STANFORD REDWOOD CITY INFUSION THERAPY CENTER PATIENT INFORMATION Stanford Redwood City Infusion Therapy Center OVERVIEW Stanford Hospital & Clinics and the Stanford Cancer Center are proud to announce that the new Stanford Redwood City Infusion Therapy Center opened on January 6, 2014. This new state-of-the-art facility provides an additional location option and expanded access for returning patients who have previously received infusion treatments in the Infusion Treatment Area 450 Broadway Street Pavilion B35, 3rd Floor Redwood City, CA 94063 Hours Monday – Friday 7:00am – 7:00pm (ITA) at the Stanford Cancer Center. We also look forward to welcoming new infusion patients with non-oncologic diagnoses and patients who have been treated in the Ambulatory Treatment Infusion Center (ATIC) at Stanford Hospital & Clinics. The new facility offers the most advanced technology in a beautifully designed space, staffed by medical teams who work closely with your Coming soon, open on Saturdays physician to provide the same level of superior nursing expertise and patient Appointments Tel: 650.724.6140 Fax: 650.724.6134 The Stanford Redwood City Infusion Center has 20 infusion chairs, providing Information Diane Martinez, RN Clinic Nurse Manager DMartinez@stanfordmed.org 650.724.6136 • Open Patty Lacey, RN care available at the main Stanford campus. more flexibility and capacity for scheduling treatments, along with a range of amenities for your comfort and convenience, including: • Free 6 days per week with convenient hours parking and easy access to Highway 101 • Calm, • Floor quiet environment to ceiling windows providing expansive views and natural light • Choice of individual or small group infusion pods; private rooms also available Assistant Clinic Nurse Manager If you are interested in receiving treatment at the Redwood City PLacey@stanfordmed.org 650.724.6137 your eligibility for this new facility. Donna Healy, MSN, RN Director of Clinical Services DHealy@stanfordmed.org 650.862.6639 Infusion Therapy Center, please speak to your physician to determine