IV drips and vitamins, placed by a doctor.

• Vitamin C
• The whole B group: B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12 and biotin
• Vitamins A, D, E and K1

It's Infuvite, diluted in 500 ml of saline. That's the product name and that's the dilution, in case you want to look it up yourself.

A mobile service sends a nurse to your living room. Here a doctor puts the drip in, and if the reason you feel awful turns out to be something else, you're already in a clinic that can find out.

Lab work the same day, in the same building. If the tiredness has gone on for months, a drip takes the symptom away this afternoon; the blood test tells you why you have it.

For a hangover, dehydration, tiredness, after a virus, or when you've gone days without eating properly.

Adults only, 18 and over: we don't give drips to minors, no exceptions. And it isn't for everyone either: not if you're allergic to any of its components, if you already have too many vitamins in your system, if you have severe liver disease, or if your kidneys don't work well. That is why a doctor assesses you first, and why that assessment is included.

1. 1You see the doctorFirst thing. They decide whether you can have one and which one suits you.
2. 2We place itIn a chair, in the clinic. Between 45 minutes and an hour.
3. 3You leaveAnd if you needed blood work, it comes from the same building on the same day.

Is IV therapy worth the cost?

Depends what you're buying. If you're dehydrated after a virus or a hard weekend, it works and it works fast. If you're tired and don't know why, the drip treats the afternoon and the blood test treats the reason: get both, in that order. What isn't worth it is paying $300 to $400 for the first one at home with nobody there to order the second.

Will insurance pay for IV hydration?

Usually not, for a wellness drip. If you're being treated for something and the fluids are part of that treatment, it can be different: bring your card and we check before, not after.

How much should an IV infusion cost?

Here it's $210. Mobile services around Dallas publish $300 to $400. Anyone quoting far below either number is worth asking what is actually in the bag.

Where can I get the best IV therapy in Dallas, Texas?

We're in Garland, 20 minutes out, and we're a clinic rather than a delivery service: a doctor places it and there's a lab in the building. If you want it in your living room, the Dallas mobile services do that and we don't.

Google reviews, exactly as they were written. Our patients write in Spanish.

Front desk is awesome and the doctors are very helpful as well definitely recommend coming for any medical needs

miguel Ruano

Amazing place and exceptional care. The doctors, nurses, and really the entire staff cares about patients and will do everything they can to help you, without trying invasive procedures first. They don’t take insurance but their charges are more than reasonable. I don’t have one bad thing to say and will definitely come back here for all my future doctor appointments. Thank you!

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