Common questions, answered clearly.

Mobile IV therapy is an on-site wellness service where a licensed provider comes to your home, hotel, Airbnb, or office to administer an IV infusion selected for your goals.

Oral vitamins are great for daily maintenance, but they have to pass through your digestive system and your liver before any meaningful amount reaches your bloodstream. IV bypasses that entire pipeline. In a controlled NIH pharmacokinetics study, the same 1.25 g dose of vitamin C produced peak blood concentrations roughly 6.6x higher when given intravenously than when taken orally (Padayatty et al., Annals of Internal Medicine 2004). When you need a dose to actually land after recovery, illness, dehydration, or jet lag, the route matters as much as the ingredients. For jet lag specifically, the Traveler's Drip (/services/travelers-drip) pairs IV vitamin C and B-complex with inflammation-relief support. See our full breakdown at /blog/iv-vs-oral-vitamins-bioavailability.

Cancel or reschedule free with at least 24 hours' notice. Between 4 and 24 hours before the appointment there is a $50 hold fee, and inside 4 hours (or once your provider is already on the way) a $100 dispatch fee applies. Call or text (615) 592-6529 to cancel or reschedule; full details are on our terms page at /terms.

Yes, group visits are one of our most common weekend bookings. One provider comes to one address, each person picks their own drip and gets their own clinical check, and a party of 4 to 6 usually wraps in 60 to 90 minutes. Per-person pricing runs $139 to $259 for the popular picks; start at /book/group or /bachelorette-iv-nashville, or text us.

Most appointments take 60 mins, although timing may vary by treatment and location logistics.

The fastest way is booking online at /services: pick your drip, pick a time from the live schedule, and pay with a card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Prefer a person? Call or text (615) 592-6529 and we will set it up.

Yes, same-day appointments are often available, especially if you reach out in the morning. The fastest path is booking online at /services, where you pick from the live schedule; for urgent same-day requests, texting (615) 592-6529 gets the quickest response.

Our drips run $139 to $299 flat: the Hydration Drip is $139, most popular blends like the Myers' Cocktail, Blooming Drip, and Immunity Booster are $239, the Hangover and Headache & Migraine Drips are $259, and NAD+ is $249 for 250mg or $449 for 500mg. The price includes the mobile visit, supplies, the full infusion, and a clinical review, with free travel within 50 miles round trip of our Brentwood origin. See full pricing at /services.

Almost never. IV therapy is considered an elective wellness service, so health insurance does not typically cover it, and that is true across the industry, not just with us. Many clients use HSA or FSA funds instead for medically indicated visits; we provide an itemized receipt and, when clinically appropriate, a Letter of Medical Necessity.

No. The price you see covers the visit in full, and our team never expects tips. If you want to say thank you, a review helps a small owner-operated practice far more than a tip would.

Many clients do. For medically indicated relief drips we provide an itemized receipt, and when clinically appropriate your Nurse Practitioner can prepare a Letter of Medical Necessity to submit with it. Reimbursement decisions rest with your plan administrator, so check your plan's rules, and text us at (615) 592-6529 if you'd like the paperwork after your visit.

No. Drip prices are flat. Travel is free within 50 miles round trip of our Brentwood origin, and any per-mile fee beyond that is shown before you pay. We do not offer memberships or contracts, so there is no recurring billing and nothing expires.

No. We don't have one to require. Pay per visit, no contracts, no expiration on what you buy. If you stop coming, we stop charging.

No. Parking, valet, supplies, and the in-home nurse visit are all included in your drip price. We don't add line items at checkout.

Yes. A Spanish-speaking team member can handle your booking and questions by phone or text at (615) 592-6529, and the full site, including services and pricing, is available in Spanish at /es. Se habla español.

Yes. A&M IV Co. is designed as a concierge mobile service and can meet clients at homes, hotels, Airbnbs, and certain workplace settings within the service area.

Yes, by appointment only. Our Brentwood office is open to clients for weight loss management visits; we do not accept walk-ins. All IV therapy is mobile: book a visit and a licensed provider will come to your home, hotel, Airbnb, or office anywhere in our Middle Tennessee service area.

We serve Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Nolensville, Spring Hill, Thompson's Station, Mt. Juliet, Hermitage, Madison, Bellevue, Berry Hill, Smyrna, La Vergne, Murfreesboro, Antioch, Belle Meade, Forest Hills, Oak Hill, Fairview, College Grove, Arrington, Eagleville, and surrounding Middle Tennessee communities. If you do not see your area listed, contact us and we can confirm whether we can accommodate.

Travel is free within 50 miles round trip of our Brentwood origin, which covers most of metro Nashville and Middle Tennessee. Beyond 50 miles round trip, we charge $1.75 per mile and show the exact fee before you pay.

A&M IV Co. is a Nurse Practitioner-owned practice, and every visit is delivered by a licensed nurse. Every visit also includes a Nurse Practitioner evaluation before the IV starts, in person or by telehealth. The founding Nurse Practitioner sets the clinical protocols behind every drip, and your provider's name is sent to you at booking time. Some mobile IV companies send techs or paramedics instead; asking who holds the needle is a fair question for any provider.

Pregnancy visits require your OB provider's sign-off on elective IV hydration, so tell us before you book. A verbal OK from your OB works as long as you can share proof, such as a text, a portal message, or a short note. Breastfeeding is not a hard no; it depends on the drip, since some ingredients are appropriate and some are not, and your provider reviews eligibility at intake under our Nurse Practitioner-set protocols. If a drip is not the right call for you, we will say so rather than proceed.

Yes. Our drips are for adults 18 and older; we do not infuse anyone 17 or younger. For clients 60 and older, IV fluid volume is capped at one liter every two weeks with no extra-fluid add-ons, so mention your age range when you book and your provider will plan the visit accordingly. Every appointment starts with a clinical review either way.

No, and we know this one surprises parents, so we want to be completely clear: all of our services are for adults 18 and older, with no exceptions. Parental or guardian consent does not change it, even if your teen's birthday is close. This is a firm clinical protocol set by our Nurse Practitioner, not a paperwork issue we can work around. Your provider may check ID at the visit, and if the person receiving care is under 18, the visit will be declined on arrival. Once they turn 18, we would be glad to see them.

Call us first at (615) 592-6529 and your provider will walk you through it. A small bruise at the site is common and fades on its own, but increasing redness, swelling, warmth, or pain deserves a same-day call. For severe symptoms like spreading redness with a fever, chest pain, or trouble breathing, seek emergency care right away.

Every visit starts with a clinical intake covering your health history, allergies, and current medications, so have your medication list handy. Conditions that affect how your body handles fluid, for example kidney or heart conditions, get a careful case-by-case review under our Nurse Practitioner-set protocols, and fluid volume is limited for clients 60 and older. If IV therapy is not the right call for you that day, we will tell you rather than proceed.

Yes. Every visit's protocols are set by our founding Nurse Practitioner, with a final clinical eligibility check at intake. If IV therapy isn't the right call for you, we'll tell you.

Yes. Your provider's name is sent to you at booking time, never a surprise on arrival. The founding Nurse Practitioner at A&M IV Co. sets the medical protocols and the 3-touch follow-up cadence behind every visit.

Tell us. Hard sticks are ours to plan for, never your fault. Our founding Nurse Practitioner is certified in ultrasound-guided IV placement, and an ultrasound-guided IV is available by advance request, so veins can be seen instead of felt for. Small veins and dehydration are routine for us. If you've been a hard stick before, say so when you book or text us at (615) 592-6529 and we'll plan your visit around it.

Expect a short intake and clinical eligibility check, IV placement and monitoring by your provider, with ultrasound-guided placement available by advance request for hard-to-find veins, and aftercare guidance before the visit ends. After your visit, you'll hear from us at 24 hours.