IV Therapy in Miami
Ready for the day, and the week ahead.
IV drips and NAD+ infusions, selected by a clinician based on what you are preparing for or recovering from, your history, and your labs if you have them.
Visit
Book directly; a clinician screens you before the line goes in
Labs
Not required; recent labs are used if you have them
First change
Varies by person; most people go straight back to their day
Cadence
Around a big week, or a regular rhythm in your personalized plan
Prepared, then restored
Most people who book an IV are not running on empty. They have a board meeting, a long flight, a race or a wedding ahead, and they want to walk in feeling ready. Others are on the far side of a big week and want to feel like themselves again.
Every visit starts with a clinician's screen, and when a drip is not the right call, we will say so. Within a personalized plan, your clinician can set a rhythm for it, so each visit has a reason.
The people you'll see
Danielle and Rosie, our nurse practitioners, under Medical Director oversight
Who it suits
- People with a big week, trip, race or event ahead who want to arrive ready
- Frequent travelers and active people in a training season
- Anyone who wants a regular drip built into a personalized plan
- Adults focused on energy, clarity and recovery over the long term (NAD+)
Not suited for: anyone pregnant, or with heart, kidney or blood pressure conditions not yet cleared by a clinician; an IV is not a substitute for medical care.
Treatments
Credentials
Every treatment is performed by a licensed provider under Medical Director oversight, with clear protocols.
Standards
Results
A clinician screens every patient before any treatment. Results vary by individual.
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Confirmed with your clinician
Questions patients ask
Answers from the clinical team, in the order they tend to be asked. Anything specific to you is confirmed at consultation.
Ask your own question →Should I choose a drip or NAD+?
Getting ready for something, or getting back from it: a drip. Thinking longer term about energy, clarity and how you age: NAD+. Not sure: book either, and your clinician will steer you at the chair. Many patients use both at different points in their plan.
Do I need a consultation or labs first?
No. You can book a drip or a first NAD+ session directly. A clinician reviews your health history, medications and allergies at the chair before anything starts. Recent labs help if you have them.
When do people usually book an IV?
Before a long flight, a race, a big presentation or an event. After a training block or a run of late nights. And on a regular rhythm, for patients who like it in their routine.
How long will I be there?
A drip visit is a short screening, then your infusion. For NAD+, plan on at least two hours for a first session. You can read, work or rest throughout.
How does IV fit into a personalized plan?
Your clinician sets a cadence for check-ins and infusions based on your goals and labs, so we review how you feel on a schedule rather than waiting for something to feel off.