Chicago's IV Therapy You Actually Need.
Doctor-designed IVs, administered by ER nurses. One price: $255.
Most IV menus have 20 drips and a list of boosters. Ours stays short on purpose: our doctors design each IV for one specific problem, using the same fluids and medications used in hospitals and ERs. An experienced ER nurse brings it to your home, hotel or office anywhere in Chicagoland.
Which IV is right for you?
IV Hydration Therapy
Fluids Only. For POTS flare-ups, dehydration, heat, travel, or anyone who just needs fluids.
In the bag: 1 liter of normal saline. Nothing else.
Price: $255
Hangover Iv Therapy
For the morning after: nausea, headache, body aches, and feeling drained.
In the bag: 1 liter of normal saline, Zofran for nausea, Toradol for pain and inflammation.
Price: $255
Migraine iv Therapy
For Migraines and severe headaches that haven’t responded to your usual medication.
In the bag: 1 liter of normal saline, Reglan for nausea and migraine relief, Toradol for pain, and Benadryl to help prevent side effects.
Normal to feel drowsy afterward; it is recommended not to make plans after this.
Price: $255
Flu Iv Therapy
For flu symptoms: aches, fever, sore throat, and being too wiped out to drink enough.
In the bag: 1 liter of normal saline, Dexamethasone to calm inflammation, and Toradol for aches and pain.
Price: $255
Nausea & GI Iv Therapy
For stomach bugs, vomiting, food poisoning, and acid-driven stomach upset.
In the bag: 1 liter of normal saline for hydration, Zofran for nausea, and Famotidine to relieve acid buildup.
Price: $255
Not sure which one fits? Text us your symptoms and a member of our team will help you choose. Our doctor personally reviews every intake form before your visit.
Why is our IV menu short?
We only use ingredients with a clear medical purpose. No vitamin "boosters," no upsells at your door, no surprise add-ons. Every IV is the same flat $255, and the price you book is the price you pay.
We don't premix medications into the bag. Your nurse gives each one separately through the IV line, following your prescribing clinician's protocol.
Doctor-Designed. ER Nurse-Administered.
We only hire experienced nurses, and most come from emergency medicine. They've seen just about everything, so your IV starts quickly and you're in calm, capable hands. Every nurse comes recommended by physicians we trust, and every IV they give is designed by our doctors.
As we add to our IV menu, each new one follows the same rule: one clear purpose, and only ingredients that earn their place.
This isn’t spa science.
This is doctor — designed iv therapy, made easy.
How at-home IV therapy works
Book online or request a time for one to three people.
Pay a 50% deposit and complete your intake form at least 90 minutes before your visit. Our doctor reads every form.
Your ER nurse arrives with everything needed and texts you on the way.
Relax for 30–45 minutes while your IV runs. Aftercare instructions follow.
Frequently Asked IV Therapy Questions
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IV MD Chicago charges a flat rate of $255 per IV bag, flat rate, with no add-ons or upcharges. A 50% deposit holds your appointment and is applied to your balance.
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Your intake must be completed at least 90 minutes before your appointment. If you don't, we'll cancel the visit and credit your deposit to your account for a future visit.
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In the booking process, No.
Each IV was designed as a complete treatment but your nurse will be able to add on if she thinks its the right call - additional costs may apply.
If your symptoms don't match an IV on our menu, text us and our medical team will advise.
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Our doctor-designed treatment is intended to provide focused hydration and symptom relief without unnecessary add-ons. Treatment response varies, and every patient is medically screened before receiving an infusion.
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Our doctor reads every intake form. If something needs a closer look, Dr. B calls you before your visit is confirmed. If we can't safely treat you, you get a full refund right away. Some medications aren't right for everyone, including people with kidney problems, bleeding risks, or who are pregnant. We'll tell you if an IV isn't a good fit.
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Call 911 or go to an ER for chest pain, trouble breathing, confusion, fainting, a stiff neck with fever, the worst headache of your life, or vomiting blood. Mobile IV therapy is for common symptoms, not emergencies.
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