What is IV therapy?

IV therapy is a treatment that involves injecting nutrients into the body through a needle in the vein. The nutrients are usually in a saline solution, and the injection is administered by a licensed nurse practitioner. IV therapy can be used to help maintain wellness, or to treat specific health conditions. The nutrients injected can vary depending on factors such as age, diet, and health history. Common components of IV therapy include vitamins A, B, and C, calcium, magnesium, zinc, and glutathione. There are different types of IV therapy available, depending on the desired effect. For example, saline IV therapy is often used to hydrate the body or replenish electrolytes after exercise.

IV Therapy

Nutritional IV Therapy can be beneficial for athletes before competition as for just about anyone but the optimum therapy for you can only be determined after a free screening in-person. Depending upon individual needs, IV therapy is purchased either as a one-time treatment, or an initial treatment with a series of follow-up treatments.

One-time, each$228.00

In-series, each$183.00

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Some other benefits of IV Therapy include:

What Should I Expect During IV Therapy?

When you come in for treatment, our team lets you into a room where you can sit in a comfortable chair next to your IV bag. Our staff sanitizes a small area of skin on your arm and places the needle and catheter in a prominent vein. We know nothing can stop you when you feel great. That’s why IV therapy at The Ser Institute is so convenient.

Your IV doctor sets up the IV therapy equipment to deliver the right nutrients directly into your vein. Once the catheter is in place, the team adjusts the pump’s rate of delivery and monitors you during the entire session.