Specialty Infusion Providers 2024-2025 Report

Home infusion services are provided by a variety of organizations, including hospitals, community pharmacies, home health agencies, hospices, and specialized infusion companies.

Patients are increasingly receiving care in non-inpatient settings, such as their homes and ambulatory infusion centers, or in alternative-site settings, such as skilled-nursing facilities.

Home infusion pharmacies may provide one or more of several service lines:

• Infusion therapies (e.g., intravenous, subcutaneous, intrathecal, epidural)
• Specialty pharmacy services
• Ambulatory infusion center services
• Home health nursing
• Private duty nursing
• Respiratory equipment and clinical respiratory services
• Hospice services
• Home medical equipment and supplies
• Enteral products and supplies

The specialty infusion market is large and growing. Specialty drug availability and patient demand are driving the growth in specialty infusion therapy. Specialty infusion providers and health systems can administer prescription drugs intravenously in a home setting.

AMI’s Specialty Infusion Providers 2024-2025 Report, offers comprehensive intelligence on the leading specialty infusion providers. The report also provides a brief background on the market.

AMI’s new report provides profiles of each provider with intelligence on:

• Company Background – history, address, website, accreditation(s) and locations.
• Corporate strategy
• Key Decision-makers
• Financial/Investor(s), including ownership and investment.
• Products and Services
• Recent Activities

The report is available for $249 for a single-user license. Department and Corporate Licenses are available, please click here.

Table of Contents

Home Infusion Background – pgs. 4-5

Specialty Infusion Provider Profiles

• Accredo/Evernorth Express Scripts – pgs. 7-10
• AIS Healthcare – pgs. 11-12
• AleraCare – pgs. 13-14
• Amber Specialty Pharmacy – pgs. 15-18
• Amerita Specialty Infusion Services – pgs. 19-21
• AOM Infusion – pgs. 22-24
• Ascension at Home with Compassus – pgs. 25-27
• Barnes Healthcare Services – pgs. 28-29
• Basic Home Infusion – pgs. 30-31
• BioMatrix Specialty Pharmacy – pgs. 32-33
• BioTek reMEDys – pgs. 34-35
• CareCentrix – pgs. 36-38
• CarePartners Pharmacy – pgs. 39-40
• CarepathRx Health System Solutions – pgs. 41-45
• ContinuumRx – pgs. 46-48
• CSI Pharmacy – pgs. 49-50
• CVS Health (Coram CVS, Omnicare, US Bioservices) – pgs. 51-59
• Fairview Home Infusion – pgs. 60-61
• Healix – pgs. 62-63
• InfuCare Rx – pgs. 64-66
• Infuse Holdings – pgs. 67-68
• Infusion for Health – pgs. 69-71
• Integrated Home Care Services, Inc. (IHCS) – pgs. 72-74
• IVX Health – pgs. 75-77
• KabaFusion – pgs. 78-81
• Kroger Specialty Infusion – pgs. 82-84
• Metro Infusion Center – pgs. 85-87
• Option Care Health – pgs. 88-91
• Optum Infusion Pharmacy – pgs. 92-96
• Palmetto Infusion Services – pgs. 97-98
• Paragon Healthcare – pgs. 99-102
• Premier Infusion and Healthcare Services – pgs. 103-104
• Premier Pharmacy Services – pgs. 105-106
• PromptCare – pgs. 107-111
• PURE Infusion Suites – pgs. 112-114
• Soleo Health – pgs. 115-118
• Superior Biologics – pgs. 119-120
• TwelveStone Health Partners – pgs. 121-123
• Vital Care Infusion Services, LLC – pgs. 124-126
• Vivo Infusion – pgs. 127-129