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IV iron in Dayton, OH

3 doctors' offices in Dayton billed Medicare for IV iron in 2024. Search by ZIP code to see the closest to you.

You'll almost always need a doctor's order. IV iron is a prescription medicine. Call a place first to ask if they still give it, whether they take your insurance, and where your doctor should send the order. What to ask when you call

Places in Dayton

  • Dayton Physicians LLC

    3120 Governors Place Blvd

    Dayton, OH 45409

    • ferric carboxymaltose (brands include Injectafer) · at least 25 Medicare patients in 2024
    • iron sucrose (brands include Venofer) · at least 17 Medicare patients in 2024

    Mark Romer, MD (Hematology-Oncology) · Burhan Yanes, MD (Hematology-Oncology) · Mark Marinella, MD (Medical Oncology)

    From 2024 Medicare billing · phone from Medicare's October 2026 directory. Call to confirm they still give IV iron.

  • Dayton Physicians LLC

    8881 N Main St

    Dayton, OH 45415

    • ferric carboxymaltose (brands include Injectafer) · at least 14 Medicare patients in 2024

    Howard Gross, MD (Hematology-Oncology) · Charles Bane, MD (Hematology-Oncology) · Shamim Jilani, MD (Medical Oncology) · and 1 more

    From 2024 Medicare billing · phone from Medicare's October 2026 directory. Call to confirm they still give IV iron.

  • 4881 Sugar Maple Dr

    Dayton, OH 45433

    Medicare's October 2026 directory no longer lists these doctors at this address. They may have moved — look them up before you go.

    • ferric derisomaltose (brands include Monoferric) · at least 38 Medicare patients in 2024

    Ali Bukhari, M.D. (Hematology-Oncology)

    From 2024 Medicare billing. Call to confirm they still give IV iron.

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Where this list comes from. Public Medicare billing data for 2024: offices where a doctor billed Original Medicare for IV iron for 11 or more patients. It doesn't include hospital infusion centers, Medicare Advantage or private insurance, so places near you may be missing. A place listed here may have stopped.

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