




Rheumatology infusion therapy, administered intravenously (IV), involves the direct delivery of essential medications into the bloodstream. This approach is highly effective for managing and alleviating symptoms associated with various chronic rheumatic diseases. Opting for IV therapy ensures faster absorption and greater therapeutic impact compared to oral medications, providing significant relief and improved quality of life for patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.
This specialized therapy involves the direct administration of medications into the bloodstream to treat various inflammatory and autoimmune conditions affecting joints, muscles, and bones. Our service delivers critical medications, such as Infliximab, Rituximab, and Abatacept, via injection or infusion. This supports effective management for Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriatic Arthritis, Lupus, and other rheumatic disorders.
Rheumatology infusion therapy treatments are administered intravenously, directly into the bloodstream. For patients' convenience and comfort, these infusions can be provided either within the familiar surroundings of their home or at one of our accessible local clinics. Our expert nurses and pharmacists oversee this process, ensuring optimal therapeutic levels are achieved by bypassing the digestive system, leading to more direct and effective care.
Patient safety is our paramount concern. Our certified nurses meticulously follow stringent clinical protocols during every home visit, and they are fully supported by our pharmacists who are on call 24/7 for any consultation or assistance.
Starting patient care with us is designed to be simple: the referring healthcare provider merely needs to send a referral. From there, we manage all necessary authorizations, coordinate treatment schedules, oversee care plans, and provide comprehensive guidance to patients, families, and providers at every stage. Our goal is to alleviate stress by seamlessly handling referrals, administrative paperwork, and insurance authorizations
Yes, obtaining fully informed patient consent is a fundamental and mandatory step before any infusion treatment can commence.