Hospital-level expertise, in an outpatient setting.
Every infusion is overseen by a board-certified infectious disease physician — a distinction that directly benefits the patients we serve.
Meet Dr. Jagraj Nijjar
Infectious Disease Physician
Dr. Jagraj Nijjar is the infectious disease physician who leads clinical care at Iris Infusions.
Infectious disease is the specialty devoted to diagnosing and treating complex, serious, and hard-to-manage infections — the kind that often call for IV antibiotics, antifungals, or long-course therapy. It's the same expertise hospitals rely on for their most challenging cases.
That matters for infusion therapy because the medications involved — IV antibiotics, and biologics that suppress the immune system — carry real risk if they aren't chosen, dosed, and monitored correctly. With Dr. Nijjar overseeing your treatment, your care is guided by a specialist who understands both the infection and the therapy, so issues are caught early and your plan is adjusted the moment your condition changes.
- Diagnoses and manages complex infections that require IV or long-course therapy
- Selects and doses antibiotics and biologics with specialist precision
- Watches for infection risk in patients on immune-suppressing therapy
- Helps patients avoid hospitalization by managing care in the clinic
What an infectious disease specialist brings
Infectious disease physicians are among the most highly trained doctors in understanding how infections develop, how the body responds, and which treatments work — including IV antibiotics and antifungal therapy. Having that expertise overseeing your infusions means:
- Accurate diagnosis — infections are properly identified and matched to the most effective protocol.
- Precise medication management — IV therapies are dosed and monitored by a specialist, reducing risk and improving outcomes.
- Faster response to complications — if your condition changes, a specialist on your team can adjust your care in real time.
- Reduced hospital dependency — patients who might otherwise need hospitalization can often receive expert-level care in our clinic.
Who benefits from infusion therapy here
Infusion therapy at Iris Infusions is a strong option for patients who:
- Have been prescribed IV antibiotics for infections such as Lyme disease, osteomyelitis, or cellulitis.
- Require long-term IV medications for chronic or autoimmune conditions.
- Need hydration therapy or specialized infusions.
- Are transitioning out of a hospital and continuing treatment in an outpatient setting.
Comfort, convenience, and clinical excellence
Infusion therapy can feel intimidating. Our team works to make every session as comfortable and stress-free as possible, in a welcoming clinical environment with staff who care about your progress. Infusion therapy here isn't just a service — it's a commitment to delivering hospital-level expertise in a setting that feels closer to home.
Specialist-led
Therapies dosed and monitored by an infectious disease physician, not simply administered.
Insurance billed
Most major plans accepted, with benefits verified before treatment begins.
Out of the hospital
Expert-level infusion care delivered in a comfortable, convenient clinic.
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