IV Therapy
Nutrients Delivered Where They Work Best
When you take a vitamin orally, it has to survive digestion before any of it reaches your cells. Absorption rates vary widely depending on the nutrient, the form it's in, your gut health, and what else you've eaten. Some nutrients absorb reasonably well. Others, particularly high-dose vitamin C, certain B vitamins, and magnesium, are notoriously difficult to absorb in meaningful quantities through the digestive tract.
IV therapy bypasses this entirely. Nutrients delivered intravenously go directly into the bloodstream, which means one hundred percent of what's in the bag reaches circulation immediately. For patients who are depleted, recovering, or simply want a level of nutrient support that isn't achievable through oral supplementation alone, this difference in delivery is significant.
Sessions typically take thirty to sixty minutes depending on the formula being used. Most patients relax in a comfortable chair during infusion and report feeling noticeably better either during the session or within a few hours afterward. There's no preparation required and no recovery time needed afterward.

Choosing the Right Formula for Your Goals
IV formulas are thoughtfully customized based on your individual goals, symptoms, and, when appropriate, lab work. Popular options include high-dose vitamin C infusions for immune support, Myers’ cocktail blends for overall energy and wellness, glutathione for antioxidant support and skin clarity, and hydration drips for recovery after illness, intense exercise, or travel.
We do not take a one-size-fits-all approach. Some patients incorporate IV therapy into their routine for ongoing maintenance and energy support, while others seek it during periods of illness, high stress, or recovery from physically demanding events. For those with identified deficiencies, formulations can be tailored to directly address specific needs, ensuring a more targeted and effective outcome.
IV therapy can also play a valuable role in surgical preparation and recovery. Pre-treatment may help support the immune system and optimize the body ahead of a procedure, while post-treatment can aid in detoxification, reduce inflammation, and promote wound healing. These benefits can be further enhanced when combined with complementary modalities such as red light therapy.
While highly effective, IV therapy is best viewed as part of a comprehensive wellness strategy rather than a standalone solution. It offers an efficient way to replenish nutrients, address acute depletion, and support the body on a deeper level—especially when integrated thoughtfully into a broader approach to health and recovery.
IV therapy delivers nutrients at levels impossible to achieve orally, supporting energy, immune function, hydration, recovery, and overall cellular health with immediate absorption.

How often should I get IV therapy?
It depends on your goals. Some patients benefit from weekly or biweekly sessions during periods of high stress, illness, or recovery. Others come monthly for general wellness maintenance. During your consultation, we'll help you figure out a cadence that makes sense for your situation.
Is IV therapy safe?
Yes, when administered by trained professionals using pharmaceutical-grade nutrients. A health assessment and intake process helps ensure the formula used is appropriate for you and that there are no contraindications to consider.
Will I feel a difference right away?
Many patients notice increased energy, clarity, or a sense of wellbeing during or shortly after their infusion. The degree of response varies depending on how depleted you were to begin with. Patients who are significantly nutrient-deficient or dehydrated often notice the most immediate and dramatic effect.
Can IV therapy help with hangovers or illness recovery?
Yes, and it's one of the most practical uses. A rehydration and nutrient drip after a night of drinking or during an illness can significantly shorten the time you feel unwell by addressing dehydration and replacing nutrients that have been lost.
