As part of the home infusion team, our certified pharmacists work with each patient’s physician and our nursing team to deliver their prescribed treatment. Up-to-date on the latest industry protocols and regulations, our pharmacists ensure each patient understands their treatment; what it is for, how it should be taken, and how to minimize possible drug interactions.  Working together and with each patient, our pharmacists and our certified pharmacy technicians are dedicated to maximizing recovery and outcomes for our patients and serve as a true support system in their disease management.

We coordinate care with skilled nurses to work directly with each patient’s physician and our pharmacists to provide a variety of infusion services.  Providing treatment tailored to our patient’s individual needs, our nursing team partners with us to deliver quality, compassionate care to everyone we serve. In addition to providing exceptional care, skilled nurses teach patients and caregivers how to use and manage any equipment associated with treatments. Experts in the field ensure our patients receive the right medication at the right time, conduct physical assessments, draw labs, troubleshoot issues, monitor progress, regularly update the patient’s physician and pharmacist, and provide support and resources to each patient and their caregivers. Their goal is to provide care, education, and support so our patients remain comfortable and confident at home.

Our state-licensed and board-certified dietitians play an important role in making sure the needs of our nutritionally-compromised patients are being met.  Many serious health conditions can be positively impacted by proper nutrition.  Working with the prescribing physician, our dieticians determine the most appropriate formulations to meet the current and future health needs of their patients based on a variety of factors such as weight, allergies, digestive function, and care plan goals.

Our Nutrition Support Team is an interdisciplinary group of nurses, dietitians, pharmacists and physicians.  They collaborate and discuss the ongoing care plans associated with patients receiving nutritional therapies; primarily Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN).  Our experts review and make recommendations on the most appropriate course of care for patients with compromised nutritional status.  The overall goal of this team is to provide the best possible outcomes for these patients while simplifying and organizing their transition from the hospital to their home.