Clinical Services

Pharmacy

Patient care is the top priority at HPS. That is why our clinical pharmacists and pharmacy technicians prepare medications for IV use in federally regulated sterile conditions. Our pharmacists are in continual contact with patient's doctors and home health agencies to make sure they are receiving the best care.

Nursing

Clinical services at HPS are augmented by an elite team of 31 nurses specializing in vascular access placement, care and maintenance, wound care and pediatric and adult infusion therapy. These nurses with greater than 150 years tenure at HPS are core members of an interdisciplinary team in a collaborative practice model.

Synagis

Synagis is the only FDA approved medication to help protect high risk babies from severe respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Home Parenteral Services has a team strictly dedicated to coordinating and providing Synagis. This team works very closely with the doctor, home health nurse, and patient's parent or guardian to ensure that Synagis is being given on a monthly basis. The team also checks insurance benefits and takes care of billing. Home Parenteral Services welcomes the opportunity to work with patients, doctors, and home health agencies to provide Synagis. Please call 1-(800)-637-9201 with any questions or referral information.

• Statement of Medical Necessity Form

Ambulatory Infusion Center

CoxHealth's Ambulatory Infusion Center is a clinic type setting specializing in providing infusion therapy to non-hospital based patients.

Open 7 days a week 7am to 7:30pm

Located in:
Wheeler Heart and Vascular Center
3800 S. National Ave.
Lower Level, Suite 100
Springfield, MO 65807

Direct Telephone: 417-269-2058

The Ambulatory Infusion Center treats a variety of diagnoses including:

• Antibiotic Therapy
• Hydration Therapy
• Blood and Blood Related Therapies

Vascular Access Team

Home Parenteral Services Vascular Access Team consists of registered nurses who are specifically trained in infusion therapy. Their job is to place vascular access devices or PICC (peripheral inserted central catheter) lines in patients while at the hospital. Our highly skilled team enhances clinical outcomes and increases patient satisfaction through the use of peripheral IV's and PICC lines. The Vascular Access Team performs early vascular access evaluation with recommendations for IV access using the national Standards of Practice set by the Infusion Nursing Society and the Association for Vascular Access. For more information about our Vascular Access Team please call (417)-887-7525.