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The Heber Valley and the town below the mountains under a cloudy sky

IV therapy in Heber City.

Your home off Main Street, a house up in Red Ledges or a hotel room in town for the weekend: a DrpIV+ nurse or paramedic brings the drip to you in Heber City, every day from 9 AM to 8 PM. Ask about travel when you book.

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What's it like out there today?

Heber City, right now.

Heber City sits at 5,604 feet in the Heber Valley, near Jordanelle, Deer Creek and Strawberry reservoirs.

Live Heber City – · – humidity · 5,604 ft For a day like this: Hydration $140

Which part of Heber City?

All of it. Ask about travel.

Ask about any travel fee when you book. Tell us the address when you text, and we'll set the time.

  • Main Street
  • Near the Wasatch Stake Tabernacle
  • Hotels along Main Street
  • Red Ledges
  • Near Wasatch High School
  • Near the fairgrounds
  • Near the Heber Valley Railroad depot

Who would come?

Someone from this crew.

Nurses and paramedics from across our crew, and our dispatchers answer your text.

See you soon, Heber City!

    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.”

    Alicia S.Google review · Apr 2026

    “They were quick at responding and able to come to my house morning-of. Very grateful for the hydration help!”

    Bayley G.Google review · Jan 2026

    How much is it?

    Same menu. Same price.

    Every drip, brought to you in Heber City. What's in each one.

    What about the next town over?

    The rest of Wasatch County.

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

    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 Heber City: Ellie.j, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons. Live weather from Open-Meteo.

    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