Infusion Clinic

Infusion Therapy is a method of delivering important medications that cannot be taken by mouth. This includes special medicines for neurology disorders and immune system disorders. It involves using a needle or catheter to deliver the medication directly into your bloodstream.

Infusion Therapy works by delivering necessary medications directly into your bloodstream through a small needle or catheter. This method ensures that the medication reaches your body quickly and effectively, providing the treatment you need.

If you have recently been sick or hospitalized, it's important to discuss your condition with your healthcare provider before proceeding with infusion therapy. They will evaluate your current health status and determine whether it is safe and appropriate for you to receive the treatment. Your well-being is our top priority, and we will work together with your healthcare team to ensure the best course of action for your specific situation.

During Infusion Therapy, we take every step to ensure your comfort. While you may feel a slight pinch when the needle is inserted, we use techniques to minimize discomfort. Our experienced team will be there to support you throughout the process and make your experience as painless as possible.

The duration of an infusion session can vary depending on the specific treatment and your individual needs. Generally, infusion sessions can last anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. Our team will provide you with an estimated time frame for your session and make sure you are comfortable throughout.

It's generally recommended to avoid eating a heavy meal right before an infusion session. However, you are welcome to have light snacks or drinks during the session.

Yes, you are welcome to have a family member or friend accompany you during your infusion session. We understand the importance of having support, and our center provides a comfortable waiting area for your loved ones. Please let our team know in advance if you plan to bring someone along so that we can accommodate them as well.

While it is not mandatory to have a driver or someone accompany you for most infusion sessions, it is often recommended, especially if you are receiving certain medications or if it's your first-time undergoing infusion therapy. Having someone with you can provide emotional support and assistance, particularly if you experience any drowsiness or discomfort during or after the session. However, if you feel comfortable and confident in your ability to travel independently, you are welcome to come alone. Ultimately, the decision is yours, and our team will ensure your safety and well-being throughout the process. If a driver is mandatory for your infusion, our team will reach out to you ahead of time so that you can prepare for your session.

Like any medication, Infusion Therapy may have potential side effects. However, our team closely monitors your condition during the session and takes necessary precautions to minimize any adverse reactions. If you have any concerns about side effects, please feel free to discuss them with your healthcare provider.

Absolutely! We want your infusion session to be as comfortable as possible. Feel free to bring your own entertainment, such as books, magazines, or headphones, to help pass the time. We also provide blankets, pillows, and a comfortable environment to enhance your comfort during the session. If you have any specific needs or preferences, please let our team know, and we'll do our best to accommodate them.

The frequency of your infusion treatments will depend on your specific condition and treatment plan. Our healthcare provider will work closely with you to develop a schedule that meets your needs. They will discuss the recommended frequency of treatments and answer any questions you may have regarding your ongoing care.

If you miss an infusion appointment, it's important to notify our center as soon as possible. Our team will work with you to reschedule your appointment and ensure you receive the necessary treatment. It's important to follow your prescribed treatment plan and attend all scheduled appointments for the best possible outcome.