As part of the program, patients will receive infusion treatments at home for conditions that typically used to require a visit to a hospital or infusion clinic, including IV hydration and nutrition, antibiotics, and immune and monoclonal therapies.
The health system said the program is intended to increase access to home-based care, boost patient convenience, and lower barriers and disruptions to care.
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