Our board-certified pharmacists work with your provider to determine the most effective infused medication for you. We check in with you about how you’re doing after your infusion. Our pharmacists and providers communicate through your electronic medical record (EMR), so your care team has real-time information about your health status.

Our on-site nurse practitioner will talk with you about your medications and educate you about side effects to look out for. They will answer your questions and let you know what you can expect. Your infusion nurse will keep you comfortable while you receive your infusion.

If you have many visits to our infusion centers, our nurses may offer routine care for your:

• Peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC line): A flexible tube that allows us to access veins without a needle stick each time.
• Port: A small metal or plastic disc implanted under your skin, which is connected to a catheter when it’s time for infusion.

We understand that taking time out of your day to get an infusion can disrupt your schedule. Our locations offer WiFi so you can stay in touch and keep up with work or other tasks if you’d like. Recliners, TVs, infusion cubbies and private rooms at some locations make your time here as relaxing as possible.

We do our absolute best to make infusions work for your schedule. Some of our ambulatory infusion centers offer evening and weekend appointments. Whenever possible, we offer flexible appointment times that meet your needs.

Some of our ambulatory infusion centers offer access to additional supportive services, including:

• Acupuncture
• Massage
• Nutrition services (dietitian consultations)
• Palliative care to help you manage pain and side effects
• Smoking cessation services
• Social worker consultations to connect you with assistance and support groups
• Wig bank