IV therapy is a simple way to give your body nutrients, fluids, and certain medications through a small tube called an IV placed into one of your blood vessels. This gives you faster results than oral supplements because it bypasses the digestive system and goes straight into your system through intravenous administration. We use intravenous fluids like normal saline, plus certain vitamins such as vitamin C, depending on your goals. This type of care is common in modern medical practice, internal medicine, and with some alternative medicine practitioners who focus on optimal health, vitamin therapy, and intravenous nutrient therapies. It can help with things like low energy, chronic fatigue, stress, skin health, and mild vitamin deficiencies.

Most people feel only a quick pinch when we place the IV catheter. After that, the IV access site usually feels comfortable. We secure the IV site, attach the IV tubing, and connect your iv bag to an iv pole, making sure everything flows smoothly. Some people with sensitive skin may feel slight pressure if infiltration occurs, which is when fluid enters the surrounding tissue instead of the vein, but we watch closely to prevent this. If you ever feel discomfort in the affected limb, we adjust the IV line right away.

Most IV sessions take around 30–45 minutes, depending on the blend and how fast your body absorbs the IV solution. Some blends include secondary medication or vitamin iv therapy, which may be delivered as a secondary infusion or iv piggyback attached to the primary infusion. Whether it’s a quick drip or a more tailored mix, the goal is an effective treatment that fits into your day easily

Yes. We use clean techniques, medical-grade supplies, and safe formulas. We also monitor for rare allergic reactions or adverse effects. People with chronic health conditions, electrolyte imbalances, or special needs like a central line or peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) should let us know ahead of time. We avoid too much fluid to prevent fluid overload, especially in clients with concerns related to blood pressure, heart issues, or weight gain from excess fluid. Our goal is to help you feel better while keeping safety first, just like any team of trained healthcare providers.

Many people use IV treatments when they feel run-down, dehydrated, or stressed. Receiving IV fluids can help with severe dehydration, mild electrolyte imbalances, low energy, or recovery after being sick. It’s also helpful when the body needs support but struggles to absorb nutrients through the gastrointestinal tract. Some clients use intravenous vitamin blends or vitamin IV therapy to support immunity or physical performance. While it’s not meant to replace a balanced diet, rest, or medical treatment for serious illness, it can be a helpful boost.

It depends on your goals. Some people schedule one IV for a quick reset, while others come weekly or monthly for steady wellness. For example, people managing chronic fatigue, vitamin deficiencies, or certain chronic health conditions may benefit from regular intravenous therapy. Others use it only when they want support for skin health, energy, or hydration. We’ll talk through your needs so you get what works best for you without pressure.

Most health insurance plans don’t cover IV therapy unless it’s part of hospital-based care, blood transfusions, or medical IV medications given through intravenous access for specific conditions. Because wellness-focused IV options are usually considered elective, clients typically pay out of pocket. We keep costs clear and give estimates up front so you always know what to expect.

Yes, you can choose from many formulas. We offer hydration-focused intravenous fluids, vitamin iv therapy, IV therapy, and blends that support immunity, recovery, or mood. We explain each ingredient, including water-soluble vitamins, minerals, and any IV medication or certain medications added as needed. We also make sure everything is safe for your venous access, whether we’re using a regular IV, a saline solution in a saline lock, or more advanced setups like primary bag, secondary bag, primary tubing, or secondary tubing with an infusion pump. Our goal is to help you pick what matches your goals and avoid anything that doesn’t.