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Infusion Therapy Services

Our team of specially trained nurses provide infusion therapy as directed by a patient's physician. All services are delivered within a comfortable and compassionate atmosphere conveniently located in St. Francis-Emory Healthcare.

Next Steps

Get Started

Your physician’s office should schedule your appointment.

Call 706-596-4294

Exceptional Care With Your Comfort And Privacy In Mind

St. Francis Infusion Center provides exceptional infusion therapy services that combine advanced technology with knowledgeable, well-trained staff focused on patient comfort and privacy. Our vision of a total healing environment is reflected in the care each patient receives from our experienced Infusion Center experts who are guided by orders from each patient’s physician.

Infusion Therapy SessionOur Services Include

  • IV medication administration and injections
  • Chemotherapy
  • Blood Transfusions
  • Central venous access device maintenance (PICCs and Implanted Ports)
  • Therapeutic phlebotomy
  • Hydration
  • Disease-specific specialty drug therapy (Crohn’s Disease, Rheumatoid Arthritis, MS, Osteoporosis, Autoimmune Disease

Before, During and After

What You Should Wear

  • Wear loose-fitting clothing
  • Please do not wear cologne or perfume as other patients may be allergic or sensitive to fragrances.

What To Bring

  • Food and beverages are welcome, especially if you will be at the infusion center for an extended period of time
  • A sweater or small blanket if you tend to get cold
  • Any medication you need
  • Entertainments, including games, books, or laptops

When You Arrive

  • Please check in when you arrive and then have a seat. We will call you when we are ready to serve you.
  • Please turn off your cellphone or put them on vibrate. If you make calls, thank you for keeping them brief and your voice low.
  • Please do not stop or reset the IV pumps. Always ask for assistance from our staff

After Your Visit

  • Keep your scheduled appointment with your physician and let them know about any adverse reactions or other problems that may occur after you leave our care.