IV hydration & vitamins.
Feeling run-down after a stomach bug, a hot Miami workday, or a long training week? Our IV hydration is given by registered nurses in a calm private room — and only after a provider confirms it's safe for you.
Book an IV visit
Hydration
Normal saline or lactated Ringer's for mild to moderate dehydration from heat, exercise, or illness.
Hydration + B-complex
Fluids with B vitamins, often chosen during recovery from illness or fatigue, when your provider agrees.
Anti-nausea add-on
For patients with nausea, a provider may order an anti-nausea medication as part of the infusion.
Infusions take 30–60 minutes. You'll relax in a private recliner with Wi-Fi and a blanket.
An IV is a medical treatment.
That's why every infusion starts with vitals and a health review by a licensed provider. IV therapy is not a substitute for medical treatment of underlying illness, and claims about "detox" or "immunity boosts" aren't supported by strong evidence — so we don't make them.
IV hydration may not be right if you have
- • Heart failure or significant heart disease
- • Kidney disease
- • Uncontrolled high blood pressure
- • Pregnancy (unless cleared by your OB)
- • Severe dehydration, confusion, or chest pain — these need the ER
Is IV therapy covered by insurance?
Elective wellness infusions are self-pay. If you're dehydrated due to illness, part of the visit may be billable to insurance. The front desk will explain your cost before the infusion starts.
Can I walk in for an IV?
We recommend booking so a provider is available for your screening. Same-day appointments are often available.
How often can I get one?
That's a medical decision your provider makes with you. If you feel you need frequent IVs, we'll look for the underlying cause instead.