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IV therapy in our infusion lounge or in the comfort of your own home.
“Save over 30% on your appointment by coming into our clinic.”
How a Visit Works
Book
Book online or call us, in-clinic or mobile.
Choose Your Blend
Choose a blend with our clinician, or come in with a recommendation.
Intake & Vitals
Brief intake and vitals when we arrive, or when you arrive.
Settle In & Relax
Settle in and relax — private chair in-clinic, your own space for mobile. Most visits run 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, and nutrients directly into your bloodstream through a small IV placed by a licensed clinician. Because it bypasses digestion, your body can start using what it needs right away.
Yes. Every treatment is medically supervised. New patients complete a brief health screening before their first visit so our clinical team can check for contraindications and tailor your treatment. A licensed clinician monitors your infusion from start to finish.
Both. Visit us in-clinic, or book a mobile visit and our clinical team comes to you — at home, at your hotel, or wherever you're based in our service area.
Most IV visits run 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment. NAD+ treatments run longer, since NAD+ infuses more slowly.
Our wellness IV treatments are elective and are not billed to insurance. We publish transparent, per-visit pricing so you know the cost before you book.
Yes. Select treatments, including NAD+ injections, medical weight loss, hair regrowth spray, and vitamin injections, are available shipped to your home. Visit our Shipped To You page for details.
Yes. Book a free consultation and our team will help you find the right treatment for your goals, no commitment required.
All treatments are prepared and administered by licensed clinicians under medical supervision, the same clinicians who care for our specialty infusion patients.
Eat something light and drink water beforehand if you can. New patients should also plan a few extra minutes for a brief health screening at check-in.