Biologic Therapy Services

Medically supervised IV therapy for autoimmune, neurologic, metabolic and bone health conditions - serving patients in the San Gabriel Valley and LA County

Biologic Infusion Therapy in Arcadia, Pasadena and Greater Los Angeles

Biologic therapy, also known as biologic infusion therapy or biologic medication, represents an important category of modern treatment used to manage complex medical conditions. At California Infusion Centers, we specialize in administering FDA-approved biologic drugs through safe, comfortable IV infusions. These therapies act on specific immune or protein-based pathways as prescribed by specialists to help manage chronic or complex diseases.

Our clinic provides a wide range of biologic therapies used to treat conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS), rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, psoriasis, thyroid eye disease, osteoporosis and more. Whether you’re looking to transition your infusion care or begin a new therapy, our licensed clinical team will work directly with your referring provider to ensure a seamless experience.

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(626) 538-4270

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What Are Biologic Therapies

How Biologic Therapies Work to Treat Complex Conditions

What Are Biologic Therapies?

Biologic medications are lab-engineered molecules, often derived from living cells, that are used to treat immune-mediated diseases and other chronic conditions. Unlike traditional drugs, biologics target specific components of the immune system, such as proteins, cytokines or cell receptors.

Most biologic infusion therapies are prescribed by specialists and delivered through intravenous (IV) administration over a period of 30 minutes to several hours, depending on the medication. Some can also be given via subcutaneous injection, although infusion therapy remains the most common and effective delivery method for moderate to severe disease states.

Targeted Infusion Treatments Across a Broad Range of Diagnoses

Conditions We Treat With Biologic Infusion Therapy

We support patients referred for biologic treatment across several therapeutic categories:

Autoimmune Disorders

(e.g., rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, psoriasis, ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s disease, hidradenitis suppurativa; treated with biologic medications such as Skyrizi, Tremfya, and Hytrulo as prescribed by specialists)

Neurological Conditions

(e.g., multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s-related cognitive decline; managed in coordination with neurologist-directed care using FDA-approved infusions such as Ocrevus or Aduhelm)

Infectious Diseases

(e.g., bacterial infections requiring physician-prescribed antibiotic infusion therapy; administered under clinical supervision)

Metabolic and Bone Health Disorders

(e.g., gout and osteoporosis; infused medications such as Prolia may be prescribed under medical supervision to support bone health and metabolic stability)

Oncology and Supportive Therapies

(e.g., Herceptin for HER2+ breast cancer and Intralipid for physician-directed nutritional support)

Rare and Complex Diseases

(e.g., Uplizna, Soliris, or Onpattro for rare autoimmune, neuromuscular, or genetic conditions as prescribed by a specialist)

What We Offer

Examples of Biologic Therapies We Administer

At California Infusion Centers, we offer a curated and clinically validated list of biologic medications. Here’s a sample of the biologics available by referral:

Actemra, Aduhelm, Antibiotic, Benlysta, Cinqair, Enbrel, Entyvio, Herceptin, Humira, HyQvia, Hytrulo, Ilumya, Inflectra, Injectafer, Intralipid, Krystexxa, Kisunla, Leqembi, Ocrevus, Onpattro, Orbactiv, Orencia, Prolia, Remicade, Renflexis, Simponi Aria, Skyrizi, Soliris, Solu-Medrol, Stelara, Tepezza, Tremfya, Tysabri, Uplizna, Vyepti and Zinplava. More available upon request.

We also provide infusion therapy for autoimmune and neurological conditions, including biologics that are often hard to access in standard outpatient settings. Every medication is sourced through licensed channels and administered in compliance with the latest safety protocols.

All medications are FDA-approved and administered only with a valid prescription and physician order based on medical necessity.

Personalized, Comfortable Infusion Care in a Private Setting

What To Expect During Your Visit

Your experience at California Infusion Centers is designed to provide privacy, comfort, and clinically monitored care.

What To Expect During Your Visit

Who We Serve

Specialized Infusion Care for Patients Across Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley

California Infusion Centers provides biologic infusion therapy to patients from Arcadia, Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, and throughout greater Los Angeles. We collaborate closely with referring specialists, primary care providers, and care coordinators to support individuals managing autoimmune, neurologic, metabolic, osteoporosis-related and rare chronic conditions.

What Our Patients Are Saying

Real Experiences with Compassionate Infusion Care

Patients trust California Infusion Centers for more than just advanced treatment. They come to us for comfort, clarity, and clinical excellence. From first-time infusions to long-term therapy, hear how our team, environment, and attention to detail have made a difference in the lives of people managing complex and chronic conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Honest Answers About Our Team, Treatments and Patient Experience

At California Infusion Centers, we’re committed to transparency and compassionate care. This section covers the most common questions we hear, from our clinical approach and safety standards to what it’s like receiving biologic infusion therapy in our Arcadia clinic.

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Give Us A Call

(626) 538-4270

Email Us

Info@cainfusioncenters.com

Yes. Most biologic medications require a prescription and prior authorization from your specialist or primary care provider.

Biologic infusions are administered under medical supervision by licensed nurses following strict safety, sterile preparation, and monitoring protocols.

Infusion times vary from 30 minutes to 3+ hours depending on the medication.

Most biologic therapies prescribed for medically necessary conditions are often covered by insurance, depending on your plan and diagnosis. Our team will verify benefits and assist with prior authorizations before scheduling.

Treatment frequency varies by medication and condition. Some biologics are administered every few weeks, while others may be monthly or quarterly. Your referring provider will determine the best schedule for you, and our team will help coordinate appointments.

Yes. Many patients transfer to us for a more comfortable setting or better location. We’ll coordinate directly with your current infusion center and provider to ensure a seamless transition without interrupting your treatment plan.

We recommend bringing a valid ID and insurance card, a list of current medications, and anything you'd like to stay comfortable during your visit, such as a book, headphones, or blanket. We provide refreshments, Wi-Fi, and entertainment options as well.

All infusions are monitored by licensed nurses trained in managing infusion reactions. We have emergency protocols in place and maintain real-time communication with your prescribing provider to ensure safety throughout your visit.

Yes. We administer many FDA-approved biologic medications, including options such as Skyrizi, Tremfya, Hytrulo, and Prolia, when prescribed by your provider and approved through insurance or specialty pharmacy channels.

Disclaimer: All biologic infusions are prescribed by licensed healthcare providers based on clinical indication and medical necessity. California Infusion Centers does not diagnose or independently determine treatment plans.