This presentation will explore the integration of behavioral health within home infusion services, emphasizing the nuanced needs of patients at different stages of life. We will examine the profound psychological and behavioral impacts—such as trauma, stress, anxiety, and depression—that accompany both acute and chronic medical /illness and treatments, and their implications on patient outcomes. This analysis will be differentiated by age, focusing on pediatric versus adult populations, as well as the unique challenges faced by individuals with both visible and invisible disabilities. The session will feature a variety of case studies that demonstrate diverse behavioral health presentations in the context of medical treatment. Attendees will learn practical strategies for incorporating behavioral health screenings and assessing readiness for change, which can help in tailoring support resources effectively. We will also discuss additional techniques to enhance the quality of care, such as integrating thoughtful approaches to behavioral health issues, all aimed at improving overall patient outcomes. By the end of this talk, participants will gain actionable insights into creating more holistic, patient-centered care plans that acknowledge and address the complex interplay between physical health and behavioral health needs.