Personalized Solutions From Infectious Disease Specialists
At ID Care, we have over 40 board-certified physicians with an intimate knowledge of infections and how medications interact with them. Through our expertise and compassion, our infectious disease specialists are prepared to deliver comprehensive disease treatment that is personalized for every patient.
Common Infectious Diseases We Treat
Connecting you to the highest level of infectious disease expertise is our priority at ID Care. That’s why we provide individualized treatment options for a comprehensive range of illnesses and infections, including:
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Clostridium difficile (C. diff)
C. diff is a type of bacteria that causes inflammation of your colon and diarrhea. Our doctors can provide customized antibiotic treatments to remedy your condition. read more>
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HIV
With some of the highest success rates for treating HIV in the country, our infectious disease specialists have developed comprehensive treatment plans for patients that include access to HIV clinicians, participation in clinical trials, at-home nurse services, and much more. read more>
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Hepatitis B (HBV)
This type of hepatitis causes an infection of the liver and can be transmitted through bodily fluids. While the HBV virus often leaves the body on its own, if you have a chronic case our team can provide antiviral medications or a referral to one of our affiliated hospitals if a liver transplant is needed. read more>
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Hepatitis C (HCV)
The hepatitis C virus attacks the liver, causing inflammation and swelling. We boast a 99% cure rate for hepatitis C using individualized treatment plans that involve education, access to clinical trials, vaccines for Hepatitis A and B, and more. read more>
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Joint Infections
If you’ve suffered an infection following joint replacement surgery, our team is prepared to treat you using intravenous antibiotics or surgery to remove the infected tissue. The right antibiotics will be prescribed to help keep the infection under control, and a referral may be provided to have a new prosthesis installed or for bones to be fused. read more>
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Legionnaires’ Disease
This form of pneumonia is transmitted through water sources and causes infection when it reaches your lungs. Our infectious disease doctors will work to provide you with the correct antibiotics to treat this disease. read more>
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Measles
This contagious virus occurs mostly in children and can cause fever, cough, inflammation, and a rash. Various medications such as fever reducers and antibiotics can be administered to treat this infection. read more>
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Mumps
The mumps virus causes swelling in the salivary glands near your ears. Cases of mumps will usually last for a few weeks, during which our doctors can create a treatment plan that will help alleviate any pain and discomfort. read more>
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Pneumonia
Pneumonia is characterized by inflammation in the lungs and can be caused by bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Antibiotics, rest, and liquids may be prescribed as treatment. read more>
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
This category covers a broad range of diseases contracted through sexual contact. Our team will work with you in a discreet manner to determine the type of disease and the most effective treatment for your specific case. read more>
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Tick-Borne Diseases
Ticks can cause a variety of illnesses in humans, most commonly in the form of Lyme disease. Most of these diseases are treated with antibiotics, but your infectious disease specialist will evaluate your condition to create the appropriate treatment plan. read more>
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Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
One of the most common types of infections, UTIs occur when bacteria enters the urinary tract. Depending on the severity of the case, you may be administered certain medications, or be required to take intravenous antibiotics. read more>
Check out the full list of infections that we treat to learn more information on how we deliver individualized care in every situation.
Specialized Treatments
We also offer broader disease treatment methods that are applicable for a wide variety of situations, such as:
- Infusion Care – Administering medications intravenously has never been simpler, and at the ID Infusion Care center, you will be able to receive various pharmaceuticals to treat your infection or illness. The environment features cozy reclining chairs, flat-screen televisions, and Wi-Fi to help ensure you stay relaxed and comfortable.
- Wound Care – Our bodies are designed to heal themselves, but when an infection in your wound causes complications, the ID Wound Care program is here to help. Our team of nurse practitioners and infectious disease doctors are equipped to treat several types of wounds using the latest evidence-based treatment methods to give you the most up-to-date care possible.
- Travel Care – Traveling somewhere new can expose our immune systems to bacteria and viruses that they are not prepared to combat. That’s why ID Care has developed its Travel Care program to protect you from potential diseases before you depart. Our doctors can match the most likely illnesses with the places you are traveling and administer vaccines to keep you safe and healthy so you can enjoy your trip.
Leading the Way
The infectious disease specialists at ID Care are constantly striving to improve our treatment methods and expand our knowledge of diseases and the body. This has led us to implement nationally recognized standards for epidemiology and antibiotic stewardship at our affiliated hospitals. Throughout our nine locations and over 130 care facilities across North and Central New Jersey, you will be able to find a welcoming and professional environment in which to receive your care. For more information on our services, please contact us online.
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