Session length
60–75 min
Includes setup, infusion, RN monitoring, and wrap-up. First visits may take longer for the RN-initiated NP Good Faith Exam.
Straight Hydrate
A straightforward 1000 ml normal-saline hydration IV—delivered by a licensed RN at your home, office, or hotel.
Straight Hydrate is a simple hydration treatment made with 1000 ml of 0.9% sodium chloride, commonly called normal saline. It does not include added vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, or medications.
Drinking fluids is usually the first step for routine hydration. Straight Hydrate may be considered when you are medically stable, a mobile IV fits the situation, and clinical review supports the treatment plan.
For a broader comparison, read IV Hydration vs. Drinking Fluids: When Each Makes Sense.
60–75 min
Includes setup, infusion, RN monitoring, and wrap-up. First visits may take longer for the RN-initiated NP Good Faith Exam.
1000 ml normal saline
Straight Hydrate includes 1000 ml of 0.9% sodium chloride. Additional hydration may be available only when clinically appropriate and approved for the visit.
Home, office, or hotel
Choose a clean, comfortable place with enough room for you, the RN, and the visit supplies.
Compression therapy, 500ml Extra Hydration, Niagen, Vitamin B12, B-Complex, Biotin, Calcium, Vitamin C, Glutathione, Magnesium, Zinc
Available add-ons require clinical approval and may not be appropriate for every client or treatment. Your RN confirms the approved plan before the infusion begins.
1000 ml of IV fluid
Provides 1000 ml of normal saline during an RN-monitored infusion.
No added nutrient blend
Straight Hydrate does not include added vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, or medications.
Reviewed for your situation
The team considers your symptoms, health history, medications, ability to drink fluids, and the proposed treatment before confirming the plan.
Monitored throughout the visit
A licensed RN places the IV, stays throughout the infusion, monitors how you are feeling, and provides wrap-up guidance.
Clinical review determines whether a routine hydration IV and the mobile setting are appropriate for your current situation.
These factors do not always rule out treatment. They may require more information, clinician or OB guidance, a different plan, or another care setting before proceeding.
| Ingredient | Role in Recovery |
|---|---|
| 1000 ml Normal Saline (0.9% Sodium Chloride) | Provides IV fluid with sodium and chloride through a monitored infusion. |
| Add-On | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Compression therapy | Therabody JetBoots compression therapy to support circulation and recovery alongside hydration. |
| Niagen | Supports cellular energy and recovery. |
| Vitamin B12 | Supports energy production and red blood cell health. |
| B-Complex | Broad B-vitamin support for metabolism and nervous system function. |
| Biotin | Supports healthy hair, skin, and nails. |
| Calcium | Helps support bone health and muscle function. |
| Vitamin C | Provides antioxidant and immune support. |
| Glutathione | Powerful antioxidant that supports cellular health. |
| Magnesium | Helps ease muscle tension and supports electrolyte balance. |
| Zinc | Supports immune function and healing. |
| 500ml Extra Hydration | Provides an additional half-liter of fluids for deeper replenishment. |
Your RN confirms the visit details, asks how you are feeling, and reviews any changes since you completed your intake.
On your first visit, the RN initiates a web chat with an NP for the Good Faith Exam before treatment proceeds. On later visits, the RN involves the NP when something has changed or direct clinical discussion is needed. The RN then confirms the approved treatment plan with you.
Your RN places the IV, stays with you throughout the infusion, and monitors the IV site and how you are feeling. When treatment is complete, the RN removes the IV and reviews any aftercare instructions.
Tell us what is going on. The team can help determine whether a routine hydration IV, oral hydration, labs, a consultation, or another care path makes more sense.
Mobile IV therapy delivered by licensed RNs with nurse practitioner oversight. Clinical review, RN monitoring, and clear communication are built into each visit.
A licensed RN provides the visit and stays with you throughout the infusion.
One of our NPs reviews the treatment and any add-ons for fit. Your RN confirms the approved plan with you before starting the infusion.
The treatment contains 1000 ml of normal saline without an added vitamin, amino-acid, antioxidant, or medication blend.
The RN brings the approved treatment to your home, office, or hotel when the setting is appropriate.
Before you choose
Review who may be considered for IV therapy, what may require more screening, and when oral hydration or another care setting may make more sense.
Still have questions? Visit our FAQ page for more information.
Review the treatment details and schedule a visit, or contact the team when you are unsure whether hydration support is the right next step.