A Trusted Partner in Your
Infusion Therapy Journey

Providing In-Office Infusion Treatments, Focused on your
Individual Care

Many chronic conditions require specialized medications delivered through intravenous (IV) infusion therapy. When your condition requires advanced treatments that cannot be taken orally, Infusion treatments provide convenient, comfortable, and personalized care in a comfortable, familiar environment-right at the Las Vegas Neurology Center. Our experienced OnePulse Connect nurses deliver comprehensive infusion services using the latest therapeutic medications to help manage symptoms, slow disease progression, and improve your quality of life. We treat patients with autoimmune disorders, neurological conditions, gastrointestinal diseases, rheumatologic conditions, and other chronic illnesses requiring infusion therapy.

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Las Vegas Neurology Center has partnered with OnePulse
Connect from Elevate Health Technologies to provide you
with the best possible infusion treatment experience.

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What to Expect with Your In-Office Infusion Treatment

Before Your Appointment

Scheduling & Prep: A OnePulse Connect Nurse will schedule your infusion and give you any special instructions. Insurance & Consent: You may be asked to review insurance coverage and sign consent forms. What to Bring: A list of current medications, a book or headphones, and something cozy-infusions can take time.

Arrival & Check In

Welcome: You'll check in at the front desk and be guided to the infusion area.

Vitals & Assessment: A OnePulseConnect Nurse will check your vitals and ask how you're feeling.

Getting Started

Medication Review: Your Nurse will confirm medications and other key information with you.

Comfort Check: You'll be seated in a comfortable chair with blankets, snacks, and entertainment options available.

During the Infusion

Monitoring: Your Nurse will monitor you for side effects and check in regularly.

Relaxation Time: You can read, nap, watch a show, or just relax.

After the Infusion

Observation: You may be asked to stay briefly for monitoring.

Discharge Instructions: You'll receive guidance on what to expect at home.

Follow-up

Next Steps: Your Nurse will schedule your next infusion or follow-up appointment.

Infusion Therapy Q&A

What is infusion therapy and how does it help?

Infusion therapy is a method of delivering medications, fluids, or nutrients directly into your bloodstream through an intravenous (IV) line. This delivery method is used when medications cannot be taken orally, need to be absorbed more quickly, or require precise dosing that can only be achieved through direct blood delivery. Infusion therapy provides several advantages including more consistent therapeutic levels, better bioavailability, and often improved treatment outcomes compared to oral medications. These treatments can help reduce disease activity, manage symptoms, and slow progression of various chronic conditions.

What symptoms and conditions can infusion therapy help manage?

The Las Vegas Neurology Center accepts referrals of patients with a wide variety of conditions for In-Office Infusion treatments. Depending on your specific condition, infusion therapy can help manage a wide variety of symptoms and disease manifestations: • Joint pain, swelling, and stiffness • Chronic fatigue and weakness • Neurological symptoms (numbness, tingling, vision problems) • Gastrointestinal symptoms (abdominal pain, diarrhea, bleeding) • Skin manifestations (rashes, lesions, inflammation) • Muscle weakness and coordination problems • Bone pain and fracture risk • Anemia and related fatigue • Immune system dysfunction • Disease progression and flare frequency

What types of infusion therapies do you offer?

We provide a comprehensive range of FDA-approved infusion medications tailored to your specific condition and treatment needs: Common Infusion Medications Include • Biologics: Infliximab (Remicade), Rituximab (Rituxan), Tocilizumab (Actemra),Adalimumab (Humira) • Disease-Modifying Therapies: Natalizumab (Tysabri), Ocrelizumab (Ocrevus),Alemtuzumab (Lemtrada) • Immunoglobulins: IVIG for various immunodeficiency conditions • Iron Supplements: Iron sucrose, ferric caitoxymultose for anemia • Bisphosphonates: Zoledronic acid for osteoporosis • Corticosteroids: High-dose methylprednisolone for acute flares • Targeted Therapies: Various monoclonal antibodies and novel treatments

Benefits of our in-office infusion therapy services includes

Our dedicated infusion center provides a more personal, comfortable alternative to hospital-based treatment. You'll receive individualized attention in a relaxed setting, with amenities like comfortable recliners, Wi-Fi, entertainment options, and refreshments during your treatment sessions. We accept outside patient referrals and work with patients across multiple specialties including rheumatology, neurology, gastroenterology, dermatology, and hematology/oncology. • Convenient office-based treatment in a comfortable environment • Experienced nursing staff specializing in infusion therapy • Flexible scheduling to accommodate your lifestyle • Comprehensive monitoring during and after treatment • Insurance authorization assistance and prior approval support • Coordination with your specialist physicians for optimal care • Patient education, communication and ongoing support • Reduced hospital visits and more personalized care • A comfortable treatment experience with blankets, snacks, wifi and entertainment

How do I get started with in-office infusion therapy?

Getting started is simple. You'll need a referral from your specialist physician (rheumatologist, neurologist, gastroenterologist, etc.) along with a prescription for infusion therapy. Our team will handle insurance authorization, scheduling, and coordinate with your healthcare team to ensure seamless care. We accept most major insurance plans and provide financial counseling services to help make your treatment affordable.