Gilbert & the East Valley
Frequently Asked Questions
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How much should an IV drip cost?
There's no single price because what you pay depends on the details of your visit — the type of drip and any add-ins, whether it's a mobile visit or in-clinic, how far the provider travels for a mobile visit, the group size, and (for iron infusions) how many infusions you need. We always confirm the exact cost before you book, so there are no surprises.
How long does an IV drip take?
Most IV drips take about 30 to 60 minutes from start to finish, plus a few minutes to settle in and a quick check afterward. B12 shots are much quicker — just a few minutes. Iron infusions take longer and may run an hour or more, with monitoring afterward. We'll tell you roughly how long your appointment will be when we confirm it.
How does mobile IV therapy work?
You call or send a request, we do a quick health screening over the phone or before we arrive, and a licensed provider comes to your home, office or hotel with everything needed. You sit somewhere comfortable and cool, we set up, give your drip or shot, stay with you the whole time, and pack up when you're done. You just need a comfortable chair and a clean surface to set up on.
Who can give IV therapy in Arizona?
IV therapy is carried out by licensed medical professionals working under medical oversight. Our providers are qualified to place IV lines and give injections, and every visit is screened first to make sure the treatment is right for you. We don't share details about specific licenses or individuals, but the care is provided by appropriately licensed and supervised professionals.
How often can I get IV therapy?
It depends on you. Some people come after a tough travel week or a long hike in the desert; others come more regularly. We talk through what makes sense for you at your screening — there's no fixed schedule. The same goes for B12 shots: some people come occasionally, others more regularly, based on what you need.
How often can I get a B12 shot?
It depends on why you're getting one and how low your levels are. Some people come occasionally for a top-up; others come more regularly. We talk through what makes sense at your screening — there's no set schedule, and suitability is decided by the provider.
Do I need blood work before an iron infusion?
Yes. Iron infusion is a medical treatment for diagnosed iron deficiency or iron-deficiency anemia, so it always starts with recent blood work and a medical evaluation. We won't book an infusion without it. Bring your recent lab results to your consultation. Where the infusion is given is decided by the provider after the evaluation.
Are there alternatives to IV therapy?
For most healthy people, yes — drinking fluids and eating well works fine. IV therapy is one option for rehydrating or topping up certain nutrients, but it isn't the only one and it isn't always the right one. If you're generally healthy and just a little dehydrated, water and electrolytes may be all you need. We'll tell you honestly if a drip isn't necessary.
Confusion, fainting, no sweating or a very high temperature can mean heat stroke — call 911.
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