Benefits of Home Infusion
Home infusion therapy offers many advantages for patients and their families.
Comfort of Home
Receive your infusion therapy in familiar surroundings, reducing stress and improving your experience.
One-on-One Care
Your nurse focuses solely on you during the visit, providing personalized attention and care.
Flexible Scheduling
We work with you to schedule visits at times that fit your lifestyle and routine.
Expert Nursing
Our skilled infusion RNs are experienced in administering complex therapies safely and effectively.
What to Expect
Here's how your home infusion journey with Magenta Care typically works.
Referral Received
Welcome Call & Portal Access
Patient Portal & Consent Forms
Medication & Supply Delivery
Scheduling Your Infusion Visit
Your Home Infusion Visit
After Your Infusion
Ongoing Therapy Support
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Referral Received
How it begins
Your doctor or specialty pharmacy sends a referral to Magenta Care to begin your home infusion therapy.
What happens next
- We review your referral and therapy details
- Our team prepares to contact you and get things started
Welcome Call & Portal Access
Your first connection with us
A member of our intake team will contact you to:
- Introduce Magenta Care
- Review your prescribed therapy
- Answer any initial questions
During this call, we'll also help you log into our secure patient portal.
Patient Portal & Consent Forms
Getting ready for care
Through our patient portal, you'll be able to:
- Review and sign consent forms electronically
- Provide important information about yourself, such as health history, medications, and preferences
This helps your care team prepare for your visit and ensures your therapy is delivered safely.
Medication & Supply Delivery
Coordinating with your pharmacy
Your specialty pharmacy will coordinate delivery of your medications and supplies:
- Your pharmacy will contact you to arrange delivery timing
- Some medications require a signature upon delivery
- Please inspect your delivery and confirm all items are received
- Contact your pharmacy with any questions about your medication or supplies
We'll confirm with you that everything has arrived before scheduling your infusion visit.
Scheduling Your Infusion Visit
Designed around your schedule
- Appointments are coordinated based on your availability and medication delivery
- You'll receive multiple appointment reminders to help prevent missed visits
- Our team confirms that your medication and supplies are ready before your appointment
Your Home Infusion Visit
What to expect during your visit
An experienced infusion nurse will come to your home to:
- Administer your infusion safely
- Monitor you throughout your treatment
- Educate you about your medication, therapy plan, and possible side effects
- Answer your questions and address concerns
If self-administration is part of your treatment, your nurse will guide and support you every step of the way.
After Your Infusion
We take care of the details
- Your nurse completes visit documentation and supply records electronically
- Your care team shares necessary updates with your pharmacy and healthcare provider
You don't need to worry about paperwork—we handle it for you.
Ongoing Therapy Support
Support throughout your treatment
Our team is here for you beyond your scheduled visits:
- Access to 24/7 clinical support for urgent concerns
- Coordination with your pharmacy for refills and supply needs
- Communication with your healthcare provider as needed
- Ongoing education and answers to your questions
You're never alone in your therapy journey—we're just a call away.
Patient Safety & Rights
Your safety and comfort are our highest priorities. We maintain strict clinical protocols and respect your rights as a patient.
- Receive care from licensed, credentialed nurses
- Be informed about your treatment and provide consent
- Have your privacy and personal information protected
- Voice concerns or complaints without fear of retaliation
- Participate in decisions about your care
Need Help?
Our patient coordination team is here to answer your questions and address any concerns.
For urgent clinical concerns, your nurse will provide emergency contact information.
Our Promise to You
At Magenta Care, we understand that receiving infusion therapy at home is a significant step. We are committed to making your experience as comfortable and seamless as possible.
Compassionate Care
We treat every patient with dignity, respect, and genuine compassion.
Clear Communication
We keep you informed at every step and are always available to answer questions.
Clinical Excellence
Our nurses are highly trained, credentialed, and committed to the highest standards of care.
Coordinated Support
We work closely with your pharmacy and healthcare providers to ensure seamless care.
Infusion Therapy at Home
Receiving Your Infusion Therapy at Home
If you've been prescribed infusion therapy, Magenta Care provides experienced Registered Nurses (RNs) who come to your home to administer your medication safely and comfortably. We work closely with your pharmacy and healthcare provider to make sure your treatment is delivered exactly as prescribed.
Our goal is to help you receive the care you need while staying in a familiar environment—without unnecessary trips to the hospital or infusion center.
What Is Home Infusion Therapy?
Home infusion therapy is a way for you to receive medications, fluids, or nutrition through a vein or injection in your own home. Some treatments cannot be taken by mouth or need to be given slowly and carefully. Infusion therapy allows your medication to be delivered directly into your bloodstream so it can work effectively.
Your Magenta Care nurse will:
- Explain your treatment before starting
- Monitor you closely during the infusion
- Watch for side effects or reactions
- Answer your questions and help you feel at ease
Why You May Need Infusion Therapy
You may be referred for home infusion therapy for many reasons, including:
Chronic or autoimmune conditions
Such as immune deficiencies requiring IVIG or SCIG, Crohn's disease, multiple sclerosis, or other inflammatory conditions that need ongoing treatment.
Infections that require IV antibiotics
Some infections respond best to medication given directly into the bloodstream.
Hydration or electrolyte support
If you are unable to drink enough fluids due to illness, vomiting, diarrhea, or recovery from a medical procedure.
Pain or symptom management
Certain medications work best when given intravenously for severe or hard-to-control symptoms.
Nutritional support
Intravenous nutrition (TPN) may be needed if your body cannot absorb nutrients normally.
Specialty or cancer-related therapies
Some treatments can be safely given at home instead of in a clinic or hospital.
Your nurse may administer one or more of the following therapies, depending on your prescription:
Your treatment plan is determined by your healthcare provider and pharmacy, and your nurse follows those instructions closely.
What to Expect From Your Infusion Nurse
Your Magenta Care nurse is specially trained in infusion therapy and will:
- Start and manage your IV or injection safely
- Care for PICC lines, ports, midlines, or peripheral IVs
- Monitor you during and after treatment
- Watch for side effects and respond quickly if needed
- Teach you or your caregiver how to care for your line or medication, when appropriate
- Communicate with your pharmacy and provider about your care
We take time to explain what's happening and make sure you feel informed and supported.
Care That Supports Your Comfort and Confidence
Home infusion therapy allows many patients to continue treatment while maintaining their routines and independence. Having a nurse come to your home can reduce stress, save time, and make treatment feel more manageable.
Magenta Care is here to support you throughout your therapy—answering questions, addressing concerns, and helping you feel confident in your care.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will my infusion take?
Infusion times vary depending on your specific therapy. Your nurse will provide an estimated timeframe before your first visit. Most infusions range from 1-4 hours.
What do I need to have ready at home?
We'll provide specific preparation instructions, but generally you'll need a comfortable chair or recliner, good lighting, and access to an electrical outlet. We bring all medical supplies and equipment.
What if I have a reaction during the infusion?
Your nurse is trained to monitor for reactions and respond immediately. They have protocols and medications to manage reactions and will contact your prescriber and pharmacy if needed.
Can a family member or caregiver be present?
Yes, we encourage having a support person present if you prefer. They can also learn about your therapy to help support you between visits.
How do I contact you between visits?
You can reach our patient coordination team during business hours through our patient portal or by phone. For urgent clinical concerns, we have protocols to escalate to the appropriate care team.
What if I need to reschedule my visit?
Please contact us as soon as possible if you need to reschedule. We'll work with you to find an alternative time that fits your schedule.