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Born premature and unable to absorb nutrients, Joe’Von now has an appetite for life.
Infusion Therapy
Catch Up With Patients Leo and Garrett Before Rare Disease Day
We have the honor of taking care of a lot of kiddos who have rare diseases (a disease or disorder is defined as rare in the USA when it affects...
PHS Patient Lucas Becomes King of His High School
As a senior in high school, Lucas has a long list of titles he can claim from his four years there – Manager of the girls’ varsity basketball team,...
Ensure an Efficient Monthly Supply Order With These Tips From PHS Clinicians
Tracking supply quantities can be a difficult task when a medically complex child requires numerous items to meet their care needs. But by maintaining an effective inventory management method...
Share Your Infusion Story to Help Raise Money for the National Home Infusion Foundation
At PHS, we love to learn and share patient stories – hearing the journey they’ve been on, seeing the incredible leaps and bounds they make, and finding ourselves amazed...
Transplant and Transition: How One Family Advocated to Get Their Choice Provider
After doctors discovered an issue with her baby’s heart at 14 weeks gestation, Natalie had a closely monitored pregnancy and c-section at 39 weeks. Her newborn son, Cameron, had...
Supporting Children with Intestinal Failure Through Parenteral Nutrition
Roy C. Maynard, M.D., is the Medical Director for PHS. He serves as PHS’s clinical leader, working with the team to provide consultation and advice to ensure quality and...
TPN Helps Hannah Manage Difficulties With Absorption
16-year-old Hannah spends her time doing a lot of the same things as her peers – going to football games, school dances, and now that it’s summer break, out...
Coming Home With Care: What to Consider When Preparing for a Hospital Discharge
In a three-part series, we’re exploring what can be an exciting but confusing time for parents of children with new medical diagnoses – preparing for discharge from the hospital...