Yes—for most people, IV therapy is a safe and effective treatment. Our licensed nurses and provider will review your health history to ensure you’re a good candidate. Minor risks may include bruising or mild discomfort at the insertion site. We follow strict safety protocols and compliance standards to ensure that all treatments are administered by well-trained, experienced medical staff. You’ll also review and sign a consent form before receiving treatment.

Most clients start with weekly sessions. Once nutrient levels stabilize, biweekly or monthly treatments are usually sufficient. Those with chronic conditions may benefit from maintaining more frequent infusions.

First visits include a brief intake and consent. The actual infusion usually takes 30–45 minutes, depending on the formula.

Nope! You can return to normal activities right after your session.

You might feel a slight sting when the IV is placed. Most people feel nothing once the infusion starts.

Our team is skilled with challenging veins. We may use a smaller gauge IV, which could make your drip take a little longer (up to 90 minutes).

We do not accept insurance, but we gladly accept HSA, FSA, Care Credit, cash, debit, and credit cards.

We’ll provide a detailed receipt to help you with reimbursement.

Oral vitamins absorb only 10–30%. With IVs, you get 100% absorption directly into your bloodstream.

Almost anyone! IV therapy supports energy, immunity, detox, and more. We’ll assess your health history first and you will do a face to face visit with our practitioner.

Ages 12+ and over 100 lbs and must be willing to receive an IV.

Yes. New clients will complete a health questionnaire and consent form. Our provider will review your health history and conduct a face-to-face consultation to recommend the best therapy for your needs. Both the forms and consultation are required annually.