Treatment
IV Antibiotics
Antibiotics given through a vein, often for several weeks, to treat serious infections, sometimes at an infusion center or at home.
Also called: outpatient iv antibiotics, opat, home iv antibiotics
Who Can Help with IV Antibiotics?
- Infectious Disease Doctors
A physician who treats complex or long-lasting infections, such as HIV, hepatitis and infections that do not respond to usual treatment.
- Infusion Centers
A clinic where patients receive medicines through an IV, such as antibiotics, biologic drugs and fluids.
- Home Health Agencies
An agency that sends nurses, therapists and aides to care for patients in their homes.
- Nursing Homes
A facility that provides round-the-clock nursing care and short-term rehabilitation or long-term living for people who cannot live on their own.
Where Practices List IV Antibiotics
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Atlanta, GA (48)
- New York, NY (21)
- Huntsville, AL (12)
- Longmont, CO (10)
- Troy, MI (7)
- West Columbia, SC (5)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about iv antibiotics and what is right for you.