IV Therapy and NAD+, Given by the Provider in Our Exam Rooms
Not a drip lounge. Every infusion is ordered and given by the same provider who manages your health, with your chart open, so what goes in the bag makes sense for you.
What IV Therapy Can Help With
Recovery after a stomach bug or the flu, migraine days, dehydration after travel or heat, low-energy stretches, and immune support before a big trip or a busy season. It is not a cure-all, and we will tell you when a lab test or a prescription would help more.
NAD+ Injections
NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy. Patients use it for fatigue, focus and recovery. We start with a low dose to check tolerance and adjust from there. Injections take minutes; infusions take longer.
Vitamin B12 and Nutrient Injections
For patients with low B12 on labs, vegetarian or vegan diets, or absorption issues after stomach surgery or on certain medications. We check levels first when possible.
Iron Support
Low ferritin is one of the most common causes of tiredness we see, especially in women. We test, treat with the right form of iron, and re-check so you actually feel the difference.
Safety First
You will have a short screening before any infusion: allergies, kidney and heart history, medications and pregnancy status. Some conditions mean IV therapy is not right for you, and we will say so.
IV Therapy & NAD+ FAQ
Does IV therapy hurt?
You feel a small pinch when the IV is placed. After that most patients relax, read or nap.
Is it covered by insurance?
Wellness infusions are usually self-pay. Medically necessary fluids for dehydration during a sick visit may be billed to insurance.
How often can I get NAD+?
It depends on your goal and how you respond. Many patients start weekly for a short series, then space it out. Your provider sets the schedule.
Can I get an infusion during a sick visit?
Often yes, if you are dehydrated from vomiting, diarrhea or fever and it is safe for you.
