We’re pleased to welcome Integrated Gastroenterology Consultants (IGIC) as a Suite Life Network Member.
Through this collaboration, we’re expanding access to high-quality infusion care for patients across Greater Lowell and the Merrimack Valley. We will continue a relentless focus on providing an exemplary experience for patients and providers and reduce treatment costs.
Living with a rheumatic condition presents unique physical and emotional hurdles. Chronic pain, stiffness, and fatigue can make simple daily tasks feel overwhelming. At Suite Life, we understand these challenges. We provide outpatient infusion therapy to help manage symptoms, improve daily function, and support long-term disease control, all delivered in a calm, patient-centered setting.
If oral medications haven't provided enough relief, infusion therapy allows medication to be delivered directly into the bloodstream. This method often offers faster, more effective results for specific autoimmune diseases.
Suite Life specializes in biologics and other infusion therapies for a wide range of rheumatologic and autoimmune conditions. Our goal is to make advanced care accessible without the stress of a hospital visit.
Rheumatoid arthritis is one of the most common conditions we treat. If you are exploring options for an infusion for RA, we offer a comfortable environment for your care. Rheumatoid arthritis IV infusion therapy is a cornerstone of treatment for many patients with moderate to severe RA.
We administer various RA infusion drugs that target specific parts of the immune system to reduce inflammation and stop joint damage. When oral medications fail, infusions for rheumatoid arthritis can be a game-changer for preserving mobility and quality of life. Patients often ask, "What is the best IV infusion for rheumatoid arthritis?" The answer depends on your specific medical history and how you respond to different biologics, which is why we coordinate closely with your rheumatologist. Common rheumatoid arthritis infusion options include Remicade, Orencia, and Actemra, among others.
Lupus is a complex autoimmune disease that can affect multiple organ systems. For patients requiring more aggressive management, an IV infusion for lupus can help control disease activity. We provide several IV treatments for lupus, such as Benlysta or Saphnelo, designed to reduce flare-ups and minimize the need for long-term steroid use.
We also provide specialized care for:
We also frequently administer Remicade infusion therapy, a versatile biologic used to treat several of the conditions listed above, including RA, psoriatic arthritis, and ankylosing spondylitis.
Note: Treatment is provided strictly by prescription and in coordination with your referring rheumatology provider.
We believe your environment plays a role in your healing. Infusions are administered by experienced clinical professionals in a comfortable outpatient space designed for relaxation.
Our goal is to make treatment days as manageable and stress-free as possible. From the time we receive your prescription, our team supports scheduling, insurance coordination, and ongoing communication—so you can focus on your health rather than logistics.
When you search for "infusion centers near me" or "infusion therapy near me," you are likely looking for convenience, safety, and quality care close to home. Suite Life serves patients across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, offering a convenient alternative to hospital-based infusion centers.
We provide easy access and on-site parking, removing the hassle of navigating large hospital campuses. We work closely with referring providers to ensure safe, coordinated, and efficient care.
If you are currently receiving infusion therapy or have been referred for treatment of a rheumatic condition, contact Suite Life to request an appointment. Our team will guide you through the next steps and coordinate directly with your provider to get your treatment plan in motion.
Absolutely! Infusion therapy offers several advantages over traditional options for rheumatoid arthritis. First and foremost, while oral medications need to pass through the digestive system before being absorbed into the bloodstream, infusion therapy administers the medication directly into the bloodstream, ensuring a quicker and more efficient impact.
Infusion therapy also allows the dosage of medication to be precisely controlled, ensuring that you receive the exact amount you need, when you need it. And, because infusion therapy bypasses the gastrointestinal system, it can also reduce the risk of certain side effects associated with oral medications.
It's important to keep in mind that every patient's experience is different, and what works best will depend on your specific condition and overall health. We recommend discussing these options with your PCP or rheumatology doctor.
Gout is a form of inflammatory arthritis that leads to the formation of crystals in the joints, causing pain, swelling, and stiffness. By injecting gout medication directly into the bloodstream, infusion therapy can effectively and quickly reduce pain and inflammation, providing relief and helping prevent future flare-ups.
The frequency of your infusion therapy sessions will depend on your specific condition and treatment plan. Some patients may need to come in weekly, while others may only need treatment every few months. Our team will work with you to schedule appointments that fit your needs and help manage your symptoms effectively.
After your provider submits your referral to us, our team will contact you to welcome you to our suite, schedule your first visit, verify your insurance information, and answer any questions you may have. The process is simple and stress-free, so you can focus on receiving the care you need.