The nurses have extensive training and experience in home infusion therapy. The nurses will educate the patient and/or caregivers in regards to the administration of the prescribed therapy. The training process is extensive and includes educating on the storage and handling of the prescribed infusion division(s), aseptic technique, the administration device and supplies, care of the IV catheter or enteral access device, and other appropriate issues. The education and assessment process will continue during follow up visits. The nursing staff will care for the patient's IV access device, perform lab draws, assess the patients response to therapy, monitor for adverse reactions or therapy complications and coordinate other health-related care as needed.

Pharmacy Staff

The pharmacy staff has extensive IV admixture experience. The pharmacists serve as a resource for drug information for both the patients and other healthcare professionals. The pharmacists will perform a thorough assessment of the patient's prescribed therapy, including a review of the patient's medication profile, their allergy profile, and their medical history. The pharmacists will perform therapeutic drug monitoring. They will coordinate, analyze, and trend all ordered lab values. The pharmacists will watch for the development of adverse effects to the prescribed medication and offer recommendations for management if appropriate.