IV Therapy
Lab-guided IV therapy, covered by your insurance.
Lab-guided IV therapy treats deficiencies and needs identified in your labs. Selected vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and hydration are delivered intravenously for full absorption, with medical oversight in clinic.
Inside the program
Specialized care, tailored to you.
Each option below belongs to one clean lane: insurance-covered care when eligible, or non-covered add-ons through à la carte self-pay pricing. The care team keeps those buckets separate.
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Antioxidant IV therapy
Vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and hydration delivered intravenously to address deficiencies and needs identified in your labs.
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High-Dose Vitamin C IV therapy
Concentrated vitamin C delivered intravenously for immune defense and antioxidant support at levels oral supplements cannot reach.
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Ozone IV therapy
Ozone IV therapy (MAH). Available as a self-pay option after your clinician reviews your health history and decides whether it is appropriate for you. Not billed to insurance.
Add-ons
Layer in what your protocol needs.
Targeted injections and boosters that pair with any drip. Your provider recommends them based on your labs, goals, and how often you come in.
NAD+ injection (subcutaneous)
Energy, cellular repair, and recovery, given as a SubQ injection.
Vitamin D injection
Supports immune and bone health.
Extra hydration
Additional fluids alongside your IV — 250 mL or 500 mL.
IV add-ons
Additional nutrients such as L-Carnitine and Alpha-Lipoic Acid when clinically appropriate.
What patients gain
The outcomes that matter.
These are the changes our patients report most consistently. Your specific results depend on your starting point, but the framework holds.
Higher absorption than oral supplementation
IV protocols guided by deficiencies and needs found in your labs
Antioxidant and high-dose vitamin C IVs, plus targeted injections
Administered in clinic with medical oversight
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Ongoing care
IV Therapy works best as a protocol, not a one-off.
Lasting results come from the visits, lab rechecks, and protocol adjustments this treatment needs over time, on top of what your insurance already covers.
Start with covered care.
Expand when you're ready.
We'll review what PPO or Medicare can cover first, then explain self-pay options for services insurance does not cover.