Specialty Care

Specialty Care

Infusion treatments, whether at home, in a healthcare clinic or other non-hospital setting, require highly trained Specialty Care nursing and pharmacy support. Trust becomes essential for these higher-risk infusion therapies that require ongoing care.

Anesthesiology

Intrathecal Home Infusion

Intrathecal Specialty Pharmacy

Neurology & Physiatry

Intrathecal Home Infusion

Intrathecal Specialty Pharmacy

Oncology

Hepatic Arterial Home Infusion

Clinical Nutrition

Clinical Nutrition

Nutrition plays an essential role in sustaining quality of life for those who require care for complex conditions. Pentec Health provides personalized clinical nutrition solutions and superior community-based care.

Dialysis Clinics

IDPN/IPN

Nephrology

Medical Nutrition Therapy

Wound Care Clinics

Medical Nutrition Therapy

Parenteral Nutrition

Gastroenterology

Medical Foods

Enteral Nutrition

Metabolic Centers

Medical Foods

Low Protein Foods

Enteral Nutrition

Disease States

Disease States

Managing the multifaceted needs for a variety of conditions requiring clinical nutrition and specialty care therapies, services and products. This includes patients with kidney disease, kidney failure, chronic, non-healing wounds, gastrointestinal conditions, rare metabolic disorders, chronic pain, muscle spasticity or cancer within or that has metastasized in the liver.

Clinical Education

Clinical Education

By leveraging decades of clinical expertise, we are able to successfully demonstrate our industry leadership through webinars, speaker programs and research studies. We take pride in sharing valuable insights that enhance clinician education and practice.

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Pentec Health is a national leader in clinical nutrition and specialty care integrating pharmacy services with clinical excellence to enhance the complex care journey.

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July 20, 2018 / News and Events

35 Years of Pentec Health: What Our Longest-Standing Employees Have to Say

Photo: Employees brought in Pentec Health memorabilia to be displayed for our 35th anniversary.

Pentec Health is celebrating 35 years of exceptional service in 2018. We have always been a company built on service and caring; who better to testify to this than those who have been with us since the beginning? We asked our longest-standing employees, some of which have been with us for 25 years, to give us some insight into Pentec Health’s past and some advice for the future. Here’s what they had to say.

When did you start at Pentec Health? Tell us a bit about what is what like then.

“June of 1991. Pentec only had 13 employees. It was like the TV show Cheers, ‘everybody knew your name’.” – Mike Dougherty, Pharmacy

How has Pentec Health grown and changed over the years?

“Well, we went from about 28 people [when I started] to approximately 600 employees, and from one small building to 5 local buildings and [some] satellite buildings. And we did not have email! We used the pink ‘you have a message’ tablets.”– Barbara Embert, Human Resources

“We have grown immensely and have moved from the building I started in on Chelsea Drive, to 4 Creek Parkway, then 3 Creek Parkway and now at Applied Card Way. The best change was when Joe Cosgrove joined Pentec Health.” – Karen Matey, Revenue Cycle Management

Do you have a funny story to share that includes other Pentec Health employee?

“A funny story was when Joe Cosgrove was introducing himself as the new leader of Pentec Health. The employee number was about 30 then. In his PowerPoint Presentation his last slide was a picture of the Super Bowl banner hanging from Giants stadium. Being deep in Eagle country he said ‘this is was champions look like!’.” – Mike Dougherty

Do you have a favorite memory of your time here?

“There are so many, it’s hard to pick just one. I had a flat tire one day [on] a Monday, and don’t know how to change a tire. I called the Warehouse department and they sent [an employee] to help me. [He] changed the tire, followed me to a repair shop, and drove me to work. When my car was done, he took me to pick up the car. When there was bad weather, [another employee] would call me at 7:30 in the morning to see if I wanted to ride in to work.” – Barbara Embert

“Why I have stayed so long is what has occurred through the last several days. The support and caring of the people I work with is awe-inspiring. People do still really care for one another.” – Karen Boyer, Nursing

What advice do you have for your fellow Pentec Health employees?

“Enjoy the ride as we continue to grow.” – Karen Matey

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