Joshua Allen, R.N.
Over the last 25 years, the infusion industry has evolved extensively. And Registered Nurse Joshua Allen has been there for it all, often taking the lead as new therapies were introduced and brought into the home setting. His depth and breadth of experience enables BrightStar Care® to continue expanding its growth of in-home infusion partnerships.
Early in Joshua’s career, he primarily provided in-home infusions for clients that needed factor products for bleeding disorders, IVIG for autoimmune diseases and chemotherapy for pediatric leukemia patients.
As the industry evolved, so did Joshua. He educated himself on emerging therapies and soon found himself providing in-home infusions in the specialty pharmacy space, which he has done for the last 19 years. He was dedicated to gaining the knowledge needed to safely infuse a wide range of new products.
Dedicated to patient education and high-quality care, Joshua’s goal is to make sure every single child or adult has a good experience with their in-home treatment. He is an efficient, knowledgeable and compassionate resource for each partner organization’s infusion staffing needs.
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Jul 7, 2026
Managing Chronic Conditions at Home: The Role of Infusion Therapy in Crohn’s Disease Care
Crohn’s disease is hard to manage and expensive when care is not consistent. Patients can move quickly from stability to severe flare. When that happens, many need emergency care or a...Read More -
Patients receiving IV antibiotics at home have similar safety and quality metrics comparable to those of patients receiving inpatient care, with no meaningful differences in mortality...Read More
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In 2024, workplace injuries cost U.S. employers $54.9 billion in lost productivity, $36.8 billion in medical expenses, $64.5 billion in administrative expenses and 69...Read More
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Jun 12, 2026
Extending Specialty Infusion Care Beyond the Hospital: How Strategic Partnerships Improve Outcomes at Home
Longer lives and more chronic conditions are driving a growing need for complex infusion care outside hospital walls. At the same time, payors are seeking value...Read More -
Hospital readmissions cost the U.S. healthcare system billions each year. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Servies (CMS) reports that nearly 1 in 5 Medicare patients return to the...Read More
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In hospital outpatient settings, infusion therapy usually costs more than in other care settings. A large study of more than 52,000 infusions found that hospital outpatient departments had...Read More
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For some mothers, postpartum recovery can include complications that require medical treatment and close monitoring. They may need infusion therapy to manage infections, dehydration, ...Read More
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Pediatric home infusion therapy is an essential care option for children who need IV medications, hydration or nutritional support. For many families, at-home...Read More
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Healthcare organizations are increasingly shifting to home infusion therapy for patients with bleeding disorders. Patients prefer the in-home infusion approach due to its increased...Read More