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Outpatient infusion clinics: a strategy for the successful management of advanced heart failure.

During the past four years, the Heart Failure Unit a Columbia Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center in Chicago has used outpatient intermittent low-dose inotropic therapy to improve care and quality of life while reducing the number of hospital admissions, decreasing lengths of stay, and lowering the number of emergency room visits.