Mobile IV for nausea
Queasy? Stay put.
A registered nurse brings IV fluids to your couch or your hotel room, so you don't have to get in the car. Every day, 8 AM to 8 PM.
The short answer Our nurses recommend the Bounce Back, $175. In the bag: Anti-nausea, pain relief, B12, B Complex.
The drip for a bad stomach.
Your nurse checks your health history and vitals first, and gives the anti-nausea medicine only if it's right for you.
Our nurses recommend
$175
Anti-nausea, pain relief, B12, B Complex
What's in the Bounce Back.
Four things in one bag, in plain words.
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.
Want more? Any add-on from our menu goes in the same bag.
No drive, no waiting room
Skip the car ride.
A drive across town is the last thing a queasy stomach needs. Book online or text us, and your nurse comes to your home, your hotel or your office.
Nausea comes with a lot of things: a stomach bug, food poisoning, a migraine, a long night out. Your nurse asks what's going on and checks your vitals before starting. Most visits take about 30 to 45 minutes.
How a visit goes.
Book or text
Book online, or call or text
(304) 648-4395 . We confirm your time.Your nurse comes to you
A registered nurse brings everything to your home, office, hotel or event.
Health check, then your drip
Your nurse reviews your health history and checks your vitals first. Most visits take about 30 to 45 minutes.
Wherever you're laying low.
Our nurses come to homes, offices and hotels in Southern West Virginia, Morgantown, Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
West Virginia (304) 648-4395
Patients name their nurse.
“Phenomenal! Nurse Amy was professional, kind, and very good at her job.”
Shari N. · Google“Had my first infusion with Courie and truly had the best experience! My veins aren’t the most cooperative and I was dehydrated but she was so professional and made me feel at ease with her expertise.”
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Questions? Answered.
What's the best IV for nausea?
Our nurses recommend the Bounce Back, $175. In the bag: Anti-nausea, pain relief, B12, B Complex. Zofran, an anti-nausea medicine, is also an add-on for any drip, given after your nurse's assessment.
What if an IV isn't right for me today?
Your nurse reviews your health history and checks your vitals before starting, and will tell you if an IV isn't the right call.
How do I book?
Book online, or call or text us:
How long does a visit take?
Most visits take about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on your drip.
Is it safe?
Our nurses follow strict protocols on every visit.
Don't wait. Elevate.
Every day, 8 AM to 8 PM. A registered nurse comes to your home, office, hotel or event in Southern West Virginia, Morgantown, Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
