Infusion Suite at Long Island Regional Arthritis & Osteoporosis Care

Comprehensive infusion therapies tailored to support your treatment

Comprehensive Infusion Therapies Tailored to Your Needs

Infusion/Injection Treatments Offered

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Rheumatoid Arthritis & Autoimmune Conditions

Targeted biologic infusions reduce inflammation and slow disease progression, improving joint function and quality of life.
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Osteoporosis & Bone Health Support

Infusions designed to strengthen bone density and reduce fracture risk, complementing personalized osteoporosis care plans.

Infusion Suite FAQs

One effective treatment for rheumatoid diseases and other autoimmune disorders is

infusion therapy. Infusion therapy provides patients with medication administered by IV.

It is a safe and effective alternative when a patients condition is severe and oral

medication is not an option or has not worked. Infusion therapy can take place at the

doctors office, hospital or outpatient facility, and is managed by a doctor and specially

trained nurses.

Medicare and most insurance companies cover infusion therapy.

Our treatment coordinator will go over your cost share with you in order for you

to fully understand your responsibility for the treatments given.

How long will it take for me to start therapy?

Infusion Therapies often require authorization from your insurance company. This may take additional time as the Insurance Company's prior authorization department reviews clinical information submitted by the treatment coordinator. Once authorization for your medication is approved you will be contacted for scheduling.

How long does an infusion treatment typically take?

Most infusion sessions last between 30 minutes to 4 hours depending on the medication and treatment plan prescribed by your rheumatologist.

What should I expect during my infusion appointment?

Patients receive care in a comfortable, monitored environment with experienced nursing staff overseeing the infusion process to ensure safety and address any concerns.

What if I cannot afford my medication?

Many patient assistance programs are in place to help patients who cannot afford Infusion Therapies. The treatment coordinator will discuss these programs with you, and will be able to provide more information regarding financial assistance.

Need More Information?

Contact Long Island Regional Arthritis and Osteoporosis Care to discuss your treatment options or schedule an appointment in our infusion suite.

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Contact Our Infusion Suite

Reach out to schedule your infusion appointment or to learn more about our personalized treatment options designed to support your health and comfort.