Infusion Therapy & Infusion Center
Marlton, NJ
At Lindenberg Cancer & Hematology Center, we understand that infusion therapy is more than the treatment itself. It’s the time you spend with us, the people caring for you, and knowing you have a team beside you throughout your journey.
Our Marlton infusion center combines advanced oncology and hematology treatment with a comfortable environment and the personalized attention that defines the Lindenberg Difference.
Advanced Treatment in a Comfortable, Personalized Setting
Infusion Therapy in Marlton, NJ
At Lindenberg Cancer & Hematology Center, we understand that infusion therapy is more than the treatment itself. It’s the time you spend with us, the people caring for you, and knowing you have a team beside you throughout your journey. Our Marlton infusion center combines advanced oncology and hematology treatment with a comfortable environment and the personalized attention that defines the Lindenberg Difference.
Personalized Infusion Care, Centered Around You
No two patients are exactly alike, and neither are their treatment plans. At Lindenberg Cancer & Hematology Center, infusion therapy is provided according to each patient’s individual diagnosis, needs, and personalized treatment plan.
Our experienced oncology team works closely together to coordinate your care, administer your prescribed treatment, monitor how you’re feeling, and answer questions along the way.
Depending on your individual needs, infusion therapy may be part of:
- Cancer treatment
- Hematology care
- Supportive care
Most importantly, you’ll receive your treatment from a team that gets to know you.
We believe that advanced medicine and compassionate, personal care belong together—and that patients should feel informed, comfortable, and supported throughout every stage of treatment.
A Comfortable Infusion Suite Designed With You In Mind
Cancer treatment doesn’t have to feel clinical or cold.
Our Marlton infusion suite was thoughtfully designed to provide a calm, comfortable setting where patients can settle in and feel cared for throughout their treatment.
Patients receive treatment in comfortable La-Z-Boy recliners for added comfort, providing a relaxing place during appointments that may last anywhere from a short period of time to several hours, depending on the prescribed therapy.
During treatment, patients can:
- Read
- Listen to music
- Watch something on their device
- Rest and relax
Throughout your infusion, our experienced nursing team is close by to monitor your care, answer questions, and make sure you are as comfortable as possible.
For many patients, infusion appointments become a regular part of their care journey, and we believe the environment matters.
Infusion Treatments & Therapies
Infusion therapy allows medications, fluids, and supportive treatments to be administered directly into the bloodstream under the supervision of your medical team.
At Lindenberg Cancer & Hematology Center, each infusion is part of an individualized care plan developed around your specific diagnosis, health needs, and treatment goals.
Chemotherapy medications may be administered through infusion as part of an individualized cancer treatment plan.
Immunotherapy may help the body’s immune system recognize and fight certain types of cancer.
IV fluids may be provided when additional hydration is needed during or alongside treatment.
IV iron may be provided for patients who require treatment for certain iron-related conditions.
Additional medications and supportive therapies may be administered intravenously depending on the patient’s individual needs.
Your physician and care team will explain why a particular therapy has been recommended, what you can expect during treatment, and how your response will be monitored along the way.
Treatment plans can change as your needs change. Our team remains closely involved throughout your care so you aren’t navigating those decisions alone.
What To Expect During Your Infusion
It’s completely normal to have questions before your first infusion. Knowing what to expect can help make your first treatment day feel a little more familiar.
When You Arrive
Our team will welcome you, help you get settled, and review the information you need for that day’s treatment.
During Treatment
You’ll be able to relax in one of our comfortable La-Z-Boy recliners while your prescribed therapy is administered and carefully monitored by our nursing team.
The amount of time you spend in the infusion suite will depend on the medication and treatment you’ve been prescribed.
Some treatments are relatively short, while others may take several hours.
Throughout your visit, our nurses will be nearby to:
- Monitor your treatment
- Check how you’re feeling
- Answer questions
- Help keep you comfortable
Before You Leave
We’ll review any instructions you need and make sure you understand what to expect next.
What To Expect During Your Infusion
How long does infusion therapy take?
Every infusion is different. The amount of time you’ll spend with us depends on the medication being administered, the prescribed dose, your treatment plan, and whether additional medications or monitoring are needed.
Some infusions may be completed relatively quickly, while others can take several hours.
Before your treatment, our team will help you understand approximately how long you should plan to be at the infusion center so you can prepare for your day.
What should I bring to my infusion appointment?
For longer treatments, we encourage you to bring anything that helps you feel relaxed and comfortable.
This may include:
- A book
- Tablet
- Headphones
- Phone and charger
- Sweater
- Another quiet activity
Please also bring any identification, insurance information, medication list, or other information requested by your care team.
If there is anything specific you need to bring for your particular treatment, we’ll let you know beforehand.
What should I wear for my infusion?
Comfort is key.
We generally recommend comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows you to relax during your appointment.
Depending on how your treatment will be administered, your nursing team may provide additional guidance about clothing that makes accessing an IV or port easier.
Can I eat before my infusion?
Whether you should eat before treatment depends on the particular infusion you’re receiving and your individual care plan.
Some patients may be able to eat normally, while others may receive specific instructions.
Always follow the directions provided by your Lindenberg care team before your treatment.
Can I bring someone with me?
We know how meaningful it can be to have someone you trust with you during cancer treatment.
Visitor guidelines can vary, so please speak with our team before your appointment about having a family member, friend, or caregiver accompany you during your infusion.
What happens during my first infusion?
Your first infusion may take a little more time because we want you to understand your treatment and feel comfortable asking questions.
Your care team may review:
- Your prescribed therapy
- What to expect during the infusion
- Potential side effects
- Important information for after treatment
Once you’re settled into the infusion suite, our nursing team will administer and monitor your treatment according to your individualized care plan.
What is the difference between chemotherapy and immunotherapy?
Chemotherapy and immunotherapy fight cancer in different ways.
Chemotherapy uses medications that target rapidly dividing cells, including cancer cells.
Immunotherapy works by helping the body’s immune system recognize and fight cancer.
The treatment that’s appropriate for you depends on your diagnosis and many individual factors.
Your oncologist will explain why a particular treatment or combination of treatments has been recommended for you.
What happens if I have a question after my infusion?
Your care doesn’t end when you leave our infusion suite.
Questions or symptoms can arise after treatment, and knowing who to call can provide important peace of mind.
Lindenberg patients have access to our 24/7/365 Nurse Triage Line for questions and concerns between appointments.
This line is not a substitute for emergency care. In the event of an emergency, please dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
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773 East Route 70 Suite E-125, Marlton, NJ 08053
Located in the Elmwood Business and Medical Park
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Friday: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
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