IV therapy in Riverton.
From the older streets around Riverton City Park and the Old Dome Meeting Hall to Western Springs and the shops at Mountain View Village, a DrpIV+ nurse or paramedic brings the drip to you, every day from 9 AM to 8 PM. Riverton has no travel fee.
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What's it like out there today?
Riverton, right now.
Riverton sits at 4,439 feet and was first known as Gardnerville, and since we live in a desert climate, staying hydrated is extra important here.
Which part of Riverton?
All of it. No travel fee.
No travel fee in Riverton: the price on the menu is the price. Tell us the address when you text, and we'll set the time.
- Riverton City Park
- The Old Dome Meeting Hall
- Near Riverton City Hall
- Western Springs
- Mountain View Village
- Near Riverton High School
- Redwood Road and 12600 South
- Along the Jordan River Parkway
Who would come?
Someone from this crew.
Charlotte and Chelsea are on our Salt Lake County roster with the rest of our nurses and paramedics, and our dispatchers answer your text.
See you soon, Riverton!
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Charlotte Charge Nurse · Salt Lake and Utah
“My nurse, Charlotte, was kind, skilled, and took the time to explain everything before starting.”
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Chelsea Nurse · Salt Lake County
“She is so kind and patient and confident.”
Charlotte
Chelsea
Has anyone here used you?
Lots of people. Here's a few.
“Katie was amazing! I was able to make a quick appointment same day.”
“They were quick at responding and able to come to my house morning-of. Very grateful for the hydration help!”
How much is it?
Same menu. Same price.
Every drip, brought to you in Riverton. What's in each one.
Myers Plus
Mega Myers
Immunity
COVID & Flu Recovery
Migraine
Hangover
Hydration
Energy
Fitness
Pregnancy
Beauty
Mood Booster
NAD+What about the next town over?
The rest of Salt Lake County.
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
Photo of Riverton: Caseysaxton, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons. Live weather from Open-Meteo.
