infusion center

Many vital medications cannot be taken orally. This includes biologic medications for immune system disorders. Infusion therapy is the intravenous administration through a needle or catheter. 

You should expect to be treated in a caring and professional manner. Kane Hall Barry Infusion is staffed by registered nurses (RN’s) who specialize in infusion therapy, including a Multiple Sclerosis (MS) certified RN.  Infusion stations are widely spaced across an open floor plan with curtains for privacy. There are comfortable, fully reclining medical chairs, and Wi-Fi. Complementary refreshments are available. 

Kane Hall Barry Infusion accepts Medicare Part B and many insurance plans. 

Most insurance policies require prior authorization for infusion services. Our staff works diligently to obtain the necessary authorizations before your treatment to avoid any issues with your claims.

Infusion therapy costs vary based on the drug infused and the details of your insurance plan. Most plans designate that infusion services are subject to the plan deductible and co-insurance, while others may cover infusions under a co-pay. Our staff will attempt to contact you prior to your appointment to provide an estimate of what your cost will be. Please be advised that this is only an estimate, made according to the information your insurance company provides us prior to treatment.

Financial assistance may be available to help offset your out-of-pocket costs.