Patient Information

Most infusions take between 30 minutes and one hour, depending on the medication being administered and the amount of fluid required.

If you are receiving an iron infusion or antibiotic infusion, you may need to stay for a short observation period after your treatment. This allows our clinical team to monitor you for any unlikely reactions and ensure you are feeling well before you leave.

To help protect patient privacy and maintain a calm treatment environment, we ask that any person accompanying you remains in the waiting room during your infusion.

Please also note that we are unable to provide supervision or care for children during appointments.

We welcome referrals from GPs, specialists, and other appropriate medical referrers for patients requiring infusion-based treatment.

Infusion Network provides intravenous treatments for neurological disease and a range of general medical conditions, depending on referral requirements, treatment suitability, and clinic capabilities.

No. Our service is designed around more than treatment administration alone.

Many patients and referrers prefer a more personalised, accessible environment rather than a large hospital setting.

Yes. Collaboration with referring doctors is central to our model of care.

Yes. Infusion Network provides infusion care in Melbourne for referred patients.

You can contact our team through the website referral form, by phone, or through your preferred referral pathway.

Yes. Personalised care is a core part of the Infusion Network approach.