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Is there a particular reason she insists on having it done at the hospital? Higher standard of care or just being there should anything go awry? Genuinely curi
by hellotomyrars 6y ago
Is there a particular reason she insists on having it done at the hospital? Higher standard of care or just being there should anything go awry?
Genuinely curious.
- Deinos 6y agoHonestly, my sister is a very anxious person, and my nephew had a lot of complications with Crohn's prior to starting infusions. I think it is more precautionary on her part than anything. Before the first infusion, she was advised by hospital staff that the insurance company might refuse coverage for infusions onsite if the procedure was ever performed in-home.