For visitors, the point of a mobile IV is that it comes to you. You're not going to find an IV clinic in a city you don't know, figure out parking, and sit in a waiting room when you could be at dinner. With A&M IV Co., a provider comes to your hotel, your Airbnb, or wherever you're staying. The appointment takes 60 minutes. You can be getting an IV while you get ready for the night.
A flight on its own does not mean you need an IV, and we do not promise one fixes jet lag; the Nurse Practitioner reviews what you are dealing with before anything starts.
The menu includes The Hydration Drip ($149), with IV fluids and electrolytes, and the Traveler's Drip ($219), which also includes vitamin C, B-complex, B12, and pain relief. Pain relief is a prescription non-steroidal anti-inflammatory; it is not right for everyone: blood thinners, kidney disease, a stomach ulcer or bleeding history, or vomiting blood means it is left out, and the Nurse Practitioner reviews it against your medication list. The Myers' Cocktail ($239) and Immunity Booster ($239) are also on the menu. A service name or ingredient list does not determine which option, if any, is appropriate after your trip.
For groups, this works especially well. Bachelor and bachelorette parties in Nashville are one of our most common bookings. One person texts us, we set up a time, and our nurse takes care of everyone in the group at the same location, starting IVs about 15 minutes apart, with a second nurse for parties of 6 or more. No splitting up, no rideshares to a clinic, no wasted time.
If you are considering an appointment while visiting Nashville, browse the menu online or text or call to discuss your questions and availability. Every visit is delivered by a licensed nurse, pricing is upfront, and we come to you. An IV is elective wellness care and not a substitute for emergency care: swelling or pain in one calf, chest pain, or sudden shortness of breath after a long flight can be a blood clot and needs emergency care.