Need help booking an appointment? Call us at (905) 487-4411 or email info@aniyahcare.com
Need help booking an appointment? Call us at (905) 487-4411 or email info@aniyahcare.com
Clinically supervised IV iron infusions administered by Registered Nurses in Ajax, serving patients across Durham Region and the East GTA.
Physician referral required
RN-administered care
Bloodwork required
Clinic fee separate
IV iron may be considered when iron levels are low and oral iron is not enough, not tolerated, or not absorbed well. A physician or prescribing provider must review bloodwork and determine whether IV iron is appropriate.
Whether you’re a patient or a referring provider, here’s exactly what to do next.
Once your physician has prescribed IV iron, Aniyah Care can help you schedule your infusion in our Ajax clinic. Our team will confirm your referral, medication type, appointment length, preparation instructions, and clinic fee before your visit.
Download our referral form and bring it to your family physician, specialist, nurse practitioner, or prescribing provider. They will determine whether IV iron is appropriate based on your symptoms, medical history, and bloodwork.
Aniyah Care accepts physician-referred IV iron infusion patients for in-clinic administration by Registered Nurses. Please complete the referral form and include the prescription, relevant bloodwork, and any clinical instructions.
Provider checklist
Iron infusion therapy usually involves two separate costs:
Prescribed by your physician and may be covered by private insurance or applicable drug plans, depending on your benefits and the specific formulation prescribed.
Charged separately by Aniyah Care for in-clinic administration, nursing time, monitoring, supplies, and coordination with your referring provider.
Final pricing is reviewed before your appointment is booked, so there are no surprises.
Every infusion begins the same way with a proper clinical assessment and is tailored to your individual needs.
Your physician or prescribing provider confirms whether IV iron is appropriate and sends Aniyah Care your referral, prescription, and recent bloodwork.
Once your referral is received, our team contacts you to review next steps, confirm the clinic fee, and schedule your infusion appointment.
A Registered Nurse starts your IV, administers the prescribed iron formulation, and monitors you throughout the appointment. Appointment length depends on the medication prescribed.
You are monitored after the infusion. A completion note can be sent to your referring provider, and follow-up bloodwork is usually arranged through your physician.
Aniyah Care administers physician-prescribed IV iron formulations, including:
Which IV iron formulation is right for you?
Your physician determines which formulation is appropriate based on diagnosis, bloodwork, medical history, dose requirements, and insurance coverage.
For patients navigating fatigue, low ferritin, anemia, postpartum depletion, heavy periods, or absorption concerns a calm, respectful, supportive care environment.
Conveniently located at 555 Kingston Rd West in Ajax, serving patients across Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington, Scarborough, and the East GTA.
Once you have your referral, contact our Ajax clinic to schedule your appointment.
Every infusion requires a physician referral and prescription, helping ensure IV iron is used appropriately and safely.
Aniyah Care offers a private, supportive setting for patients navigating fatigue, iron deficiency, postpartum depletion, heavy periods, and other health concerns.
After your infusion, Aniyah Care can confirm completion of treatment with your referring provider.
Eat normally unless advised otherwise, stay hydrated, and bring your medication and referral. Wear clothing with easy arm access.
Appointment length depends on the prescribed formulation. A Registered Nurse administers and monitors the infusion throughout your visit.
Expect a short monitoring period. Your physician may repeat bloodwork several weeks later to assess your response and plan any follow-up.
Everything you need to know before your appointment.
Yes. A physician or prescribing provider must determine whether IV iron is appropriate and provide a prescription/referral.
Most referrals include CBC, ferritin, and iron studies. Additional testing may be requested depending on health history.
There are usually two costs: the iron medication and the clinic infusion fee. Medication may be covered by insurance or drug benefits; the clinic fee is confirmed before booking.
The clinic administration fee is not typically covered by OHIP in private clinic settings. Medication coverage depends on the patient's insurance or drug plan.
Appointment length depends on the prescribed formulation; some appointments are shorter, others take several hours, including monitoring.
Most patients can resume normal activities after the monitoring period, unless their provider advises otherwise.
Possible effects include headache, nausea, muscle aches, dizziness, or temporary discomfort at the IV site. Serious reactions are rare but possible, which is why monitoring is part of the appointment.
This varies. Some patients notice improvement within days to weeks; others require follow-up testing and additional treatment depending on the cause of iron deficiency.
That depends on the formulation prescribed, iron levels, and the physician's treatment plan.
Your physician may repeat bloodwork several weeks after treatment to assess your response.
Located at 555 Kingston Rd West, Ajax we are accessible to patients across Durham Region and the East GTA. Most patients drive 20 minutes or less.
Book a free, confidential consultation at our Ajax clinic. Our team will listen, review your situation, and help you understand what care options may be appropriate for you.
Physician referral required · Fully private · 555 Kingston Rd W, Ajax, Ontario
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