FAQ

At-home infusion therapy involves administering medications, nutrients, or fluids directly into the bloodstream via an IV or injection, all from the comfort of your home. This approach allows patients to receive vital treatments without the need for frequent hospital or clinic visits. It’s a convenient, effective option for managing various health conditions.

At-home infusion therapy is used to treat conditions like Crohn’s disease, rheumatoid arthritis, immune deficiencies, infections, and more. It’s also ideal for nutritional support, including parenteral and enteral nutrition.

Patients who need regular IV treatments for chronic illnesses or acute conditions may be eligible for at-home infusion therapy. Eligibility is determined by your healthcare provider and based on the complexity of the treatment and your overall health. Our team will work closely with your doctor to ensure this option is safe and effective for you.

During your first session, a trained nurse will visit your home to set up the IV or injection and administer the treatment. They will guide you through the process, answer any questions, and monitor you for any side effects. Our goal is to ensure you feel comfortable and confident with the therapy.

At-home infusion therapy is a safe and effective treatment option when administered by qualified professionals. Our nurses are experienced in managing infusions and monitoring for any potential reactions. Safety protocols are strictly followed to provide the best care in a home environment.

All necessary equipment for your treatment will be provided, including IV poles, infusion pumps, and medications. We ensure that everything is delivered to your home in a timely and secure manner. You won’t need to worry about purchasing or maintaining equipment yourself.

A nurse will usually be present for initial sessions and as needed for complex treatments or monitoring. For ongoing treatments, some patients may be trained to self-administer under the guidance of our team. We ensure you’re fully supported every step of the way.

If you experience a reaction, our nurses are trained to provide immediate care and support. Most side effects are mild and can be managed on-site, but for more serious issues, emergency protocols are in place. Our team is available 24/7 to address any concerns and ensure your safety.

Speak with your doctor to determine if at-home infusion therapy is the right choice for your treatment. Once referred, our team will work with you to coordinate care, deliver medications, and schedule sessions. We’re here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth transition to at-home care.