lilly and non-Lilly oncology clinical trials, publications, scientific meetings, and cooperative groups and associations.

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