Mobile IV therapy is when a trained medical professional administers intravenous (IV) fluids, vitamins, and other nutrients directly to the bloodstream in your home, office, or another location of your choice.

• Hydration
• Boosting energy
• Improving skin health
• Supporting the immune system
• Alleviating hangovers
• Enhancing athletic performance
• Addressing other health concerns

The benefits depend on the type of drip and the ingredients used.

It's ideal for individuals seeking relief from dehydration, fatigue, hangovers, poor sleep, and low immunity, or those wanting a boost in overall wellness. A consultation with our provider can help determine if it's right for you based on your health goals or conditions.

• Hydration drips
• Vitamin cocktails (like Vitamin C, B12)
• Hangover relief
• Immune-boosting drips
• Athletic recovery
• Beauty drips
• Specialized therapies like migraine relief or detox drips

Most sessions take between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the type of IV drip and the individual’s response to the treatment.

Yes. As long as it’s administered by a trained and licensed medical professional. Mobile IV providers usually employ registered nurses (RNs) or paramedics who are experienced in administering IV fluids while ensuring safety throughout the process.

The price varies depending on the type of drip, the location, and any additional services provided (e.g., emergency callouts). Usually, treatments range from $100 to $300 or more per session. There may be additional fees for travel or same-day booking.

Scheduling in advance is often recommended to ensure availability, especially during peak times or busy seasons.

Most insurance plans do not cover mobile IV therapy as it’s considered a wellness service rather than a medically necessary treatment. Some plans may cover specific treatments if prescribed by a doctor for certain health conditions. Check with your insurance provider.

Side effects rarely happen but can include discomfort at the injection site, bruising, dizziness, or allergic reactions. A professional will assess your health history and current condition before administering treatment to avoid any risks.