Infusion care, delivered home

The infusion goes home. The record doesn't.

VeinFusion connects specialty pharmacies with credentialed infusion nurses, routes physician sign-off through telehealth, and writes every hand-off to an audit trail the pharmacy can produce on demand.

Nurses, physicians and patients work in the native apps. Pharmacies work in the browser.

Home is the cheapest site of care and the hardest to prove.

A hospital outpatient suite has a badge reader at the door and a chart that never leaves the building. A patient's living room has neither. Everything that makes home infusion good for the patient makes it hard for the pharmacy to evidence.

Who is qualified, and free, this Thursday?

Agency phone trees and spreadsheets answer this slowly, and the answer expires the moment a licence lapses.

The order needs a physician who is not in the room.

Fax loops and voicemail tag turn a five-minute clinical decision into a two-day delay.

Six months later, someone asks what happened.

Photos in a text thread and a paper flowsheet in a car are not a chain of custody.

The nurse now has the patient's mobile number.

And the patient has the nurse's. Neither of them agreed to that, and neither can be un-shared.

The gate is before the board, not after the visit.

A nurse's licence states, competencies, and payout verification are checked when the board is built. An order they are not qualified for is not something they can decline — it is something they never see.

This is the difference between a marketplace and clinical infrastructure. A marketplace matches and then verifies. Verifying second means someone, somewhere, accepted a visit they should not have.

How the isolation planes work

What a nurse must clear

  • An active licence in the state the visit is in
  • Competency for the specific visit type
  • A verified payout account, so the visit can actually close
  • Service radius that reaches the patient's ZIP

Any one of these lapsing removes the order from that nurse's board on the next read. There is no grace period, because a lapsed licence has no grace period either.

Built to be produced, not just stored.

Every status change, signature, credential check, and payout decision is appended to a log that cannot be edited after the fact. When a payer or a surveyor asks about a specific dose on a specific day, the answer is a query, not an archaeology project.

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What the audit trail carries

WhoThe acting account and the role it acted in
WhatThe action, the resource, and the resource's id
WhenServer timestamp, not device time
PHI touchedFlagged explicitly, so a disclosure list is one filter away
MutabilityAppend-only — corrections are new entries, never edits
For infusion nurses

Infusion work that fits around your life, not the other way around.

Your board only shows visits you already qualify for, in the radius you chose. Confirm the ones that fit your week, chart in the app while you work, and get paid per completed visit — no invoicing, no chasing an agency.

Pay per visit, stated up front

The payout is on the order before you confirm it. When the physician signs off, the visit pays out — that is the whole process.

Your credentials, working for you

Keep your licences and competencies in the wallet once. Every visit you see is one you are already cleared for.

Your number stays yours

Patients message you through the app, masked both ways. When the visit closes, the line closes with it.

Bring your infusion volume home without loosening the record.

Tell us the drugs, the states, and the volume you are placing today. We will tell you plainly whether VeinFusion fits.

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