Calm, private, individualized infusions — close to home.
Our on-site infusion suite delivers biologic therapies, iron infusions, and vitamin injections in a quiet, comfortable setting — administered by experienced rheumatology nursing staff who know your history, your medication, and your preferences.
Designed for comfort, run with rigor.
The infusion center at Sierra Rheumatology is built around a simple idea: that receiving treatment for a chronic condition shouldn't feel cold or rushed. You'll be cared for in a private bay, by a small team of nurses who recognize you on every visit.
Our suite is fully stocked with the most commonly used biologic therapies for rheumatic disease, so most patients can receive medication on the same day as authorization is confirmed. Iron infusions and vitamin injections are available for chronic-illness anemia and immune support.
Every infusion is preceded by a clinical check, and we follow strict pharmacy-grade compounding and infection-prevention protocols throughout.
Biologic infusions for rheumatic and autoimmune disease.
Select a medication to visit its official information site.
Iron replacement therapy for patients with anemia related to chronic illness, when oral iron is poorly tolerated or insufficient.
B-complex and other targeted vitamin injections for immune support and energy, particularly in the context of autoimmune disease.
Regenerative & musculoskeletal procedures.
A concentrated preparation made from a small sample of your own blood, injected into an affected joint or tendon to support the body’s natural repair response. Used for tendon, ligament and osteoarthritic joint pain where conservative measures have not been enough.
A non-invasive treatment that delivers focused acoustic pulses to painful tendon and soft-tissue sites to stimulate healing. Commonly used for plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow and chronic tendinopathy — no incision, no anesthetic, and no recovery downtime.
Your visit, step by step.
- 01Check-inBrief check-in and vitals. Wear comfortable clothing — short sleeves help.
- 02Clinical reviewWe review labs and any new symptoms before starting the infusion.
- 03InfusionSettle into a private bay. Bring a book, laptop or just rest — your choice.
- 04Post-infusionA short observation period, then you're free to drive home in most cases.