Hydration · Posted · Updated · By the Elevate team
Mobile IV hydration in Williamson: a guide
The short answer Mobile IV hydration is a bag of IV fluids, with vitamins if you want them, given by a registered nurse at your home or office in Williamson. The simplest is The Saline, $120. Your nurse does a health check first and may advise against it.
What is mobile IV hydration?
It's IV fluids, and vitamins or minerals if you choose them, brought to wherever you are. Instead of a clinic and a waiting room, a registered nurse comes to your home, office, gym or hotel in Williamson with everything needed, sterile supplies included.
How a visit works
- Book online, or call or text
(304) 648-4395 . We confirm your time. - Your nurse arrives, asks what you're hoping for, goes over any health concerns and checks your vitals.
- Together you pick the drip. Your nurse places a small IV in your arm.
- You relax, work or catch up on email for about 30 to 45 minutes while it runs.
IV hydration or a drink?
For most days, water and a sports drink are the place to start. An IV is different in one way: it goes into a vein, so it doesn't depend on your stomach. That's why people book one when they're run down, after a hard workout, or when drinking enough just isn't happening.
More on that in IV Hydration vs. Drinking Water.
Which drip for what
Every drip comes in a bag of fluids. Here's how our menu lines up with what people in Williamson ask for:
- Just hydration: The Saline, $120. Normal saline, with add-ons if you want them. Our nurses recommend it for dehydration.
- After a workout, a race or a CrossFit session: Recovery Cooldown, $275: B Complex, B12, Glutathione, Magnesium, Amino Blend. Our nurses' pick for athletic recovery.
- A packed week, or a big presentation: Pre-Game Kickoff, $200: B Complex, B12, Taurine, Amino Blend. Or the Myers' Cocktail, $200, for energy & focus.
- Cold and flu season: Elevated Immunity, $300: Myers' Cocktail plus high-dose Vitamin C and Glutathione. Our nurses' pick for immune support and cold & flu.
- The morning after: Bounce Back, $175. Our nurses' pick for a hangover.
- Your own mix: Tailor-Made Drip, $150: Any two add-ins you choose (NAD+ excluded).
Any drip can take add-ons. They're all on our add-on menu.
Why at home instead of a clinic
- No commute and no waiting room. Your nurse comes to you.
- On your schedule. Every day, 8 AM to 8 PM: before work, at lunch or after a late shift.
- Your own space. One nurse, one-on-one, from start to finish. Or book with friends: see IV parties.
Questions people ask
Is it safe?
Our nurses follow strict protocols with sterile, single-use supplies on every visit. Your nurse will tell you if a drip isn't right for you. If you're pregnant, book only with your own doctor's OK.
How often can I get one?
There's no set schedule. Some people book for one event or one rough week; others make it a habit. Talk it over with your nurse, who will know your health history.
How much does it cost?
From $120 for The Saline. Every drip and price is on our drip menu.
Is it covered by insurance?
No insurance; HSA and FSA cards welcome, along with credit and debit cards.
More about our visits there on our Williamson page.
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