Most chronic and acute disease states can be treated with some form of infusion therapy. Diseases commonly requiring infusion therapy include infections, gastrointestinal diseases and disorders, dehydration, congestive heart failure, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, hemophilia, immune deficiencies, neurological disorders, and more.

Ambulatory infusion is typically covered under major medical (as opposed to pharmacy) benefits. Most commercial insurers recognize this type of infusion setting as an appropriate and cost-effective alternative to other infusion locations. We accept a wide variety of PPO, HMO, POS, and managed care plans. These plans change their rules and guidelines frequently, so we will verify your benefits prior to initiating your therapy.

Infusion timeframes vary based on the medication, the dosage, and how long you need to be monitored after the infusion. Some infusions are as quick as 30 minutes while others may take a couple hours. Once we know the specifics of your medical needs our team should be able to estimate how long each appointment will take.

Yes. Our suites are large enough to allow your caregiver or family member to sit with you during your treatment. Your guest is also welcome to sit in our waiting room. We recommend having someone drive you to and from your first few appointments until you know how your body will tolerate your treatment.

During your treatment, you can watch one of our TV’s, read, sleep, utilize our free Wi-Fi on your own device, or whatever makes you comfortable. As always, don’t hesitate to let us know if there is anything we can do to make your appointment more comfortable.

We recommend wearing comfortable clothes. Some special considerations: avoid sleeves that are too tight that may restrict access to start your IV or the flow of your infusion. Also, if you have a Medi port, it would be easiest if you wore a button-up shirt or a shirt with a lower neckline so we can easily access your port.