Infusion Therapy

What to Expect with Infusion Therapy 

If you are interested in receiving infusion therapy at Texas Oncology, here are a few things to know before treatment:

• Texas Oncology orders all medications needed for infusion therapies. Patients cannot bring their own drugs.
• While Texas Oncology provides and supervises infusions, management of the patient's primary illness will be directed back to their treating physician.
• Patients must pay their co-pay prior to receiving their infusion.
• Patients must have insurance.
• Laboratory services are available to patients on the same day as infusion.
• Early morning and late afternoon appointments are available.
• Texas Oncology requests 72 hours' notice for new patients prior to receiving their infusion. 

Trusted expertise
Our specialists trained at leading institutions across the country. They bring their extensive knowledge and experience to each patient.

Personalized attention
With our care team, you receive an individualized evaluation and care plan. We are with you and your loved ones at every step, from diagnosis to treatment and beyond.

Experts close to home
We make it as easy as possible to access the care you need. With locations across the state, you are likely to find a provider near where you live and work.

Infusion Therapy at Texas Oncology

Specialty infusion therapy involves administering high-cost, complex medications intravenously or by injection to treat chronic conditions such as cancer. Traditionally, patients receive these treatments in hospital settings, which can be both costly and inconvenient. At Texas Oncology, we offer specialty infusion therapy in the comfort of our infusion centers, staffed by a multidisciplinary team of clinicians who tailor care to your unique needs.  

What sets Texas Oncology apart is our collaborative, patient-centered approach. With more than 550 physicians across the state, we provide world-class care close to home.

When you seek care with us, you can expect a personalized care plan, a dedicated team alongside you, and the latest advancements in cancer treatment — all designed to support you.

What to Expect with Infusion Therapy 

If you are interested in receiving infusion therapy at Texas Oncology, here are a few things to know before treatment:

• Texas Oncology orders all medications needed for infusion therapies. Patients cannot bring their own drugs.
• While Texas Oncology provides and supervises infusions, management of the patient's primary illness will be directed back to their treating physician.
• Patients must pay their co-pay prior to receiving their infusion.
• Patients must have insurance.
• Laboratory services are available to patients on the same day as infusion.
• Early morning and late afternoon appointments are available.
• Texas Oncology requests 72 hours' notice for new patients prior to receiving their infusion. 

Trusted expertise
Our specialists trained at leading institutions across the country. They bring their extensive knowledge and experience to each patient.

Personalized attention
With our care team, you receive an individualized evaluation and care plan. We are with you and your loved ones at every step, from diagnosis to treatment and beyond.

Experts close to home
We make it as easy as possible to access the care you need. With locations across the state, you are likely to find a provider near where you live and work.