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Infusion Therapy

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What is Infusion Therapy?

Southern Inyo Hospital is now offering infusion therapy as a way of delivering medication that can’t be taken orally, or that need to be dispensed at a regulated pace.

Infusions are ideal for individuals who require medication that cannot be administered orally or needs to be dispensed at a controlled, regulated pace. Whether you’re managing chronic conditions or undergoing treatment that requires frequent visits, our team is here to support you every step of the way.

Infusion therapy is a form of medical treatment in which medication is delivered directly into the bloodstream via a needle or catheter, usually intravenously (through an IV). With infusion therapy, patients can receive antibiotics, hydration solutions, blood products, and even immunotherapy with oncology treatments in a controlled, effective manner.

Types of Infusion Therapy Offered at Southern Inyo Hospital

Our infusion treatments are administered by a dedicated and compassionate team of Registered Nurses, weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Southern Inyo Hospital offers the following types of infusion therapy:

  • Hydration Infusions: Hydration infusions are essential for individuals who require fluid replacement due to dehydration, illness, or other conditions. Hydration infusions help restore vital electrolytes and improve overall health.
  • Blood Product Infusions and Phlebotomy: Patients with blood disorders can receive safe, regulated infusions of necessary blood products. Additionally, our facility provides therapeutic phlebotomy, which is the removal of blood to treat conditions like hemochromatosis.
  • Antibiotic Infusions: For infections that require aggressive treatment, IV antibiotics are administered directly into the bloodstream to combat infections quickly and effectively, and our experienced nursing team ensures precise dosing and monitoring.
  • Oncology Infusions (Immunotherapy): Immunotherapy is an advanced cancer treatment that helps stimulate the body’s immune response to fight cancer cells. Our infusion therapy program offers immunotherapy to oncology patients who need specialized care in a comfortable environment close to home.

Convenient Care Close to Home

If your doctor has ordered any of these infusions, there is no need for long-distance travel to receive them.

We are here for you, right here in Lone Pine. We offer a comfortable and peaceful environment to receive treatment, and our experienced nursing staff will ensure that you have the easiest and most pleasant experience possible.

We proudly serve patients not only from Lone Pine but also from surrounding areas, including Bishop, Mammoth Lakes, Ridgecrest, Tonopah (NV), and June Lake, ensuring that people throughout the region have access to critical healthcare services.

Your Health, Our Priority

If you or a loved one has been prescribed infusion therapy, Southern Inyo Hospital is here to help you receive the best care possible. With our infusion therapy services, we ensure that patients can receive essential treatments close to home, in a caring and professional setting.

Our dedication to community health and personalized care is the foundation of everything we do, and we look forward to supporting you on your health journey. To schedule an appointment or ask questions about our services, please contact us at 760-606-4836. Our team is here to answer any questions and help make your infusion therapy experience as comfortable and effective as possible.

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Infusion Therapy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How long does an infusion therapy session typically last?

A typical infusion therapy session can last anywhere from 30 to 90 minutes. The exact timing can depend on the type of infusion therapy being done and your individual needs.

Is infusion therapy painful?

Infusion therapy is usually not painful at all. You might feel some slight discomfort when the needle is inserted into your arm, but most patients tolerate it very well.

What conditions are commonly treated with infusion therapy?

Infusion therapy can help treat a variety of conditions, including dehydration, bacterial infections, certain cancers, and other chronic diseases.

Can I drive myself home after infusion therapy?

Because there is typically no sedation needed, you will likely be able to drive yourself home right after your infusion therapy. If that changes and you need a ride home, your provider will let you know ahead of time.

How often do I need to receive infusion therapy?

How often you need to receive infusion therapy will depend on the type of infusion you’re having done and what it’s treating. You may need therapy anywhere from every few weeks to every few months.

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