Biologic infusion therapy is the process of infusing medication into a vein through a needle or catheter. It is a method of delivering drugs that cannot be taken orally or need to be administered at a controlled rate. At Granger Medical, all infusion therapies require a physician referral and are overseen by an onsite infusion nurse.

Yes, Granger Medical requires a physician referral for every patient, regardless of treatment.

You have the right to choose your care site, and we are glad to hear you have chosen Granger Medical.

Switching your ongoing infusion or injection treatment to Granger Medical is easy. As a first step contact 385.207.2682 and a member of our team will be in touch with next steps.

Before we can see any patient, we will need a physician’s order for your medication, details about your health insurance plan, and other information such as your demographics, vitals, labs, and certain clinical data to authorize your treatment. If you would like, we can reach out to your physician on your behalf.

Once we have everything from your doctor, a member of the Granger Medical team will review your information and, if required by your health insurance, reach out to your insurance plan to obtain a prior authorization (PA). Your PA is confirmation from your insurance that the prescription is covered by your health plan.

Once you are approved for treatment, a member of the Granger Medical team will contact you to schedule your appointment for a time that is convenient for you.

Prior to scheduling your appointment with Granger Medical, a member of our financial assistance team will review your coverage and let you know what your expected out‑of‑pocket cost will be. We’ll explore ways to reduce your costs through copay assistance and financial assistance programs.

Granger Medical is one of the most trusted providers in Utah and follows all the safety standards that you would see at your physician’s office or hospital.

Please contact us at 385.207.2682 and we will help you reschedule your appointment.

• Please ask your physician if any temporary medical conditions, such as a cold or the flu, should prevent you from receiving your infusion.
• Drink plenty of water. Being well‑hydrated will make it easier to start your IV.
• Avoid excessive amounts of coffee, as it can be dehydrating.
• Bring a list of current medications you are taking.
• Wear comfortable clothes.
• Because some visits may be rather long, you may bring books or one friend to chat with. We have light snacks, Wi‑Fi and tablets available on site.
• Due to the nature of the drugs administered, small children are not permitted.
• If you have any additional questions about your upcoming visit, please call us at 385.207.2682.