Intermountain’s Home Infusion Services provides home infusion therapy, infused specialty pharmacy medications, and enteral (nutriservices. Our team works closely with your care provider to ensure safe and effective treatment administered in the comfort of your home by specialized clinicians. With each prescription comes clinical monitoring by a pharmacist or dietitian. Patient education and training on the drug and device used for administration and delivery services are provided.

We work closely with your physician and Intermountain Infectious Disease physicians to ensure treatment plans are appropriate for each individual need. For complex patients, we have an Infectious Disease pharmacist on our team who oversees the treatment plan and any needed alterations.

We offer many therapies Including:

• Antibiotic therapy
• Hydration therapy
• IV catheter maintenance
• Cardiovascular inotropic therapy
• Steroid therapy
• Pain management therapy
• Iron replacement therapy
• Chelation therapy

Intermountain Health offers specialty infusion products and supplies to patients. Our multidisciplinary approach starts with specialists who facilitate the intake process, obtain insurance prior authorizations, and help patients obtain copay assistance for the medication ordered. Our pharmacists work closely with providers, specialty infusion nurses, and patients to ensure safe and effective therapy is administered in the comfort of your home.  We offer many therapies Including:

• Alpha-1 augmentation
• Bleeding disorders
• Enzyme replacement
• Immune Globulin (IV and Subcutaneous)
• Monoclonal antibodies
• Oncology services
• Thyroid eye disease
• Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s disease

Enteral and IV nutritional therapies are used to deliver essential nutrients when a person cannot consume food orally or absorb nutrients through the digestive system. These therapies ensure that the body receives the necessary vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, proteins, and fats needed for energy, growth, and healing. Common uses include:

• Severe gastrointestinal disorders such as Crohn's disease, severe pancreatitis, or short bowel syndrome
• Post-surgery patients who need nutritional support while recovering and unable to eat normally
• Patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation having difficulty eating or absorbing nutrients
• Individuals who are critically ill or have severe eating disorders that prevent adequate nutritional intake
• Chronic conditions like cystic fibrosis or severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)