IV hydration during pregnancy
Fluids, at home.
Only with your own doctor's OK. A registered nurse brings IV fluids to your home, and checks your health before starting. Every day, 8 AM to 8 PM.
The short answer Our nurses recommend The Saline, $120: fluids, with add-ons only if your doctor says yes. It never replaces your prenatal care.
The basics, nothing extra.
Please talk to your own doctor before you book. Your nurse also checks your health history and vitals first, and may advise against an IV.
Our nurses recommend
$120
Normal saline, with add-ons if you want them
What's in The Saline.
Fluids, and nothing else unless your doctor says yes.
Normal saline
Sterile salt water (0.9% sodium chloride), the classic IV fluid.
Show this to your doctor before you book. Add-ons go in only with their OK.
Before you book
Ask your doctor first.
Your own doctor knows your pregnancy best. Talk to them before you book an IV, and tell your nurse at the visit.
Your nurse goes over your health history and checks your vitals before starting, and may advise against an IV. An IV at home is not a replacement for your prenatal care. 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.
We come to you.
Our nurses come to homes in Southern West Virginia, Morgantown, Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
West Virginia (304) 648-4395
Clients name their nurse.
“Phenomenal! Nurse Amy was professional, kind, and very good at her job.”
Shari N. · Google“Mary was absolutely wonderful! She was professional, knowledgeable, and made the entire IV experience comfortable and stress-free.”
Markisha C. · Google
Questions? Answered.
Is IV hydration safe during pregnancy?
Ask your own doctor; they know your pregnancy best. Your nurse also reviews your health history and checks your vitals before starting, and may advise against an IV.
Which drip do your nurses recommend?
The Saline, $120: fluids, with add-ons only if your doctor says yes.
How long does a visit take?
Most visits take about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on your drip.
Who gives the IV?
A registered nurse trained in IV therapy and mobile care.
Do you take insurance?
No, we're private pay. Credit and debit cards, cash, Afterpay, HSA and FSA are all welcome.
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.
