With local infusion centers across the country, Immunotherapy patients requiring ongoing biologic infusions or injections relax in privacy and comfort during treatment.
Intentionally designed for Immunotherapy patients.
Private Suites
Guaranteed for all patients, with leather recliners and chairs for guests
On Your Schedule
Local centers offer flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends
Goodbye Waiting
Greeted by name at check-in, patient suites are always ready when you arrive
Sit Back and Relax
In-room streaming options so you can catch up on your favorite shows
Caring for those with Immunotherapy.
Simply put, patients with Immunotherapy who need ongoing infusion or injection treatment deserve better options for when, where and how they receive care.
Located in the communities where people live and work, IVX Health serves those with complex chronic conditions like Immunotherapy by delivering high-quality, personalized care in a private, comfortable setting so patients can continue to live their best lives.
What is Immunotherapy?
What causes Immunotherapy?
Symptoms of Immunotherapy
How to Diagnose Immunotherapy
Standard Treatment Options for Immunotherapy
Biologic Options for Immunotherapy at IVX
Final Thoughts
Immunotherapy Blog
February 8, 2023
Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition that causes raised, red patches of inflamed skin covered in silvery white scales. These patches, or plaques, can occur anywhere on the body. However, they occur most often on the scalp, knees, elbows, and lower back. As with other autoimmune diseases such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis may significantly impact your day-to-day life, including work, relationships, what you wear, and how you sleep.
October 12, 2022
Getting an IV infusion treatment can often take a long time. For some biologic therapies such as Remicade or Fabrazyme, a single dose can take two to three hours. Other therapies such as Rituxan or Lemtrada may take even longer for each dose.
September 14, 2022
News of a chronic illness diagnosis can be discouraging to patients and their families as routines and family dynamics adapt to accommodate the new normal. However, accessing the right resources can help alleviate this challenge for families, caregivers, and patients. Most importantly, finding the right activities to indulge in will boost the family’s morale and help patients cope with flare-ups.