IVIg at home, with a nurse at your side.
Credentialed infusion RNs delivering intravenous and subcutaneous immunoglobulin in patients' homes across 8 states. Strict titration protocols, vitals throughout every infusion, and nurses trained to recognize and manage reactions.
What IVIg therapy is.
Intravenous immunoglobulin is made from antibodies collected from the donated plasma of thousands of healthy donors. Given through an IV, usually over several hours, it treats a wide range of immune, neurological and autoimmune conditions. Subcutaneous immunoglobulin (SCIG) delivers smaller doses weekly or every other week under the skin.
At DOMO Health, our nurses follow strict titration protocols, monitor vital signs at every rate change, and carry an anaphylaxis protocol to every visit. Read our nurse's guide to IVIg at home.
- Primary immunodeficiency (CVID, XLA, IgA deficiency)
- Multiple sclerosis
- Multifocal motor neuropathy
- Myasthenia gravis
- Guillain-Barré syndrome
- Autoimmune encephalitis
- Dermatomyositis and polymyositis
Your physician determines whether IVIg and home infusion are appropriate for you.
Every IVIg and SCIG product your pharmacy dispenses.
Products are not interchangeable. Our nurses review the prescribing information for each brand before administration.
Privigen Gamunex-C Panzyga Gammagard Liquid Flebogamma Bivigam Asceniv Octagam
Hizentra HyQvia Cuvitru Cutaquig Xembify
Same therapy, same coverage, your own chair.
Recurrent pregnancy loss
When a reproductive specialist prescribes IVIG. Home visits timed to your cycle.
For families →Comfort
No waiting room, no driving. Family can be with you.
One-on-one nursing
Your nurse is dedicated to you, start to finish.
Same insurance
Usually covered under the same benefit as clinic infusion. Your pharmacy handles authorization.
Lower infection risk
Immunocompromised patients avoid clinic exposure entirely.
Three steps from order to your home.
1. Talk to your physician
Ask them to name DOMO Health as your home infusion nursing provider on the IVIg order.
2. Your pharmacy contacts us
We accept the case, confirm nursing and schedule your first visit within 24 hours.
3. A nurse comes to you
Your nurse calls before the first visit to confirm details, then stays from arrival to departure.
From the DOMO clinical team.
IVIG and recurrent pregnancy loss: what families should know
Read the article →Ready to bring IVIg home?
704-909-1423 or intake@domohealthgroup.com. We confirm nurse availability within 24 hours.