From Vanderbilt Medical Infusion Clinic
Free parking for medical appointments is available in the areas indicated in our One Hundred Oaks Patient/Visitor Parking Map. Covered pull-up access with wheelchair accessibility is located on the southeast corner of the building complex at entrance A. You may also park on the west side of the building in the general shopping parking lot and access medical offices via entrances C, D or E. Elevator and escalator access is available at all entrances. Shuttles Free shuttles are available to transport patients and visitors between One Hundred Oaks, Monroe Carell and Medical Center East. Shuttles run regularly from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Google: 4.2/5
I love my nurses here Theresa, Sharon, Jenny, Linda..... I love them! When you're facing the front desk, there's a sweet woman with a pleasant accent that sits on the right side and in the middle. She's always kind, warm and professional. Try to check in with her if you can. The older woman on the left on the end with the glasses can sometimes be borderline curt, cold, or short with people. I wouldn't call her unpleasant. But I suspect she doesn't really love people all that much. Otherwise, everyone else is always great.
The team here is amazing! They are funny and have great beside manners. They do everything they can to make you feel comfortable because they understand that being there and what the patients are going through is not easy. They offer food, drinks, warmed blankets, as many pillows as you need to feel comfortable, private rooms for each patient, tv’s with cable in each room, and even light dimming. They make it so comfortable, I will sometimes take a nap during my infusion if I’m experiencing fatigue or exhaustion.