AIS Healthcare was founded in 2008 by Chuck Bell. Bell has been a part of the home infusion industry since 1992. AIS aims to improve the quality of life of each of its patients.
AIS is more than a nursing service or pharmacy. They provide services aimed at providing the best support to patients and providers. One such service is targeted drug delivery (TDD). TDD enables patients to receive personalized care and their needed pump refills wherever they are. Skill nurses will deliver the medicine to a patient’s home, job, or anywhere else. AIS also supports physicians. An AIS nurse can manage refills, order medications, coordinate patient care, schedule pump refill visits, and more.
When it comes to AIS Healthcare, everything is approached with a team-centric view, and its Advance Infusion program is no different. The program was created for patients who need intravenous and subcutaneous immunoglobulin care. It takes a team of pharmacists, support staff, infusion nurse specialists and case managers to come together to provide patients with a specific care plan to meet their needs.
It is up to the pharmacist to select the medications and products that meet a patient’s individual needs. An infusion nurse specialist will go to a patient’s location and provide training. The infusion nurse will train the patient and other caregivers on the infusion pump and how to do self-infusions. The specialist will also perform in-home infusion care for patients who prefer that method. The team method ensures patients get the best care they need to improve their lives.