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The National Home Infusion Association (NHIA) is committed to meeting the needs of its growing and diverse membership—and to advocating on behalf of our members and the home-based infusion patient.
Home and alternate site infusion providers coordinate care through highly skilled professionals in a team that will often include the infusion pharmacist, infusion nurses, physician, and dietitian to help ensure the patient is receiving the best care possible. NHIA is here to support this work; to lead the fight for better access to home infusion for Medicare beneficiaries and regulatory policies that reduce the administrative burden on providers.
Any and all staff from NHIA member companies are eligible to receive all benefits NHIA offers. Membership categories and benefits for different types of business can be found in the section below.
If you need to create an NHIA account or help accessing an existing account, contact membership@nhia.org.
Provider Members compound and deliver medications and provide direct patient care. Many of our provider members represent Home Infusion Therapy pharmacies, specialty pharmacies and alternate site infusion clinics.
Nursing Provider Members deliver high quality, patient centered nursing care in the home environment. They often partner with home and specialty infusion pharmacies to complement and deliver care in the alternate infusion site setting.
An organization that provides essential products and/or services to the infusion marketplace.
A consultant offering services in the area of home and specialty infusion therapy.
An academic institution or full-time student who are interested in alternate-site infusion therapy.
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