Using Warfarin or Jantoven to prevent blood clots? Find out how remote management can help.

Warfarin Patient Education

CIS wants to offer the clearest information relating to your anticoagulation (blood-thinning) therapy to help you to become compliant with your warfarin diet and medication regimen. Please review the information below and call your CIS clinic if you have questions.

Warfarin+

Warfarin is a type of medication that prevents clots from forming in your blood. Blood clots can stick to vessel walls or move around the body and cause serious problems. You may need Warfarin if you experience severe blockages, lack of movement, heart arrhythmias and mechanical devices in the body are some of the things that could cause blood clots. Find out if you're eligible for Warfarin+.

Important Information About LOVENOX

There's a variety of safety instructions to be mindful of when administering LOVENOX. Before a self-injection, it's important to make sure you are aware of all safety information.

Vitamin K Food Guide

The main dietary concern of taking warfarin has to do with the amount of vitamin K in your diet. Vitamin K changes the way warfarin affects the blood. The key is to be consistent with the number of vitamin K food servings you eat from week to week. 

Anticoagulation Guide

Read our anticoagulation guide to find helpful information on warfarin management.