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A DrpIV+ nurse mixing add-ins from her kit beside two clients on a white couch

Better than we found you.

That's the whole mission. DrpIV+ brings IV therapy to homes, offices, hotels and events across Salt Lake and the Wasatch Front, every day from 9 AM to 8 PM.

Who's coming to my house?

Someone from this crew.

Nurses and paramedics in every county, working under our medical directors, and the dispatchers and office who make it all happen. Clients name them in their Google reviews.

Feel better soon! We're on our way.

  • Katie R., Owner and Nurse at DrpIV+ Katie Owner and Nurse ·
    Utah County

    “She brings so much calm energy and is so warm!”

    Kendal Y. · Google review · Jul 2026
  • Charlotte D., RN, BSN, Charge Nurse at DrpIV+ Charlotte Charge Nurse · Salt Lake and Utah

    “My nurse, Charlotte, was kind, skilled, and took the time to explain everything before starting.”

    Melinda T. · Google review · Jan 2026
  • Jessica P., Nurse at DrpIV+ Jessica Nurse · Utah County

    “She was amazing at placing the IV and also had the best bedside manners.”

    Erick G. · Google review · May 2023
  • Nick H., Paramedic at DrpIV+ Nick Paramedic · Utah County

    “I have really tricky veins but he did my IV with no issues and it was basically painless.”

    Allison D. · Google review · Jan 2026
  • Chelsea W., RN, Nurse at DrpIV+ Chelsea Nurse · Salt Lake County

    “She is so kind and patient and confident.”

    Megan C. · Google review · Mar 2026
  • Bre A., Nurse at DrpIV+ Bre Nurse · Weber and Davis

    “I've been going to her for approx three years now and never had a bad experience!”

    Nakisha J. · Google review · Mar 2026
  • Breanna K., RN, Nurse at DrpIV+ Breanna Nurse · Weber and Davis

    “I felt very at ease with her.”

    Karla K. · Google review · Nov 2025
  • Carli L., HR Manager at DrpIV+ Carli HR Manager · The office
  • A DrpIV+ nurse's gloved hands setting up a client's IV lineA nurse's gloved hand holding up a vial over the DrpIV+ kitA nurse's gloved hands adding to an IV bag
    and the rest of our nurses Nurses and paramedics · every county

    More of our crew, on the road every day. Ask who's coming when you text.

Nurse or paramedic? Want to join our team?

Dispatch

Who answers when I text?

Our dispatchers. Meet them here soon.

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A visit, start to finish2022

Who answers when I text?

Our dispatchers. Real people.

They book your visit, send a nurse your way and answer the questions. Sixty seconds with dispatch is coming soon; meanwhile, a visit start to finish. Tap for sound.

Is it safe to do this at home?

Licensed, and careful.

Every drip is given by a licensed nurse or paramedic, under medical direction.

  • A short medical form firstOnce you book, we send you a form about your health to fill out before the visit.
  • Vitals before anythingEvery visit starts with your vitals and a talk through what happens.
  • The needle comes right outIt only places a tiny, flexible tube in the vein. Arm or hand, your choice.
  • Not for emergenciesIV therapy is not a substitute for medical care. In an emergency, call 911.

What do people say?

What clients say on Google

“This company has been a god send for me and my family for the last two years.”

Matthew T. · Google review · Dec 2025

“Nurse Katie has administered many IVs for our family, so I can recommend her 100%.”

Leslie G.Google review · Aug 2026

“Same day appointment available and Jessica delivered top notch service. She made me feel so comfortable and cared for.”

Cassie C.Google review · Jun 2025

“Everyone just was really relaxed considering 4 of us were getting IV's. She made everyone feel comfortable & at ease. We all had a fun time visiting with her.”

Karen S.Google review · Jan 2026
A living room with two people on IV drips and a DrpIV+ nurse kneeling between them

You call it. We drip it.

Text DrpIV+… (opens your texts to (385) 301-6279)

or call (385) 301-6279 · every day from 9 AM to 8 PM

We're up and running November 1st.

Our nurses and paramedics start coming to you on Sunday, November 1. Until then, have a look around.

See the drips