We come to your home, office or hotel · Travel included across Los Angeles · 7 days a week
How it works

From booking to drip,
without leaving home.

Five simple steps, done safely. Most first visits happen the same day or the next day.

STEP 1

Book online or call

Choose a drip, the number of people, an address and a time window. We confirm your time by text or phone.

STEP 2

Fill out your health form

A secure form asks about your health history, medicines and allergies. It takes about three minutes on your phone.

STEP 3

Short video visit

A licensed provider reviews your form, asks a few questions by video and writes the order for your drip. Usually 2 to 5 minutes.

STEP 4

Your bag is prepared

A licensed pharmacy prepares your IV bag and labels it with your name. Nothing is mixed in your home.

STEP 5

Your nurse arrives

A registered nurse checks your vitals, starts the IV and stays with you until the drip is done.

Tablet showing an online health form on a sofa next to a glass of water
Before your visit

Get ready in five minutes

  • Drink a glass of water and eat a light snack
  • Wear a short-sleeved or loose top
  • Pick a comfy chair with good light
  • Have your ID ready for the nurse
  • Tell us about gate codes, parking or the hotel front desk
FAQ

How it works, answered

Ask us anything
How does mobile IV therapy work?

You book online, fill out a short health form and have a quick video visit with a licensed provider. The provider writes your order, a licensed pharmacy prepares your bag, and a registered nurse comes to your home, hotel or office to give the drip and monitor you.

Do I need a doctor’s visit before an IV?

Yes. California requires a good faith exam by a licensed provider before IV therapy. We do it by a short telehealth video call before your first drip, so you do not need to visit a clinic.

What should I do before the nurse arrives?

Drink some water, eat a light snack if you can, wear a short-sleeved or loose top, and pick a comfortable chair near a power outlet and good light.

What happens during the visit?

The nurse confirms your identity and order, checks your blood pressure, pulse and oxygen, places a small IV catheter, usually in the arm, and starts the drip. Most drips take 30 to 60 minutes. The nurse stays the whole time, then removes the IV and bandages the spot.

How soon will I feel it?

Many people say they feel more hydrated soon after the drip. Results vary from person to person, and we cannot promise a specific result.

Ready for your drip?

Book online in a minute. A licensed provider clears you by video, then your nurse comes to you.

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