InfuCare Rx® is a proud ambassador of the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (ASPEN). We are committed to raising awareness and advancing the standard of care for those at risk of or experiencing malnutrition.
Learn how to access ASPEN’s MAW webinars and resources, and join us September 14-18 for Malnutrition Awareness Week™ to learn how to identify, intervene, and treat malnutrition.
InfuCare Rx® is a proud ambassador of the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (ASPEN). We are committed to raising awareness and advancing the standard of care for those at risk of or experiencing malnutrition. Join us in "Uniting Against Malnutrition" September 8-12, as part of Malnutrition Awareness Week™ (MAW) to educate individuals about the identification, intervention, and treatment of malnutrition.
Did you know that key changes to Medicare Part D were recently implemented? For those who rely on essential medications, including home infusion and specialty treatments, these changes help limit out-of-pocket expenses and provide greater financial flexibility.
Pharmacists are committed to helping patients live healthy lives. American Pharmacist Month (APhM), recognized annually in October, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this month with the theme “Caring for Our Communities.” This theme reflects the primary commitment that pharmacists make toward improving public health.
InfuCare Rx has been privileged to provide care for many moms with NAIT affected pregnancies. There is perhaps no greater satisfaction and joy than to celebrate with these families the successful arrival of their healthy baby. Fetomaternal alloimmune thrombocytopenia (FMAIT) also known as Neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia (NAIT) is a condition that can occur in pregnancy when the mother inherits a platelet antigen from the baby’s father that is a mismatch to her own. This mismatch causes her immune system to mount a response known as “alloimmunization” recognizing her developing fetus’s platelets as foreign, attacking and destroying them. Platelets are tiny cells in our blood that assist in the formation of clots to prevent bleeding. A platelet count below normal is called thrombocytopenia.






