Oral Nutrition
For a variety of reasons, individuals may be unable to meet their nutrient needs from food alone. Factors may include poor appetite, disease state, or nutrient malabsorption. The use of oral nutritional supplements (ONS) addresses this need. Infusion carries a wide range of ONS to meet the needs and preferences of each patient.
Infusion utilizes shipping, delivery, and pick-up.
Prescribed oral nutrition therapy is covered by many insurance companies. Call to speak with one of our benefits specialists for more information.
Enteral Nutrition
Some individuals are unable to meet their nutritional needs through food or oral nutritional supplements (ONS). The use of enteral nutrition (EN) is one option for addressing the patients nutritional needs. Infusion carries a variety of enteral formulas and enteral pumps to meet the needs of each patient.
Enteral nutrition is the use of nutrient-dense formulas delivered through the GI system. Enteral nutrition is indicated when oral nutrition alone becomes insufficient.
Enteral nutrition can be administered by syringe, gravity feed, or an enteral pump. Infusion provides all necessary equipment for feeding administration.
Yes! Mini-one buttons and Mic-key buttons are both available. All necessary extensions are also supplied.
Yes. Infusion carries the EnteraLite Infinity, the Kangaroo Joey, and the Kangaroo Omni pumps.
Infusion utilizes shipping, delivery, and pick-up methods.
Supplies are routinely covered by insurance. Many insurance companies also pay for enteral formula. Call to speak with one of our benefits specialists for more information.
Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)
Individuals who are unable to meet their nutritional needs through the use of food, oral nutritional supplements, or enteral nutrition require the use of total parenteral nutrition (TPN). TPN is customized nutritional therapy delivered directly through a a vein for patients who are unable to absorb adequate nutrition.
Your TPN is as mobile as you are. TPN delivery is provided in a way that allows you to maintain your lifestyle while also maintaining your nutrition.
Yes! Home TPN therapy is a proven, safe, and effective alternative to hospital inpatient care. For most people, receiving treatment at home is preferable to hospital inpatient care. It provides comfort and convenience for patients and offers little interruption to their daily activities. It is also a cost-effective alternative to expensive hospital stays.
Each patient is unique, and so is your delivery. After we have set up your care plan with your provider, home health nurse, and insurance, the pharmacist will talk with you about that plan. Prior to each delivery, your pharmacist will set up your customized delivery. How that delivery is completed depends on what works best for you.
The decision to receive TPN therapy in the home is made between you and your doctor. Several factors are considered before a patient can receive TPN therapy in the home, including the patients and/or caregivers desire and willingness to comply with therapy and the presence of a safe and appropriate home environment.
Significantly! TPN therapy at home is on average 60% cheaper than the same therapy in a hospital.
Home TPN therapy is covered by most insurance companies. We will work with your insurance company to obtain patient benefit verification and authorization and will directly bill them for our services.