IV Therapy
Composed from your labs, history, and goals.
Hydration, recovery, travel, performance, NAD+, beauty. Physician-reviewed; registered nurses administer eligible care at a U-Wellness Hub.
Begin your intake and choose a July 17 U-Wellness Hub slot.
How IV therapy works · personalized before it’s administered
A guided intake captures your history, goals, and relevant context. A California-licensed physician reviews your information and finalizes the IV protocol. For eligible care, a registered nurse administers your IV at a U-Wellness Hub.
AI-assisted intake
Share your goals, history, and relevant context through a guided intake. The AI helps organize your information, surface relevant considerations, and draft a starting point for clinician review. It does not diagnose, prescribe, approve, or release a care plan on its own.
Physician review
A California-licensed physician reviews your information and may approve, modify, decline, request labs, or route you to a different form of care. The final IV protocol is the clinician-reviewed version, not the AI draft.
RN-administered visit
For eligible U-Wellness Hub visits, a registered nurse verifies the plan, checks the treatment context, administers care, monitors for adverse signs, and documents the visit. At-home visits are planned for August.
A physician reviews every plan; a registered nurse administers eligible care.
Custom-built for you.
Everybody's body, week, and goals are different. No packages to pick from — because you aren't one of three people. Your IV is composed from your intake, your labs, and your physician's judgment. Every time.
Self-reported during intake. Updated every visit. Never shared.
- Magnesium glycinate+
- B-complex++
- Vitamin C+
- Taurine + amino blend+
- Vitamin D3++
- Methyl-B12+
- Electrolyte balance·
- Saline carrier 500 ml
Your actual protocol is finalized by a licensed physician — not a dropdown.
IV therapy FAQs · the questions we actually get
Is IV therapy safe?
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Only when done right. Every patient is screened and cleared by a licensed physician, and only registered nurses administer the drip. Our RNs are trained for IV-related reactions and the physician is reachable during every visit.
Does AI decide my IV protocol?
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No. The AI helps with intake, summarization, and drafting a starting point for review. It does not diagnose, prescribe, approve, or release a care plan. A California-licensed physician reviews your information and makes the care decision.
Why 500 ml? Some clinics use 1000 ml.
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Because volume is a clinical decision, not a default. The classic Myers' Cocktail — still the most-studied wellness IV in the literature — is 250–500 ml. The reviewing physician chooses the bag size based on each patient's intake: hydration status, medical history, and the protocol they're approving. Volume isn't standardized across patients. The dose of what actually matters — B-complex, magnesium, NAD+, glutathione, etc. — is set by the protocol, not by how much saline carries it.
How fast is the intake, really?
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Most members finish in one sitting from their phone. There are no clipboard rituals — only what’s clinically useful. Physician review timing depends on clinical context; appointment scheduling follows from there.
Where do you operate?
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We currently offer IV therapy in the Fresno–Clovis region, starting with U-Wellness Hub visits on July 17. At-home visits are planned for August.
Do you take insurance?
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Concierge wellness is generally not covered by insurance. We provide itemized receipts and HSA/FSA-friendly documentation where it applies.
Where we serve · current hub availability
We currently offer IV therapy in the Fresno–Clovis region, starting with U-Wellness Hub visits on July 17. At-home visits are planned for August.
Fresno Clovis
This one's for you.
Short, modern intake. Start with IV therapy designed around your history, goals, and physician review.
Launching July 17 at U-Wellness Hubs. At-home visits planned for August.