National Infusion Center Association
In November, I had the opportunity to represent the National Infusion Center Association (NICA) at the Rheumatology Nurses Society (RNS) Conference in San Antonio, Texas. The […]
Introduction: The Case of the Manic Monday Imagine you are the nurse manager at “ACME Infusion Center.” You arrive at the clinic early Monday morning like […]
Infusion Alphabet Soup Part 1: Understanding Infusion Delivery Models Today Originally published: June 14, 2023 Updated and reposted: August 14, 2025 By: Bryan Johnson AIC, AIS, […]
For infusion centers, a strong portfolio of health plan contracts isn’t optional—it’s the foundation of patient access, referral relationships, and sustainable growth. Being in-network with the […]
The High Cost of Keeping the IVs Dripping Operating an ambulatory infusion center means walking a financial tightrope. While the primary mission is delivering outstanding patient […]
We’ve all been there. You’re chairside with a patient who wants something you know isn’t in their best interest. They ask you to use their “good […]
AUSTIN, Texas (September 9, 2025) — The overwhelming majority of small and independent healthcare providers fear that Medicare’s upcoming negotiation of Part B drug prices could […]
Author: Ashley Knapp Whether you’re a clinician, administrator, patient, or industry partner, advocacy is a powerful tool to protect and strengthen the future of office-based infusion […]
NICA is pleased to share an important clarification from the Louisiana State Board of Nursing regarding the definition of “compounding” for infusion providers.
