Infusion Nursing & Pharmacy
A trusted provider for infusion, from the comfort of home.
With care from Pediatric Home Service, you can trust your child’s infusions are being prepared in a pharmacy with a wide range of medications and a focus on pediatric needs, delivered by specialized nurses, and managed in a way that puts the whole child at the center of everything we do. Our infusion team provides safe, integrated care and the comfort and assurance that your child’s unique needs are being met.
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Partners In Your Care
Pediatric Home Service isn’t just about providing the medicine you need, but also the confidence that your child’s care is being led by an expert who knows how to care for the tiniest of patients. Each patient is assigned a nurse coordinator or IV nurse who focuses on forming a caring and compassionate relationship and will talk through any concerns or fears you have with you and your family.
Infusion Pharmacy
Our on-site pharmacy and infusion teams work together to get to know your child and family so we can provide not just safe, integrated care, but also the comfort and assurance that your child’s unique needs are being met. And, at the end of the day, parents are always the driver of their child’s care.
Case Management/Nursing
When a child comes home with PHS infusion, one primary nurse or nurse coordinator is dedicated to managing their care. This ensures the child’s unique needs and goals are considered throughout the process, while promoting strong relationships and clear communication between the child’s family and their medical team.
Medical support from PHS infusion nurses, coordinators and pharmacists is available 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
Home Infusion Pharmacy:
- Antibiotic therapy/pharmacokinetics
- Blood component stimulating factors
- Catheter care supplies and flushing solution
- Chelation therapy
- Chemotherapy and symptom management
- Corticosteroids therapy
- Enzyme replacement therapy
- Hydration therapy
- Inotropic therapy/Milrinone
- Intravenous and subcutaneous immunoglobulin
- Irrigation therapy
- Low molecular weight Heparin/Lovenox
- Medication, aerosolized
- Monoclonal antibody therapy
- Parenteral nutrition
- Post-transplant medications and monitoring (injectable or IV)
