Expert-administered intravenous infusions for migraine prevention, iron deficiency, vitamin supplementation, and hydration — in a dedicated outpatient neurology setting.
MedicareMedicare Rebates AvailableFor eligible infusions with a valid GP referral
5+Infusion Types
60–90Mins per session
PBSListed treatments
What We Offer
Our Infusion Services
Each infusion is administered by our specialist team in a comfortable, supervised clinical environment at our Subiaco clinic.
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Vyepti (Eptinezumab)
PBS-listed IV infusion for the preventive treatment of chronic and episodic migraine. Administered quarterly, with significant reduction in monthly migraine days.
PBS Listed · Migraine Prevention
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Iron Infusion
Intravenous iron for iron deficiency anaemia when oral supplementation is insufficient or poorly tolerated. Ferric carboxymaltose administered under specialist supervision.
Medicare Rebatable · 30–60 mins
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Vitamin Infusions
High-dose intravenous vitamins including Vitamin B12, Vitamin C, and thiamine — for deficiency states, neurological support, and conditions poorly managed by oral intake.
Neurological Support
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Saline Infusion
Intravenous normal saline for dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, or as a carrier solution for other intravenous medications. Safe, well-tolerated, and rapidly effective.
Hydration · Electrolytes
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Acute Migraine Treatment
IV medications for severe or refractory migraine that has not responded to oral therapy — including anti-nausea agents, magnesium, and specialist protocols.
Emergency Relief
Your Experience
What to Expect
Our infusion suite is designed for comfort and calm — a private, supervised setting with your care managed entirely by our specialist team.
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Specialist Consultation
Our team will ensure the right infusion is arranged for your needs before your visit.
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Infusion Administration
You are seated comfortably while the infusion runs — typically 30 to 90 minutes depending on the treatment. Our team monitors you throughout.
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Post-Infusion Observation
A short observation period follows the infusion to confirm you are well before you leave. A clinical report is sent to your GP the same day.
Spotlight Treatment
Vyepti — The Migraine Infusion
Eptinezumab (Vyepti) is a quarterly IV infusion that targets CGRP — the protein responsible for triggering migraine attacks. It is one of the most effective preventive migraine treatments available, now PBS-listed for eligible patients in Australia.
As a specialist neurology clinic, NerveSync can assess your eligibility for PBS-subsidised Vyepti, manage the authority prescription process, and administer each infusion under expert supervision every three months.
Vyepti (Eptinezumab)Anti-CGRP IV Migraine Prevention
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PBS Listed in AustraliaSubsidised for eligible patients with chronic or episodic migraine. Specialist authority prescription required.
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Quarterly DosingAdministered every 3 months as a single 30-minute IV infusion — no daily tablets to remember.
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Rapid OnsetEffect begins within 24 hours of the first infusion, making it one of the fastest-acting preventive options available.
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Neurologist-ManagedEligibility assessment, PBS authority, and all infusions managed by Dr Saleem at our Subiaco clinic.
* PBS eligibility criteria apply. Patients must have tried and failed at least 2 preventive migraine therapies. Out-of-pocket costs discussed at consultation.
Rebates & Costs
Medicare & PBS Coverage
Several infusions available at NerveSync attract Medicare rebates or PBS subsidies, significantly reducing out-of-pocket costs for eligible patients.
Because we are a specialist neurology clinic, we can access PBS-restricted items like Vyepti and provide the authority prescriptions and specialist documentation required. Fees are discussed transparently at your consultation.
A GP referral to a specialist is required to access Medicare rebates for most infusions. For PBS-listed treatments like Vyepti, a neurologist's authority prescription is also needed. Contact our rooms and we'll guide you through the process.
How long does an infusion take?
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This depends on the infusion type. Vyepti takes approximately 30 minutes, iron infusions typically run 30–60 minutes, and acute migraine protocols may vary. You will be observed for a short period after. Allow 2 hours in total for your first visit.
Is the infusion painful?
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Most patients experience only mild discomfort from the IV cannula insertion. The infusion itself is generally very well-tolerated. Our team uses best-practice techniques to minimise any discomfort.
Am I eligible for PBS-listed Vyepti?
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PBS eligibility for Vyepti requires a diagnosis of chronic or episodic migraine and documented failure of at least two preventive migraine therapies. Our team will manage the authority prescription process for eligible patients.
Can I drive after an infusion?
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Most patients can drive after their infusion once the observation period is complete. However, for your first infusion, we recommend arranging transport home as a precaution. Dr Saleem will advise you at your appointment.
Do I need blood tests before an infusion?
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For iron infusions, recent iron studies and full blood count are required before treatment. For vitamin infusions, relevant deficiency testing is needed. Our team will advise you on what blood tests to obtain prior to your appointment.
Get Started
Ready to Begin Your Infusion Journey?
Book a consultation with Dr Sameer Saleem, Consultant Neurologist. Bring your GP referral, recent blood results, and Medicare card. New patients welcome at our Subiaco, Perth clinic.
Individual results may vary. This page provides general information about medical treatments and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult Dr Sameer Saleem for a clinical assessment. Treatment outcomes are not guaranteed. NerveSync Neurology is led by Dr Sameer Saleem, Consultant Neurologist, AHPRA registered. PBS and Medicare eligibility criteria apply — current information as at 2025.
