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Infusion Therapy at
One Rheumatology

One Rheumatology offers a state-of-the-art infusion suite with a dedicated nurse and advanced technology, built for an enhanced patient experience.

  • Dedicated Nurse

  • Privacy + comfort

  • Ipad Entertainment

  • AED equipped

  • On-site Physician

  • ​BBraun Infusomat Space Pumps

  • Snacks and Drinks

What to Expect at Your First Infusion Appointment

Your first infusion appointment should feel calm, clear, and well-supported. At One Rheumatology, our infusion team will walk you through each step, monitor you closely, and make sure you feel comfortable before, during, and after treatment.​

  • Please plan to eat a light meal and drink water unless your provider tells you otherwise.

  • Wear comfortable clothing with easy access to your arm.

  • Bring your insurance card, photo ID, medication list, and any updated medical information.

  • Complete any labs or paperwork requested by your care team.

  • Bring a book, headphones, tablet, or something to help pass the time.

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One Rheumatology's Lead Infusion Nurse

Jessica Anello

What Happens During Your Visit?

1. Check-in and review

2. Nurse assessment

Our team will confirm your insurance, prior authorization, consent forms, medication plan, and any required copay or cost information.

Your infusion nurse will review recent symptoms, infections, medication changes, and check your vital signs before treatment begins.

3. IV placement

The IV start usually feels like a brief pinch. Once it is placed, you can relax in the infusion chair.

4. Infusion and monitoring

Your nurse will monitor you throughout the treatment. Please let us know right away if you feel flushed, itchy, dizzy, short of breath, uncomfortable, or simply “not quite right.”

5. Wrap-up and next steps

Before you leave, we will review how you felt, when to call the office, and when your next infusion should be scheduled.

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How Long Will It Take?

Infusion times vary by medication. Some treatments take under an hour, while others may take several hours. First infusions can take longer because we monitor your response carefully.

After Your Infusion

Many patients return to their normal routine the same day, though some feel tired and prefer to take it easy. Your care team will review any medication-specific instructions before you leave.

Questions Before Your Appointment?

Please text or call One Rheumatology before your visit if you have questions about timing, medications, insurance authorization, cost, or what to expect.

Disclaimer: All information on this website is for informational purposes only. It is not meant as medical advice, nor is it meant as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.  Use of this site does not imply or create a doctor-patient relationship. You should discuss with your doctor any medical issues including but not limited to diet, exercises, medications, supplements, symptoms and diseases. If you are a current, established patient of One Rheumatology you should discuss all concerns with the practice and staff directly, as this information is not a substitute for your individualized treatment plan.

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