A sample of what we give — not the full list. We offer a wide range of infusions and specialty medications, so if yours isn’t shown, just ask.
Immune Globulin
Antibody treatment, given two ways. Pick the one that matches how you get yours.
IVIG
Into a vein
Antibodies from healthy donors, given through a vein (IV) over a few hours, usually every 3–4 weeks.
18 examples
SCIG
Under the skin
Antibodies from healthy donors, given just under the skin in smaller, more frequent doses.
8 examples
Transplant
Daily anti-rejection medicines and the infusions used around a transplant — all coordinated with your transplant team.
18 examples
Oncology / Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy, newer cancer medicines, shots, pills and the support medicines that help you through treatment — always following your cancer doctor’s plan.
100 examples
Neurology
Medicines for MS, muscle and nerve conditions, migraine, Alzheimer’s disease and other brain and nerve conditions.
61 examples
Rheumatology
Examples of medicines for arthritis, lupus, vasculitis, muscle inflammation, gout and thinning bones, given through a vein or as a shot.
19 examples
Cardiology
Medicines for heart failure, high blood pressure in the lungs, hard-to-treat high cholesterol and protein build-up in the heart.
13 examples
Iron
Iron given through a vein to build your iron back up when iron pills aren’t enough.
7 examples
What to expect
01
Referral
Your physician sends an order to us, or we request one with your permission.
02
Benefits and authorization
We verify your coverage and handle any prior authorization.
03
Your infusion
Given in a semi-private suite.
04
Follow-up
Notes go back to your physician after every visit.
For physicians
Refer a patient
Send infusion orders by fax. Our team confirms receipt, verifies benefits and contacts your patient to schedule.