The reason mobile IV therapy exists is that the people who most want a drip are the least able to travel for one. A nurse comes to wherever you are settled, brings the stand and the supplies, and takes everything away afterwards. Five visit types cover almost every booking.
Somewhere comfortable to sit for an hour, a sleeve that rolls up or comes off easily, and a small flat surface for the tray. That is the entire list. You do not need to clear a room, and the stand takes up about as much floor as a standing lamp.
You can sit on a couch, a bed, a recliner or a dining chair. Partners, friends and pets are welcome in the room as long as your nurse knows in advance, because a dog that wants to investigate a line is easier to plan around than to react to.
You get a window rather than an exact minute, and a message when the nurse is on the way. Traffic across Miami is the reason, and a window you can rely on beats a time nobody can keep.
Intake at the door
History, medications, allergies and how you are feeling today. The blend is confirmed and approved before anything is opened. This is also where a visit can be declined if something in your history rules it out.
Settled, then started
You choose where to sit. The stand goes up beside you, the line is placed, and the rate is set slow to begin with. Blanket, book, laptop, television, whatever makes the hour pass.
Packed out
The line comes out, the site is dressed, and every piece of equipment and waste leaves with your nurse. You are left with a plaster and a room that looks the way it did.
Five ways
Every visit type we cover in Miami
The same nurse, the same intake and the same blends. What changes is where the stand goes up and how the travel fee is handled.
Coverage, arrival windows, what you need to have ready and how groups work.
Across Miami and the nearby areas listed on the service areas page. Distance affects the travel fee rather than whether a visit happens, and anywhere unusually far is quoted before you book rather than added afterwards.
Somewhere comfortable to sit for an hour and a sleeve that rolls up. Eat something beforehand and drink normally through the day. Nothing else, because the stand, the supplies and the prepared bag all arrive with your nurse.
Yes, and it usually costs less per person. Group bookings start at five guests for an event, and smaller groups of three or more generally share one travel fee rather than paying it each. Group pricing sets out how that works.
Rescheduling with reasonable notice is straightforward. Very short notice can attract a fee, because a nurse has held a window and prepared for your visit. The terms page has the specifics.
Yes. A partner, a friend or a family member in the room is fine, and for a first visit many people prefer it. Let your nurse know in advance if there will be pets or small children in the same room.
Budget about ninety minutes for a standard drip. The infusion itself is 45 to 60 minutes and the rest is intake at the start, setup, and packing out at the end. A vitamin shot on its own is a much shorter visit, usually under fifteen minutes door to door.
