Dermatology
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dermatology
Specialty
Dermatology includes chronic inflammatory and autoimmune skin conditions such as plaque psoriasis, pemphigus vulgaris, and chronic spontaneous urticaria. Specialist-prescribed biologic injections and infusions may help reduce flare-ups and improve skin symptoms.
Therapies we administer
Conditions we treat
Dermatologists treat conditions of the skin, hair and nails. When a skin condition is driven by the immune system and doesn't respond well enough to creams, light therapy or pills, a dermatologist may prescribe a biologic given by injection or IV infusion. Infuse Care gives these dermatologist-prescribed therapies in private suites, with nurses who monitor each treatment and keep your dermatology team informed.
Which therapy is used, and how often, depends on your diagnosis, earlier treatments and your dermatologist's order.
Depending on the condition, these medicines may help clear or reduce psoriasis plaques, ease joint symptoms, heal pemphigus blisters and sores, or reduce how often hives appear. They do not cure these conditions, and results vary from person to person.
Biologics can raise the risk of infection, and tuberculosis screening is often required before starting. Injection-site and infusion reactions are possible, and some medicines carry allergy warnings, so you are observed after treatment. Our clinical team reviews each referral before scheduling and monitors you during and after every visit.
Your prescribing provider decides which treatment is right for you. Infuse Care administers prescribed therapies after a referral, a clinical review and any required insurance authorization, and we keep your provider's office updated on your care.
For patients
Call our team and we'll coordinate with your doctor and insurance.