Nausea & stomach · Posted · Updated · By the Elevate team
Mobile IV therapy for nausea in Morgantown
The short answer Yes, a registered nurse can bring an IV to your home, hotel or office in Morgantown. For nausea our nurses recommend the Bounce Back, $175: Anti-nausea, pain relief, B12, B Complex. Your nurse does a health check first and may advise against it.
Why an IV when water won't stay down?
Nausea and dehydration feed each other. When you feel sick you drink less, and when you're low on fluids you can feel worse. Drinking water or an electrolyte drink makes sense, but a queasy stomach doesn't always keep it down.
An IV goes into a vein in your arm, so the fluids don't have to get past your stomach first. That's the whole idea: fluids, and anything your nurse adds, without asking your stomach to cooperate.
What causes nausea?
Lots of things. The ones people tell us about most are a stomach bug or food poisoning, a migraine, a side effect of a medicine, a long night out, and a long trip. Whatever the cause, tell your nurse, because it changes what goes in the bag.
What's in a drip for nausea
The drip our nurses recommend for nausea is the Bounce Back. Four ingredients in one bag of fluids:
Anti-nausea
Anti-nausea medicine, given after your nurse's assessment.
Pain relief
Pain relief medicine, given after your nurse's assessment.
B12
A B vitamin.
B Complex
The family of B vitamins, together.
Your nurse can add to it or swap things out. Any add-on from our menu goes in the same bag.
If you'd rather just have fluids, The Saline is $120. More on when people book an IV for an upset stomach on our nausea page.
What a visit is like in Morgantown
- Book online, or call or text
(304) 648-4395 . We confirm your time. - A registered nurse comes to your home, office or hotel in Morgantown with everything needed.
- Your nurse goes over your symptoms and health history and checks your vitals first.
- Then a small IV in your arm, and the drip runs for about 30 to 45 minutes while you rest. Your nurse stays with you the whole time.
At home or at a clinic?
Feeling sick is a hard time to drive anywhere. With a mobile IV:
- You don't get in the car. Your nurse comes to you.
- There's no waiting room, and no sitting next to other sick people.
- You rest in your own bed or on your own couch.
- You pick the time. Every day, 8 AM to 8 PM.
If you have severe pain, a high fever, can't keep anything down for a long stretch, or something feels badly wrong, call your doctor or go to the emergency room.
Who books it
- A stomach bug or food poisoning, when drinking is the hard part. The Bounce Back is the drip our nurses recommend for food poisoning too.
- A migraine that comes with nausea. Our nurses recommend Migraine Melt for migraine & headache.
- A long night out. The Bounce Back is also the drip our nurses recommend for a hangover.
- A long trip, for business travelers and weekend visitors staying in a Morgantown hotel.
Questions people ask
How quickly will I feel better?
Everyone is different, so we can't promise a time. The drip itself runs for about 30 to 45 minutes.
Is it safe?
Our nurses follow strict protocols on every visit, with sterile supplies. Your nurse will tell you if a drip isn't right for you.
How much does it cost?
The Bounce Back is $175 and The Saline is $120. Add-ons are priced on our menu. No insurance; HSA and FSA cards welcome.
Can I book if I'm pregnant or have a health condition?
Tell your nurse about your health history, your medicines and whether you're pregnant. If you're pregnant, book only with your own doctor's OK.
Where in Morgantown
Our nurses come to homes, offices and hotels all over Morgantown. You may have met them at the West Virginia Tattoo Expo, where they spent a weekend in August 2026 looking after tattoo artists, vendors and visitors.
Want a Bounce Back at home in Morgantown? Every day, 8 AM to 8 PM, in Southern West Virginia, Morgantown, Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
