Jun 15, 2020
PURE Infusion Suites has opened a new state-of-the-art infusion facility at 6560 W. Emerald Street, #122 with a mission to improve the infusion patient experience, improve clinical outcomes, and increase overall cost savings in infusion healthcare for those with chronic illness.
"We wanted to create a more meaningful experience for patients living with complex chronic illness; one that felt more like visiting a sophisticated spa, with private suites and a clean modern design that cultivates healing, hope, and relaxation," says Co-Founder of PURE, Trey Gardner. “The safety and well-being of every patient is our top priority, especially during COVID-19. Our private suites limit social interactions, and our ‘No Waiting Room’ policy means patients go directly from their car to their suite without any other patient interactions, which is critical during times like these,” said Gardner.
Idahoans suffering from chronic health conditions now have an alternative to getting needed medicine infusions in busy hospitals and medical practices during a risky global pandemic. PURE Infusion Suites’ new concept in the infusion space focuses on providing an exceptional patient experience in a spa-like atmosphere that includes private suites for each patient that can be set up to accommodate their individual preferences. Patients can experience luxurious powered recliners, TVs, drinks and snacks, warm plush blankets, and a private infusion experience with more comfort and privacy than typically found in traditional hospital or physician office settings.
Roughly 133 million Americans live with chronic diseases that need regular infusions of medicine, some of which require up to five hours to administer. These treatments were traditionally given in hospitals in large open area rooms full of chairs side-by-side with little space for social distancing. PURE Infusion Suites are now opening across the US to enable these vulnerable patients a private room setting with space for their caregivers to accompany them if needed.
At approximately 40% the typical cost as a hospital setting, PURE Infusion Suites works in collaboration with the rest of the healthcare community as a high-quality provider of infusion and injection therapy for those with complex chronic conditions such as: rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, multiple sclerosis and other chronic conditions. With some treatments ranging from $25,000 - $100,000 a year, PURE Infusion Suites’ employ full-time patient advocates to work directly with every patients’ insurance plans and the pharmaceutical manufacturers to significantly reduce much if not all of the out-of-pocket costs.
"Advances in specialty pharmaceuticals have dramatically improved the lives of people suffering from auto-immune diseases and other chronic conditions. Unfortunately, when these already costly drugs are administered in a traditional hospital setting, the total cost to the health care system can be four times greater than when that same patient receives care in a dedicated infusion center like PURE Infusion Suites,” said CEO of PURE Healthcare, Josh Tandy.
PURE Infusion Suites accepts all major insurances, including Medicare. For more, visit PureInfusionSuites.com or call (208) 488-4998.
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