Improve patient outcomes. Increase revenue.
Turnkey In-House
Infusion Services.
Built for FQHCs and 340B covered entities. We handle buildout, staffing, operations, and compliance. You keep the patients - and the revenue.
Trusted by health centers nationwide
Add infusion to your 340B program.
FQHCs are referring infusion patients - and the revenue that comes with them - to hospital systems every day. An in-house suite keeps both in the building.
Our turnkey model adds the service line in under 90 days, without pulling your leadership off their day job or asking for a capital check.
Find out moreUpfront capital
required to launch
Sq ft minimum
footprint to start
Partner
for the full stack
One partner
Buildout, nurses, scheduling, compliance. One contract.
The numbers at a glance.
How the revenue breaks down, what a buildout actually costs, and how much space a suite really takes. No marketing math.
Where infusion revenue comes from
* Illustrative breakdown. Actual mix varies by formulary and patient volume.
Traditional buildout vs. Remy turnkey
Traditional build-out
Your capital
$485K
Avg. upfront
Remy turnkey
Your capital
$0
Upfront
You keep the revenue. We carry the setup risk.
Remy pays for buildout, equipment, clinical hiring, credentialing, and compliance software. Our fee comes from program performance, not your budget.
250 sq ft is basically nothing.
A 4-8 chair infusion suite fits in the corner of an 8,000 sq ft FQHC - roughly 3% of your floor plan. No new building. No major renovation. Shared reception, restrooms, and intake flow.
- Drops into your existing clinical footprint
- Shares reception, restrooms, and check-in
- Starts at 4 chairs, scales to 12+
Eight reasons FQHCs say yes.
What in-house infusion actually delivers for your clinic, your clinicians, and your patients.
New topline revenue
A new revenue line tied to your 340B program. No capital outlay from your health center.
Turnkey operations
Buildout, clinical staffing, scheduling, credentialing, and compliance - we run all of it.
Keep care in-house
Stop referring infusion patients out to hospital systems. Keep continuity of care and the margin.
250 sq ft minimum
Starts in the corner of your existing clinic. No new building, no major renovation.
Medication adherence
In-house infusion closes the adherence gap for chronic conditions. Fewer missed doses, fewer setbacks.
340B compliance oversight
Split-billing, documentation, and HRSA audit readiness handled by our compliance team and legal partners.
Fewer hospitalizations
Regular scheduled infusion cuts avoidable ER visits and admissions for complex patients.
Physician education
Treatment pathway support and infusion protocol training for your provider team - included.
Watch it in action.
A two-minute look at a real FQHC infusion suite - from first patient to first full week of operations.
Customer story
From concept to first infusion - in 90 days.
“The Remy team genuinely cares about your success, and it shows. They have helped us optimize our business and are actively working with us on long-term strategy. Having them as a partner has made a real difference for our organization.”
Arvin Lewis
CEO, Space Coast Health Centers - Titusville, FL
Questions we hear from FQHC leadership.
Direct answers to what health center executives, CMOs, and pharmacy directors ask before they start.
A turnkey infusion center is an in-house infusion therapy suite built, staffed, and operated for a Federally Qualified Health Center by an outside partner. The FQHC contributes a small amount of existing clinic space (as little as 250 sq ft) and keeps the 340B-generated drug margin, while the partner pays for equipment, clinical hiring, credentialing, scheduling, and 340B compliance software.
A 4-8 chair infusion suite fits in approximately 250 sq ft - roughly 3% of a typical 8,000 sq ft FQHC. It shares reception, check-in, and restrooms with the existing clinical flow, so no new building or major renovation is required.
Zero upfront capital. Remy covers buildout, equipment, clinical staffing, credentialing, and compliance tooling. Our compensation comes from program performance after launch, not from the health center's budget. A traditional self-funded buildout typically runs $400K-$500K in year one.
Most FQHC partners see the first patient within 90 days of signing. The timeline covers space planning, equipment installation, nurse hiring and credentialing, payer enrollment, 340B compliance setup, and clinical protocol build-out.
Most infusion drugs administered to 340B-eligible patients qualify for 340B pricing. When an FQHC refers an eligible patient to a hospital-based infusion center, the 340B margin on that drug goes to the hospital. Running the infusion in-house keeps that margin inside the health center, where it can be reinvested in patient care.
Remy hires, credentials, and manages the infusion nursing team - including infusion nurses, nurse practitioners, and operational leads. The FQHC's own providers continue to order infusions and manage patient care; Remy handles the day-to-day staffing and scheduling of the suite.
Common indications include rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, psoriasis, multiple sclerosis, asthma, iron deficiency anemia, osteoporosis, and select infectious disease protocols. The formulary is built around the patient mix of the specific FQHC.
Looking for a specific medication?
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