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IV Medication & Infusion Services

Clinically supervised hydration, injections, medications, and scheduled infusion therapy, with observation after treatment when appropriate.

A Nova Medica patient room with reclining chairs beside large windows.

How we can help

  • IV hydration
  • IV iron infusion
  • IV and IM antibiotics
  • Opioid and non-opioid analgesics
  • Antiemetics
  • Migraine treatment protocols
  • Corticosteroids
  • Allergic-reaction treatment
  • Magnesium and selected electrolyte replacement
  • Monoclonal antibodies and biologic medications when clinically appropriate
  • Scheduled infusion therapy
  • Observation following injections or infusions

What to expect

Most visits follow the same three stages, whatever brought you in.

  1. Clinical assessment

    A clinician reviews the patient’s symptoms, history, medications, and care needs.

  2. Testing or treatment

    Appropriate testing, procedures, medication, or supportive treatment is provided when clinically indicated and available.

  3. Next steps

    The care team explains results, follow-up instructions, referrals, or hospital transfer when necessary.

Three-panel illustration titled What to Expect: a patient reviews her medications with a staff member, has a blood sample taken, then goes over a plan with a clinician.

Before you plan around this

Controlled medications may be stocked and administered when properly authorized but are not dispensed as an outpatient pharmacy.

In an emergency

If you may be experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Available services depend on clinical assessment, staffing, equipment, licensure, and applicable medical and regulatory requirements.

Plan a visit

Send a request and the team will contact you about availability.