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Palmetto Infusion
Restoring Health. Restoring Hope.
About Palmetto Infusion
As an ambulatory infusion company with an in-home care segment, Palmetto Infusion was among the first in the country to believe that what we had to offer to patients—it was unique, and it was life-altering. That though we might offer infusion treatments for autoimmune diseases, what we’re ultimately offering is hope. Hope that despite receiving a life-changing diagnosis, and at times, an unclear prognosis, that a path to wellness and a real quality of life is possible. And that even in the darkest of moments, hope could be restored. Upon our founding in 1999, it was our hope that if we always operated with empathy, and followed our belief in servant leadership, that we would build a team of nurses, doctors, pharmacists, intake specialists, and frontline staff who take personal ownership over patient health and have great respect and admiration for one another. The business of restoring health is, after all, the business that we’re in. And though it might be our job to help our patients get well, our purpose is much greater. We are caregivers, we are problem solvers, we are doers, we are teachers, and we do what we say we will do. Palmetto Infusion is now in six states across the Southeast, with 35+ clinic locations and growing. We invite you to join our extended family.
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Presence & Recognition
Palmetto Infusion is hosting a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Open House event at Palm Coast at 5650 FL-100, Suite 124 on Thursday, September 10, from 11 AM to 2 PM.
Reported by Palmetto Infusion
Presence & Recognition
Palmetto Infusion celebrated the 2026 Q2 MVP Award winners, including Latoya Cochran and Pam Breeland, for their contributions and impact across the organization.
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Presence & Recognition
Palmetto Infusion recognized Latoya Cochran and Pam Breeland as Q2 2026 MVP Award recipients for their exceptional leadership and contributions to the organization.
Reported by Tim Hadley