Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about IV Therapy.

Yes—when administered by licensed naturopathic staff, IV Therapy is generally safe. We perform health screening, review medications, and use sterile technique. Certain conditions like kidney failure or heart failure may contraindicate treatment, requiring individualized evaluation.

Sessions vary by formula and volume; most infusions take 30 to 90 minutes including intake and observation. Faster hydration drips may be shorter, while high-dose or customized nutrient blends can require more time for safe administration.

Good candidates include dehydrated patients, athletes, those with fatigue, migraine sufferers, frequent travelers, or people seeking immune support. We evaluate medical history and labs to determine suitability and tailor protocols to individual needs.

Side effects are typically mild and may include bruising, lightheadedness, or vein irritation. Rare reactions can occur. We monitor patients during treatment and adjust formulations to minimize risk and ensure patient comfort and safety.

Frequency depends on goals and clinical assessment. Acute needs may require a single session, while therapeutic plans range from weekly to monthly maintenance. We recommend individualized schedules guided by symptoms, labs, and practitioner recommendations.

Most wellness IV Therapy services are considered elective and may not be covered by insurance. We offer clear self-pay pricing, package discounts, and can provide receipts for potential FSA/HSA reimbursement or out-of-network claims where applicable.