• Copy of order and any labs needed from Primary Care Provider (PCP)
• Current list of medications (name, dose, frequency)
• List of patient's medical history and surgeries
• Needed/scheduled medications (pain medication, insulin, antibiotics, inhalers, etc.) for extended infusions.
• Personal items (books, laptops, etc.)

• New patients must start their care through the admissions office. The first appointment will take extra time to review health questions, assessments, and medications.
• Infusions can range from 30 minutes to six hours depending on the type.
• Drinks and snacks are complimentary to all patients receiving infusions.
• Lunch will be provided to patients receiving infusions over two hours.
• Family members or friends are welcome to sit with patients during infusions in their private rooms.

• Therapeutic Phlebotomy
• Antibiotic Administration
• Blood Administration Products
• Central Line Care for Picc Lines & Q-Ports
• Injections
• Insertion of IV's
• IV Hydration Therapy
• Lab Draws
• Osteoporosis Medication
• Phlebotomy Care through Q-Ports
• Supportive Care for Oncology & Transplant patients (Injections & Hydration)

The Infusion Center is staffed by Registered Nurses specially trained in infusion services, picc line care, and Q-Port access.

• Appointments must be made through Central Scheduling at 719-285-2255.
• All infusion appointments are determined by Central Scheduling and Infusion RN.
• Blood transfusions and hydration therapy are not available outside of operating hours; provide a signed informed consent form per lab policy.
• Patients in need of urgent or emergent infusions or transfusions need to go directly to the Emergency Department or Medical/Surgical Nursing Unit.
• Patients must be ambulatory and stable. If not, arrangements must be made for patient to have assistance.