Pure Infusion Suites holding ribbon cutting, open house
Independent Newsmedia
Posted 12/31/69
Pure Infusion Suites is celebrating its opening Tuesday, Sept. 27, with a ribbon cutting and open house at its medical clinic, 1760 E. Pecos Road, Ste. 301, Gilbert.
The event …
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Pure Infusion Suites is celebrating its opening Tuesday, Sept. 27, with a ribbon cutting and open house at its medical clinic, 1760 E. Pecos Road, Ste. 301, Gilbert.
The event will be held from 6-7:30 p.m.
Pure Infusion Suites specializes in providing biologic infusion services to patients suffering from chronic autoimmune diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, Crohn’s and Colitis, Multiple Sclerosis, and Rheumatoid Arthritis. The company has 22 locations across 10 states in the U.S. The Gilbert location is in the first in Arizona.
The clinics are designed to be comfortable and welcoming for their patients. Each patient receives care in a private suite equipped with a 55-inch flatscreen TV, Wi-Fi access, comfortable recliners, and food and beverages catered to meet their patient’s needs.
The care is done in ambulatory centers because it allows infusion care costs to be reduced by an average of 53% as opposed to going to a hospital, according to company officials.
