Medically monitored infusion care in a spa-like setting.
- Convenient Location
- Relaxing, Private Suites
- Wi-Fi, Snacks & Drinks
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Less Stressful Infusion Treatment
Easy.
Our streamlined scheduling process makes it easy for you to plan.
Our Focus Is On You.
You are our priority, and our custom treatment options mean that you get care tailored to your needs.
Expertise.
Our expert clinical staff has experience in a wide range of conditions. You’ll always have an expert at your side when you need them.
We Love Our Patients
Mt JULIET, TN Infusion Center
We can help you manage your condition so you experience fewer hospital stays and more time at home where you belong.
- 5002 Crossings Circle,
Suite 100
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 - 7am – 5pm | Monday – Friday
- 844-893-0012
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WHAT TO EXPECT
We create a custom treatment plan. You relax in a spacious suite with snacks and Wi-Fi!
Our certified techs work with other members of your care team to ensure you’ve got just what you need.
We’ll deal with the insurance company and work to make sure you pay as little as possible out of pocket.
Here’s what our patients have to say.
What a special place this is. Everyone I've encountered here is kind and accommodating. Tina at the front desk is sweet as can be. Abbi, Angie, Chelsea, Arielle and Juli are all so caring and understanding and each one went out of their way to ensure I was comfortable. The team here is extraordinary and they work so well together. Their energy is contagious!
Anna Campbell
a week ago via Google
I would give it 10 stars if I could. I had such a great experience at this clinic. The staff were so kind and fun.Angie, Abbie , and everyone at the 12stone are the best. They deserve a bonus or some football tickets. 🙂
Mia Johnson
in the last week via Google
The whole experience has been a blessing. Getting infusions for five days can be taxing; however, the facility is awesome but the staff does tremendous work. The entire staff is super friendly and helpful from the moment you walk in. Ms Tina has always greeted me with a smile and a friendly hello; and a goodbye at the end of every treatment. The nurses have taken wonderful care of me. Always asking if there is anything that I need or if they can make me more comfortable during the stay. You can tell that this team of nurses do their jobs like a collective family. Jill, Arielle, Abbi, Angie, and Julie all have cared for me during my visits. They are fabulous and why I only want my treatments there!!! ❤️
James Baker
a week ago via Google
I have been receiving infusion for some years now. But I have never had as amazing of an experience like this. All of the staff took great care of me and ensured I was comfortable the entirety of my visit. Not only that, but they listened to me and clearly cared about my treatment and myself. I will definitely be coming back to TwelveStone going forward. And I’d like to particularly shoutout Arielle, Julie, Angie, and Tina. Thank you all for making this a memorable experience! 🙂
Sarah Kamin
a week ago via Google
All the staff is super sweet and they will always check in on you to make sure you happy and doing well. My mother has been going here for several months and it’s been nothing but a positive experience. I recommend highly!
bec
2 weeks ago via Google
What a wonderful staff at Twelve stone. Jill, Angie, Abby, Julie. Carly, Arielle and Tina. These ladies are not only professional but also caring. They answer all my questions and make sure that I understand the Tezprine shot with no details left out. I love being a patient here and look forward to returning for my next appointment.Iam very happy to give them 5 stars and more.
Carolyn Demonbreun
3 weeks ago via Google
Love this office and all of the staff. From the front desk (Tina) to the RN (Angie) and the NP (Jill). They treat you like you are important and take the time to answer all of your questions and make sure you are comfortable.
Andrea Geren
a month ago via Google
1st- the billing and insurance people were INSTRUMENTAL in helping me get my medications worked out and covered. I appreciate this more than ANYTHING! 2nd- literal ANGELS work at this place! They treat you like family but in a professional way! They are so sweet, caring and thoughtful. 3rd- the facility is clean and private and make your comfort the #1 goal! I HIGHLY recommend them!
Abby joy
a year ago via Google
Angie, Abby, Jill, and Carly were very professional, caring and compassionate with my daughter, who was receiving an infusion. They were kind, encouraging and so helpful. We are so grateful for them. -Ginger Brown
Renee B
4 months ago via Google
We meet all of your needs for infusion treatment and nutrition on your schedule.

More Information
We believe in patient-centered care that helps you face your health conditions with strength and dignity. With more than 35 years of experience, our care coordinators follow you throughout your healthcare journey to ensure that everything is just right. We know you have enough to worry about, and our goal is to care for you in a safe, comfortable, Christian-oriented environment.
Your doctor has prescribed infusion treatments for your illness. If you’re a little nervous, that’s understandable. Navigating your first infusion can be intimidating, but everyone at 12Stone Infusion is here to make the first time a walk in the park!
For the sake of brevity, these tips apply whether you’re having your infusions administered at home or are coming to one of our comfortable centers. Your physician has likely discussed infusion therapy with you, but here are a few reminders.
Gather Your Information
Don’t wait until the last minute to find important documents. Assemble everything you’ll need and put it in a folder or notebook. That way, you won’t be scrambling to find forms before treatment. The documents you will need include,
- Insurance card and form of identification
- Medical history and list of other medications
- Forms required by the infusion center. It’s very likely that there will be forms on the infusion center website that you will need to complete before your appointment. (If you’re visiting us, you’ll find the forms online in the upper right corner in the green box. Complete the form(s) required by the type of infusion medication.) If there aren’t any, call and ask for them. Don’t wait until you’re at your appointment to complete them, especially if you’re a little nervous.
Arrange for Transportation
If you’re visiting a TwelveStone Infusion Center for the first time, we recommend arranging for transportation. Why? You may have side effects like weakness, sleepiness or feeling dizzy. Until you know for certain, have a way of getting home other than driving yourself. Many insurance plans cover the cost of a rideshare service (like Uber or Lyft). Check your plan.
Gather Your Comfort Items
12Stone will do whatever is possible to make you feel comfortable. We have reclining chairs, pillows, blankets, TV, and WiFi. We also provide beverages to keep you hydrated during your treatment. However, if a personal item, such as a stuffed animal, your bible, your favorite music or a crossword puzzle will help relax you, we completely understand, so bring it.
Day of Treatment
Your physician may have given you specific instructions to follow before your infusion, such as medications you may take, what to eat, or if special blood work is needed and has been ordered. Follow those instructions. And we cannot recommend this enough: Stay hydrated! Drinking ample non-caffeinated beverages will “plump” your veins, making that needle stick a little more pleasant. And of course, wear comfy clothing.
At Your Treatment
You’ll submit your paperwork, possible have some bloodwork done, and you’ll settle in for your treatment. At any time, feel free to ask questions. Our clinicians welcome your questions, so ask us anything! And if something doesn’t feel quite right, speak up. Communication will help ensure a smooth experience.
After Your Infusion
Your first infusion is complete! Before you go, make sure you’re feeling steady on your feet and ask any follow-up questions you may have. It’s likely your healthcare provider will follow-up with you after your first infusion.
The Next Time Now you know what to expect and can adjust your next visit accordingly. Perhaps you feel that you can drive home without a problem. Maybe bring your laptop and get a little work done. Or maybe you’d like to have a friend with you the next time. It doesn’t matter, we just want you to have the best experience possible every time you visit.
Ideally, wear something that makes you comfortable. If you like jeans, that’s great. Prefer sweatpants or leggings? Go for it. Anything that you would lounge around and at home is perfect. Our goal is that you feel as comfortable as possible while relaxing in a private suite.
TwelveStone is dedicated to meeting the needs of patients with complex and chronic conditions. We care for patients who’ve been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, cystic fibrosis, leukemia, emphysema, psoriasis, osteoporosis, ulcerative colitis, rheumatoid arthritis, hypercholesterolemia, growth deficiency, and more.
We understand that being diagnosed with a chronic condition is a life-altering moment. That’s why we offer our Peer Advocates Support Services. We’ll connect you with real patients living with the same condition that can walk with you. Most importantly, we will pray with you and for you so that you never forget that God’s loving arms are here to hold you up when you are down.
If you’ve been hospitalized, you may have had an infusion already. Infusion is a process of administering medication. You’ll receive an IV needle, and medication will be put into an IV bag with saline to slowly drip into your bloodstream. Depending on several factors, the treatment can last less than an hour to several hours.
We get it: No one likes needles. But some medications can’t be taken by mouth because they lose their effectiveness when exposed to your digestive system. Infusion therapy is an alternative when there’s no comparable oral therapy or when you’re unable to take oral medication.