Ask away. Here's the usual.
Booking, paying, the visit itself, who can get a drip and where we go. Anything else? Text (385) 301-6279.
How does booking work?
Booking and paying.
How do I book?
Tap Book online at the top of any page, or text or call (385) 301-6279. We send a short medical form to fill out, and a nurse comes to you.
Is there a deal for first-timers?
Yes: 10% off your first drip. Just tell us it's your first time when you text, call or book.
How soon can a nurse get here?
In as little as 30 minutes. It depends on which nurses are free, so text us and we'll give you a time.
Do you take insurance?
No. We take HSA cards, cash, Venmo, and debit and credit cards.
My HSA turned down my claim. What can you do?
We can give you a detailed receipt to send them.
Do you need my card to book?
Yes. We take a credit card when you book, and it's only charged for a late cancellation or a no-show.
What if I need to cancel?
Text or call at least 60 minutes before your visit. Later than that, or a no-show, is a $50 fee.
Do you accept tips?
Yes! Tips for your nurse are accepted and very much appreciated.
Can you accommodate groups?
Yes: 10% off for 4 to 9 people and 15% off for 10 or more, at a house, an office, a team practice or an event.
Do you sell gift cards?
Yes. Pick any amount from $25 to $1,000, add a message, and it is emailed now or on the day you choose.
What's a visit like?
The visit, start to finish.
Who comes to my door?
A nurse or a paramedic from our team. They work under protocols our medical directors approved, and every treatment is prescribed by them. Every visit starts with your vitals.
How long does a visit take?
Plan on about 45 to 60 minutes from the time your nurse walks in. You can work, watch TV or sleep while it runs.
Does the needle stay in my arm?
No. The needle only places a tiny, flexible tube in the vein, then it comes right out. You can have it in your arm or your hand; tell your nurse which you prefer.
I have terrible veins. What if you can't get an IV?
Our nurses and paramedics place IVs every day, and since it isn't an emergency, they can take their time finding the best spot. If they truly can't, they may be able to give your medicines as a shot instead.
Which drip should I get?
Tell us how you feel when you text, or ask your nurse when they arrive. Every drip can be changed with add-ins ($25 each).
Will you come out for just one shot?
We have a $100 minimum to come out. Add shots for a few friends, or add yours to a drip.
Can I get one?
Who can, and who can't.
Is there an age limit?
Yes. We can treat people from 12 to 80 years old who weigh at least 100 pounds and consent to treatment.
Who can't get an IV from you?
We can't give IVs to anyone with congestive heart failure, kidney failure or chronic kidney disease, anyone on dialysis, anyone whose vital signs are abnormal, or anyone having a medical emergency. In an emergency, call 911.
Can you treat me if I'm on hospice?
Yes. We help many hospice patients; tell us when you book.
I'm pregnant. Can I get a drip?
We have a Pregnancy drip for moms-to-be: a liter of saline with prenatal vitamins. You fill out the medical form first, and your nurse takes your vitals before anything starts.
How often can I get one?
That depends on you. Ask your nurse; they can talk it through with you.
Where do you go?
Where, and when.
Is there a travel fee?
Not in Utah, Salt Lake, Davis or Weber counties: the price on the menu is the price. Park City and the wider area have a travel fee; ask when you book.
Do you come to hotels and offices?
Yes: home, office or hotel, anywhere we go.
Can you come after 8 PM?
Often, yes. After-hours visits carry a $100 fee and depend on who is available, so text us and we'll tell you.
Do you come to St. George or Boise?
Not yet. Both are coming soon.
You call it. We drip it.
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