Let JSC Nursing assist you with the vascular access your need and the administration of intravenous medications.
Start feeling better in the comfort of your own home. Staff at JSC Nursing specialize in intravenous medication administration for a wide variety of diagnoses to an array of clients. Whether you need daily, weekly, or monthly assistance, a qualified nurse will provide venous access and individualized infusion therapy as prescribed by a doctor.
JSC Nursing understands that it is difficult to manage complex and timely infusions. If you or a loved one are prescribed an intravenous medication by a doctor, JSC Nursing has highly qualified infusion staff to help you manage medication administration. Let our team of expert nurses access and maintain new or established venous access devices. We will take the time to get to know you and develop a relationship while delivering a care plan that fits your specific needs
JSC Nursing is passionate about assisting clients with their intravenous medication needs. Receiving prescribed intravenous medications by a highly skilled Registered Nurse, while staying in the comfort of your own home; offers privacy and convenience. A team of compassionate nurses are here to serve the community by promoting healing at home.
My name is Jamie Clemmons, BSN RN. I am the owner of JSC Nursing, PLLC, Infusion Therapy Services. I am proud to say I have more than 12 years of experience serving the members of this community. I have worked in various specialties including long-term acute care, emergency, infusion therapy, and surgical.
"Jamie has always had a bright, smiling, positive demeanor towards those she works with and towards the patients she cares for. The starting of her own company and achieving expert level in Peripheral Intravenous Catheter Insertion, to provide a needed service, continues Jamie’s commitment to nursing in our community."
"I don't know what we would have done without Jamie. She visits us weekly for an infusion that takes 6 hours. Her professionalism is outstanding."