Your treatment comes to you. Your nurse stays the whole time.
A credentialed DOMO Health infusion nurse arrives at your home, sets up your therapy, monitors you from start to finish, and documents the visit for your physician and pharmacy. One-on-one attention in your own chair, with family nearby.

Before, during and after every infusion.
Before
Your nurse calls ahead, confirms the order, product and dose against your current weight, checks your hydration and takes baseline vitals.
During
The infusion starts slowly and the rate only goes up if you are tolerating it. Vitals at every change. Emergency medication is on hand at every visit.
After
You are observed, the line is flushed, and everything is documented and sent to your pharmacy and physician the same day.
Nothing changes with your pharmacy, your doctor or your insurance.
Your physician decides whether home infusion is right for you. Once it is, we make sure it is done safely.
Ask your physician to name DOMO Health as your home infusion nursing provider on the order.
Your specialty pharmacy sends us the referral. We confirm a nurse in your area within 24 hours.
Your nurse calls you before the first visit to walk through what to expect.
Our clinical team is on call 24/7. If something does not feel right between visits, call 704-909-1423 and a nurse will help.

Why patients choose home infusion
- Your own home, your own chair. No waiting room, no drive.
- One nurse, dedicated to you from start to finish.
- Same insurance coverage as clinic infusion in most cases. Your pharmacy handles authorization.
- Lower infection exposure for immunocompromised patients.
Therapies we deliver at home
IVIg and SCIG, biologics for Crohn's, UC, RA, MS, lupus and myasthenia gravis, IV antibiotics, TPN, IV iron and more. Read about IVIg, biologics, or IVIG for recurrent pregnancy loss.
What families ask us most.
Can I get my IVIg infusions at home instead of at a clinic?
Yes. IVIg is one of the most commonly administered therapies in the home setting. If you are currently receiving IVIg at a clinic or infusion center, transitioning to home infusion is usually straightforward. Your physician confirms home infusion is appropriate for your current clinical status, updates your order, and DOMO Health assigns a nurse in your area. See our full IVIg Home Infusion page for more details.
Can I get my Remicade or biologic infusions at home?
Yes. DOMO Health nurses are trained and experienced in administering all major biologic infusion therapies including Remicade, Entyvio, Tysabri, Ocrevus, Vyvgart, Stelara, Skyrizi, Actemra, Benlysta, Orencia, Rituxan, and all FDA-approved biosimilars. Home biologic infusion is generally appropriate after initial doses have been completed without significant adverse events. Your physician makes this determination. See our full Home Biologic Infusion page for more details.
Do you administer subcutaneous injections as well as IV infusions?
Yes. DOMO Health nurses administer both intravenous infusions and subcutaneous injections. This includes subcutaneous immunoglobulin (SCIG) for primary immunodeficiency and CIDP, Vyvgart Hytrulo for generalized myasthenia gravis, subcutaneous Stelara maintenance dosing, and other subcutaneous specialty therapies. Contact us to confirm we can support your specific medication.
Do you administer biosimilars?
Yes. DOMO Health nurses are fully trained to administer all FDA-approved biosimilars. This includes infliximab biosimilars (Inflectra, Renflexis, Avsola, Ixifi), rituximab biosimilars (Ruxience, Truxima, Riabni), tocilizumab biosimilars, and all other approved biosimilars. We adapt to whatever your specialty pharmacy dispenses.
This page is general education and not medical advice. Talk with your physician about whether home infusion is right for you.