Specialty infusion therapies, administered at home

Immunoglobulin therapy replaces or modulates antibodies to help the immune system function properly. Our nurses are experienced with both intravenous (IVIG) and subcutaneous (SCIG) administration, including pre-medication protocols, rate titration, and monitoring for infusion reactions. For SCIG patients, we provide hands-on training so patients and caregivers can confidently self-administer over time.

Biologic therapies can help control inflammation and slow disease progression in a range of autoimmune and inflammatory disorders. We administer these therapies at home under the prescriber's orders, with careful attention to infusion schedules, lab coordination, and side-effect monitoring.

Patients living with neurological conditions benefit from fewer trips to infusion centers. Our nurses administer disease-modifying and supportive infusion therapies at home and work closely with the patient's neurologist to track response and tolerance.

Rare and complex conditions require nurses who understand the therapy and the patient. We support factor replacement, hereditary angioedema therapies, enzyme replacement, and other specialty treatments, including patient and caregiver education for home self-administration when appropriate.

Home-based anti-infective therapy can shorten hospital stays and help patients recover in a familiar environment. We coordinate with discharge planners and infectious disease providers to start therapy promptly, manage vascular access, and monitor progress throughout the course of treatment.

Transplant recipients and other immunocompromised patients often need ongoing infusion support. We administer supplemental immunoglobulin and other prescribed therapies at home, reducing exposure risk and keeping the transplant team closely informed.