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AMI Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Clinics in Louisiana

September 14, 2021

AMI Expeditionary Healthcare Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Clinics in Louisiana – AMI nurses Ekta Patel and Julia Bublitz perform outpatient antibody treatment to COVID-19 positive patients at St. Tammany’s Parish Hospital in Covington, Louisiana.

“The process takes about 1.5 hours from the time the patient pulls into the parking lot until they are back in their car and heading home. We have had many referral patients from friends and family that were treated and reported feeling better and having expedited recovery,” commented Julia Bublitz.

“At this site, we have 6 treatment bays and see about 45 to 50 patients per day. We are honored and delighted to support patients through outpatient care and take some of the burden off of the overwhelmed hospitals here in Louisiana,” noted Ekta Patel.

To join our family of healthcare professionals in Louisiana please visit https://careers.ami.health/global/en/louisiana

 

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