Infusion Services

Vernon Health provides outpatient infusion therapy to support your health and improve your quality of life. Our team cares for patients of all ages with a wide range of conditions, offering safe and comfortable treatments close to home. Infusion Services is located on the third floor of the Viroqua Area Medical Office Building. With a physician’s order, patients receive personalized care from a team committed to comfort, safety, and clear communication every step of the way.

Key Services

Our infusion team provides a wide range of treatments designed to support your health with comfort and convenience. Each service is delivered by skilled clinicians who focus on safety, clear communication, and personalized care. Whether you need medication infusions, hydration support, or ongoing line care, we’re here to help you receive the treatment you need close to home.

Medication Infusions

We provide antibiotics, anti-infective agents, biologic therapies, and chemotherapy as ordered by your provider. Each treatment is closely monitored to ensure safety and comfort throughout your visit.

Catheter & Line Care

Our team supports care for Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICC), catheter changes, and dressing changes, ensuring proper maintenance, comfort, and infection prevention.

Hydration & Nutritional Support

Hydration therapy, fluid replacement, and nutritional infusions help patients manage dehydration, gastrointestinal concerns, and other conditions that impact nutrient absorption or fluid balance.

Diagnostic & Support Services

We offer single-dose injections, infusions, laboratory work, and blood product transfusions. These services support ongoing treatment plans and help monitor your health needs.

Common Conditions We Treat

Infusion therapy can support many different health needs. At Vernon Health, we commonly provide care for:

Autoimmune and inflammatory disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, and psoriasis
Neurological disorders that benefit from medication infusions or ongoing monitoring
Nutritional and gastrointestinal conditions that require hydration or nutrient support
Hematologic or genetic conditions that need regular infusion-based treatment
Chronic pain or migraines when infusion therapy offers additional relief
Osteoporosis with provider-directed infusion medications
Wound care needs supported by specialized infusion treatments
Infections requiring antibiotics delivered through IV therapy

FAQ

Have questions about care at Vernon Health? Our team is here to help. For more information or to speak with someone about your care, please call (608) 637-2101.

What is infusion therapy?

Infusion therapy is the delivery of medication or fluids directly into your bloodstream through an IV (intravenous line). It is commonly used when medications cannot be taken by mouth or need to work quickly and effectively.

What conditions are treated through infusion services?

Infusion therapy may be used to treat infections, dehydration, autoimmune conditions, anemia, osteoporosis, certain neurological disorders, and other chronic or complex conditions. Your provider will determine if infusion therapy is the right option for your care plan.

What should I expect during my infusion appointment?

During your appointment, a nurse will place a small IV line and monitor you throughout your treatment. Infusion times vary depending on the medication prescribed. Our team prioritizes your comfort and safety, and you will be observed for any side effects before you leave.

Here for Your Health

At Vernon Health, we’re committed to providing patient-centered, compassionate care wherever you are in your health journey. Explore our trusted providers and convenient locations to find the right support for you.