Some patients require outpatient infusion therapy for short- or long-term treatment. The Bronson Infusion Center provides complete infusion therapy services to meet all patient needs.
"I was so blessed to have had such great nurses while I was treated here! During my 10 day treatment for an infection, I was feeling completely miserable at first. These nurses and staff made it all much more bearable and pleasant experience by going above & beyond! They made me smile and took great care of me. Goes without saying that caring, skilled nurses make all the difference in a smoother recovery! Thank you!!"
- Jennifer G.
Our Services
- Blood transfusions, platelets and phlebotomies
- Central line care, including declotting lines, dressing changes, lab draws and flushes
- Chemotherapy
- Enzyme treatments
- Hydration treatments
- Injections (intramuscular/subcutaneous)
- Medication administration, including antibiotics, intravenous immunoglobulin, steroids, iron replacement, electrolytes, and disease modifying drugs for rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis and more
- Consultation with on-site pharmacist
For a full list of our services and treatments, visit bronsonhealth.com/services/infusion/treatments.
Why Choose Bronson Infusion Center
- Patients can receive all infusion services in one location in a private room.
- Infusion services are provided by experienced nurses who specialize in intravenous treatments and vascular access nursing.
- Nurses are highly skilled in providing infusion therapy and monitoring patients during their treatment.
- Staff teaches patients how to care for themselves during therapy so they can be active participants in their healthcare.
- Open Saturday and Sunday by appointment
Who Should be Referred
Infusion therapy may be provided for patients who need:
- Medication for chronic illnesses such as Crohn’s disease and asthma
- IV hydration therapy
- Blood products such as platelets, red cells or plasma
- Low-dose chemotherapy
- IV antibiotics for an infection
- Post-transplant intravenous medications
- Immunomodulators (drugs that stimulate the immune system)
- Biological response modifiers (substances made by living cells that stimulate the body’s response to infection and disease; used for rheumatoid arthritis and other conditions)
- IV antiemetics for nausea and vomiting
- IV immune globulin to boost the body’s natural defense system against infection
- Monoclonal antibodies to suppress the immune system or to kill/inhibit cancer cells
- Therapeutic phlebotomy, which involves withdrawing a prescribed amount of blood to improve the symptoms of a blood disorder
Partnering with Providers
To create comprehensive care for patients, the Bronson Infusion Center team also provides:
- Assessment and evaluations of patient health status for referring physicians
- Educational and instructional materials
- Procurement of blood samples for lab testing
- Updates to primary care physicians
- Ongoing reviews of services with primary physicians to promote the best treatment outcomes
- Documentation of infusion therapy processes
- Central line catheter care and troubleshooting
Convenient Locations
At Bronson, we are dedicated to providing healthcare services where you need it. If this location does not match your healthcare needs, please refer to one of our other infusion locations in southwest Michigan:
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