
Evergreen Factor offers iron infusion therapy in Lake Oswego for established patients and those referred by a qualified medical professional. Iron infusions are not available as a walk-in service and must be supported by appropriate medical history, laboratory results, and a clinical recommendation.
Recommendations may come from Dr. Tomas Gigena, MD, or another qualified prescribing provider. All outside recommendations and laboratory results must be reviewed before treatment can be scheduled.
WHAT IS IRON INFUSION THERAPY?
An iron infusion delivers a prescribed iron formulation directly into the bloodstream through an IV. It may be considered when laboratory testing confirms iron deficiency and oral iron is not tolerated, has not been effective, or is not considered appropriate by the patient’s healthcare provider.
Iron infusions are medical treatments—not general wellness drips—and are only administered when clinically recommended and medical conditions are met.
IV iron may be considered for people with laboratory-confirmed iron deficiency who cannot tolerate oral iron, have not responded adequately to it, or have difficulty absorbing it. This may include individuals with certain gastrointestinal conditions, a history of bariatric surgery, chronic blood loss, kidney disease, pregnancy-related deficiency, or pre-surgical needs.
Fatigue or reduced exercise tolerance alone does not establish a need for IV iron. Treatment requires laboratory testing and a recommendation from a qualified prescribing provider.
A qualified healthcare provider may recommend IV iron after reviewing symptoms, medical history, and laboratory findings. Relevant testing may include:
Feeling tired does not necessarily mean that someone has an iron deficiency or needs an infusion. The underlying cause of abnormal iron levels should be evaluated by a qualified medical professional.
Iron infusion therapy at Evergreen Factor requires a recommendation from:
Patients referred by an outside provider may be asked to submit recent laboratory results, the recommended iron formulation and dosage, and relevant medical records. Our clinical team will review the information before confirming whether the infusion can be provided at Evergreen Factor.
A referral or recommendation does not automatically guarantee treatment. Based on availability.
Iron infusions require a recommendation from Dr. Tomas Gigena, MD, or another qualified prescribing provider.
Before scheduling, our clinical team reviews the order, medical history, current medications, prescribed dose, and relevant laboratory results.
Iron infusions are provided according to medical need and product availability—not as a walk-in service.
A licensed nurse places the IV and administers the prescribed iron dose while monitoring you throughout the appointment.
Infusions generally take 45–60 minutes, although timing may vary based on the iron product, dosage, and individual response.
You can sit and relax in the calming ambiance of our IV Lounge. A brief observation period may also be required.
Our clinical team will provide post-infusion instructions and explain what to watch for after your appointment.
Follow-up laboratory testing or additional infusions may be recommended by your prescribing provider based on your initial results, prescribed treatment plan, and response to the infusion.
Contact Dr. Tomas Gigena. MD or your provider with questions or unexpected symptoms.
Evergreen Factor offers three IV iron dosage options:
The appropriate dose must be recommended by Dr. Tomas Gigena, MD, or another qualified prescribing provider and is based on relevant laboratory results, medical history, and individual needs.
Iron product availability and acquisition costs can change.
Please call our Client Care Team at 1-844-433-2286 for current pricing and scheduling information.
Please reach us at info@evergreenfactor.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Iron is an essential component of hemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to tissues throughout the body. When iron stores become too low, some people develop iron deficiency anemia. Possible symptoms include fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, difficulty concentrating, pale skin, and reduced exercise tolerance.
An IV iron infusion delivers prescribed iron directly into a vein, bypassing gastrointestinal absorption. It may be considered when laboratory testing confirms iron deficiency and oral iron is not tolerated, has not been effective, or is not considered appropriate.
At Evergreen Factor in Lake Oswego, iron infusions are available only with a recommendation from Dr. Tomas Gigena, MD, or another qualified prescribing provider. Each infusion includes the prescribed iron dose and trace minerals and is administered by licensed clinical staff according to an established medical protocol.
No. Iron infusions are not offered as a walk-in or self-selected IV service at Evergreen Factor. Treatment requires a recommendation from Dr. Tomas Gigena, MD, or another qualified prescribing provider, followed by review of the order and relevant medical information.
Yes. Evergreen Factor may administer iron infusions recommended by an outside qualified provider. Our team must receive and review the necessary order, dosage information, recent laboratory results, and relevant medical history before scheduling.
Required testing depends on the prescribing provider and individual circumstances. Commonly reviewed results may include a complete blood count, ferritin, serum iron, total iron-binding capacity, and transferrin saturation. Our team will explain what documentation is needed.
Evergreen Factor offers 100 mg, 200 mg, and 300 mg iron infusion options. The appropriate dose is determined by the recommending provider based on laboratory findings, medical history, and individual needs—not selected from a standard IV menu.
Please call for current pricing. The cost varies based on the prescribed dose, iron product availability, and changing acquisition costs. Our Client Care Team can confirm current pricing after reviewing the recommendation or order.
No. Evergreen Factor is a self-pay clinic and does not bill insurance or provide superbills for reimbursement. Payment is due directly to Evergreen Factor. Patients should discuss other options with their prescribing provider if they need insurance-based care.
Call Evergreen Factor at 1-844-433-2286. Our Client Care Team will explain the required medical information, confirm current availability and pricing, and help coordinate scheduling after the recommendation has been reviewed.
Medical Disclaimer:
Iron Infusion Therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider like Dr. Tomas Gigena, M.D. before beginning any new therapy or wellness program, especially if you have existing medical conditions or are taking medications.
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