Infusion Therapy

Access to the Latest in Treatments and Therapy  ​

Cost-effective outpatient specialty infusion therapy services and access to the latest therapies for neurological disorders

Clinical Excellence & Oversight

Our infusion center is staffed with a team of neurologists & BSN and MS certified RNs, dedicated to keeping a high standard of care for patients.

Advanced MS & Neurological Research

Our doctors lead cutting-edge MS research, providing patients access to the latest therapies and clinical studies

Biologic Infusion Therapies We Administer​

We are continuing to expand the list of therapies offered, if there is a therapy you regularly receive that you do not see here, please reach out at 801-408-5700

RMMSC Infusion Center Team

William Vickery
Infusion Nurse Lead
Nicole Costello
Infusion Nurse Manager
Leslie Anderson
Director of Infusion Services

What to Expect

  • You are encouraged to bring a guest for your 1st infusion. 
At subsequent infusions all non-patients should remain in lobby due to limited space.
  • Bring reading material or audio/visual devices. All audio should have headphones. WIFI is available.
  • Food and drink are permitted.
  • A quiet room is available. Please show respect by silencing all cell phones
  • Hydrate 2 days prior to infusion by drinking approximately 64 oz. of water per day.
  • Eat a nutritious meal at least 2 hours prior to infusion.
  • Infusion lengths vary depending on the medication and the individual’s tolerability.
Nurse administering an infusion treatment to a patient in a clinical setting.

Infusion FAQs

What should I bring to my infusion appointments?

You are encouraged to bring one guest for your 1st infusion. At subsequent infusions all non-patients should remain in lobby due to limited space. Bring reading material or audio/visual devices. All audio should have headphones. Wifi is available. You can bring food or drinks.

Can I eat or drink during my infusion?

Absolutely! In fact, we encourage you to eat and drink during your infusion.

How should I prepare for my first Infusion appointment?

Hydrate 2 days prior to infusion by drinking approximately 64 oz. of water per day.
Eat a nutritious meal at least 2 hours prior to infusion.
A quiet room is available. Please show respect by silencing all cell phones.

What can I expect during my infusion?

During your infusion, you’ll receive personalized, one-on-one care from your dedicated infusion nurse. Before starting treatment, your nurse will check your vital signs and review your medical history to monitor for improvements or any potential side effects. If needed, your referring provider will be updated on any significant changes in your condition.

Your nurse will also answer any questions you may have before beginning the infusion and will check in with you regularly throughout your treatment to ensure you're comfortable and supported.

How much will my Infusion treatments cost?

The cost of your infusion therapy can vary depending on several factors including which therapy, your insurance status and insurance provider. Our team at Rocky Mountain MS Clinic are committed to lowering costs and improving access for our patients.

We work with virtually all leading commercial insurance providers in the greater Intermountain region, including Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, DMBA, EMI Health, Humana, PEHP Health & Benefits, Select Health, as Tricare, as well as Medicaid and Medicare.

We’re here to make treatment more affordable and less stressful. Our team takes care of prior authorizations and benefits verification for you, and we’ll personally guide you through copay assistance and foundation support programs to help lower your out-of-pocket costs.

Rocky Mountain Infusion Centers

359 East 8th Avenue, Suite 205
Salt Lake City, UT 84103

3300 N. 1200 West, Suite 350
Lehi, UT 84043