AIS Healthcare on Its Advanced Infusion Care Division
AIS Healthcare has been providing targeted drug delivery (TDD) and infusion care solutions for almost two decades. Formed in 2008 in Dallas, Texas, the company boasts of a skilled, diverse team committed to offering quality healthcare. Aside from being a pharmacy and offering nursing services, the company is dedicated to improving patient care, particularly through Advanced Infusion Care.
What Is the Advanced Infusion Care Division?
The AIC division offers different types of services to patients with complex illnesses. Through infusion therapies, they help patients with conditions like primary immunodeficiency, autoimmune diseases, and lung problems. For example, infusion therapy can help seniors with such conditions manage their treatment and live a better life.
The AIC home infusion team partners with other physicians to ensure the delivery of specialized and patient-specific in-home infusion services, improving patient outcomes and allowing them to live a full life. Every patient gets 24/7 access and support from infusion nurse specialists, clinical pharmacists, and intake managers.
The AIC Division Has Expanded to Various Locations
AIS Healthcare has expanded its AIC division to multiple locations, including Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. With its latest expansion to New England, its network of 180 nurses is now available in 40 states. The nursing and pharmacist team will continue offering comprehensive medication and services to patients with complicated medical conditions.
Through their team-based approach to Ig therapy, AIC can deliver specialized treatment options to patients living with complex conditions, including immune deficiency diseases. For such patients, Ig therapy helps them fight infection, receive care at home, and remain healthy. All patients in the 40 states will have access to nurses for care coordination, education, and medication management.
AIS Healthcare’s decision to expand is an effort toward reaching as many patients as possible who need patient-centered care. Their comprehensive services prioritize patient safety, allowing each one of them to lead better lives.