Switching from Enbrel to Humira

I went and saw my Rheumatologist on Monday. My mobility was reassessed, and although my lateral range of motion has improved over the years, my forward range of motion has worsened. I suspected this was the case because it's been getting harder to don my socks and shoes bending forward. I've also been awoken by lower back pain every night. My Rheumatologist recommended trying Humira to see if my AS is more responsive to that medication.

Within two days, a Registered Nurse Case Manager responsible for my Rheumatologist's Humira's patients, contacted me at home, explained her role and what to expect: a call from a Reimbursement Specialist, a welcome kit in the mail that includes a sharps container, and to be connected with their pharmacy who will deliver Humira to either my home or workplace. I felt reassured to know that I had a local Case Manager whom I could contact with any questions or issues. Anyone who contacted me regarding my experience with Enbrel was always from the United States. I am uncertain of Humira's cost, but my Case Manager indicated that it was comparable to Enbrel.