Outpatient Infusion
When pills or oral medications can't manage your condition or aren't an option, infusion therapy may be the answer. Memorial's outpatient infusion locations offer access to specialty infusion and injectable therapies delivered in a supportive, clinical setting focused on your safety, comfort, and coordinated care. Because infusion therapy is delivered directly into the bloodstream through an IV, it can start working faster than oral medications, making it an effective option for managing complex and chronic conditions.
For Patients: Getting Started
- Talk with your provider about receiving infusion therapy at Memorial.
- Ask your provider to send us a referral or infusion order.
- Our team will review the referral, work with your insurance company, and contact you regarding next steps.
Questions? Call Memorial Specialty Infusion Services at 1-844-276-6948.
Conditions Supported
- Autoimmune & Inflammatory Disorders
- Blood Disorders
- Cardiology Conditions
- Dermatologic Conditions
- Endocrine & Metabolic Disorders
- Immunologic & Rare Diseases
- Nephrology Conditions
- Neurologic Conditions
- Pulmonary Conditions
- Additional Complex Chronic Conditions
Why Choose Us?
When patients come to us for specialty infusion and injectable services, they can expect:
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Centralized Intake & Coordination:
Single point of access for referrals and therapy navigation. -
Seamless Care Across Settings:
Coordinated placement across outpatient and home infusion settings to support timely care. -
Financial Navigation Support:
Assistance with coverage, prior authorization, and affordability programs
For Referring Physicians: Common Specialty Therapies Supported
- Alyglo® 10%
- Asceniv™ 10%
- Gammagard® (Liquid, S/D)
- Gammaked™ 10%
- Gamunex®-C 10%
- Inflectra®
- Ocrevus®
- Octagam® 5%, 10%
- Panzyga® 10%
- Privigen® 10%
- Qivigy® 10%
- Remicade®
- Renflexis®
- Ultomiris®
Refer a Patient
To refer a patient for specialty infusion services, visit our provider referral page to find the appropriate order form, submission instructions and next steps for your patient’s therapy.
Outpatient infusion locations
