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What is ID care®?

At ID Care, we have over 40 board-certified infectious disease doctors with an intimate knowledge of infectious disease treatments. See how our infectious disease specialists can deliver the comprehensive disease treatment care you deserve. ... Patient Portal; Patient Resources; Connect. Contact Us; Follow Us. Locations. Freehold, NJ Phone: 732 ...

Why choose ID care for infectious diseases?

Insurance Plans. At ID Care, making it easy for our patients to access the highest quality healthcare resources involves more than connecting you to the right specialists. It also involves flexibility with insurance plans. We currently accept the following plans. NC Medicare. Railroad Medicare. NC Medicaid. Multiplan / Phcs.

How do I enroll in myidcare?

Dr. Vipul Savaliya, MD founded this practice in 2017, currently ID Care® is one of the largest Infectious Diseases practice in North Carolina. At ID Care® our goal is to provide you with expert care in open, patient centered environment that allows for a pleasant experience in a friendly and inviting atmosphere. At Office Infusion Center (OIC ...

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What is ID Care?

ID Care® - Infectious Diseases Specialty Practice provides a full range of consultation, evaluation, treatment, diagnostic and preventive services for infectious diseases. We offer inpatient and outpatient consultative services for problems related to viral, bacterial, mycobacterial, fungal, HIV/AIDS and parasitic diseases. Our philosophy is to provide excellence in the diagnosis and management of all diseases. Dr. Vipul Savaliya, MD founded this practice in 2017, currently ID Care® is one of the largest Infectious Diseases practice in North Carolina.

What is OIC in nursing?

At Office Infusion Center (OIC) we provide comprehensive infusion services which reduces or completely avoids hospitalization in many patient cases. An OIC Nurse is available 24/7 to provide teaching/training to patients regarding home infusions.