IV care, shaped around your day.
Start with what you would like to support. A clinician reviews your goals, safety, and available options before treatment. Pricing stays transparent, and mobile visits are available across the Magic Valley.
Personalize your IV visit
What would you like to support?
Start with your goals—not ingredients or doses. Your selections help frame the visit; a clinician confirms what is appropriate before treatment.
Choose one or more goals
The visual responds as you make selections.
Visual feedback only. Your clinician determines the final treatment after reviewing your goals and safety.
If any of this sounds like you.
A hard event, a long flight, an illness — fluids and targeted vitamins may support recovery when a clinician determines they're appropriate for you.
Athletes on a training cycle. Founders mid-launch. Anyone whose week demands more than oral hydration can deliver.
NAD+ infusions, Myers’ cocktails, and quarterly cadences — paired with the labs and clinician oversight you’d want anyway.
Four steps. In and out in an hour.
Tell us what you would like to support so we can identify an appropriate visit.
Our team will review current in-office or mobile availability with you.
We confirm location, screening requirements, timing, and price before reserving a visit.
A clinician completes the required safety review before treatment.
Call or text to find a time.
Your selections are preferences for clinical review, not a prescription. We’ll confirm safety and final contents before treatment.
Online IV booking is still in controlled testing.
Telehealth visits can be booked through the Tebra calendar. For IV therapy, call or text and we’ll confirm current availability, screening requirements, and pricing directly.
Medical screening is required before every infusion. Booking requests an appointment — it does not guarantee treatment. A clinician reviews your health history first and may adjust contents, recommend an alternative, or decline treatment when it isn’t appropriate. IV therapy is available in person in our Twin Falls service area. If you have emergency symptoms — chest pain, trouble breathing, severe dehydration, confusion — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department instead of booking an IV.