IV Vitamin Therapy in Los Angeles & Beverly Hills
Physician-supervised IV hydration and nutrient therapy personalized to your medical needs, available in our Beverly Hills office and through selected mobile services.
Medical Evaluation Before Treatment • In-Office + Mobile Care
Board-Certified Physician
Care led by David Nazarian, MD, Board Certified in Internal Medicine.
Integrative, Individualized Care
A holistic evaluation helps guide treatment rather than a one-size-fits-all drip menu.
Testing When Appropriate
Laboratory testing may be used to evaluate deficiencies, kidney function, hydration status, or other clinical factors.
In-Office + Mobile Care
Treatment is available in Beverly Hills, with selected mobile services across Los Angeles.
Explore IV Treatments
Start with the treatment category that best matches your needs. Each service page explains potential uses, limitations, safety considerations, and when physician evaluation or testing may be appropriate.
IV Hydration & Dehydration
IV fluids may be considered when clinically appropriate for hydration support. Treatment is individualized based on symptoms, medical history, medications, and the underlying cause of dehydration.
Starting at $149 (in office). View pricing.
Myers Cocktail IV Therapy
Myers’ Cocktail combines selected vitamins and minerals in an IV infusion. Whether it is appropriate depends on the patient’s medical history, symptoms, medications, hydration status, and any documented nutrient deficiencies.
Starting at $200 (in office). View pricing details.
Glutathione IV
Glutathione is an antioxidant involved in normal cellular processes. IV glutathione is used in some wellness settings, but claims involving detoxification, immune enhancement, or cosmetic skin changes should be discussed with a physician because evidence and appropriate use vary.
Starting at $125 (in office). Final price depends on formulation and administration. View pricing.
Fatigue and Low Energy
Fatigue has many possible causes, including sleep disorders, anemia, thyroid disease, nutrient deficiencies, medication effects, and other medical conditions. IV therapy may be considered when hydration needs or documented deficiencies are present, but persistent fatigue should be medically evaluated rather than assumed to have a single cause.
High Dose Vitamin C
High-dose IV vitamin C is being studied in specific clinical settings, including as supportive care in some patients with cancer. It should not be presented as a proven cancer treatment and requires physician evaluation because dosing, kidney function, G6PD status, medications, and other clinical factors may affect safety.
Vitamin C IV from $175 (in office). High-dose protocols may cost more; confirm dose and final price before treatment. View pricing.
NAD IV Therapy
NAD+ is involved in cellular energy metabolism. IV NAD+ is marketed for wellness and recovery, but evidence for anti-aging, cognitive enhancement, or addiction treatment remains limited. A physician should review whether IV NAD+ is appropriate based on the patient’s medical history and goals.
NAD+ IV pricing: 250 mg — $399 · 500 mg — $599 · 1,000 mg — $899. Pricing varies by dose and administration needs. See NAD+ infusion details.
IV Iron Infusion in Los Angeles & Beverly Hills
Physician-supervised IV iron for patients with appropriately evaluated iron deficiency when oral treatment is not suitable or sufficient. Formulation and dosing depend on clinical evaluation.
Venofer (iron sucrose): from $450 per infusion. Other IV iron formulations are quoted after evaluation; laboratory testing may be charged separately.
How IV Therapy Works
1. Medical Evaluation
We review your health history, symptoms, medications, hydration needs, and treatment goals.
2. Personalized Plan
Testing may be recommended when clinically appropriate, and treatment is selected for your individual needs.
3. Treatment & Monitoring
IV therapy is administered by trained clinical staff with physician oversight and appropriate monitoring.
Integrative & Physician-Led Care
David Nazarian, MD
Board Certified in Internal Medicine
Dr. David Nazarian takes a holistic, integrative approach to patient care and brings approximately 18 years of clinical experience across a wide range of medical conditions. He combines conventional medicine with targeted nutrient replacement, lifestyle measures, and IV therapy when clinically appropriate, with an emphasis on identifying contributing factors rather than treating symptoms in isolation.
5-STAR GOOGLE REVIEWS
What Our Patients Say
Selected 5-star Google reviews from patients of our Beverly Hills practice. Individual experiences and treatment results vary. Read more Google reviews.
Lovely, high end. The doctor is wonderfully skilled and friendly. Great for new Angelenos and visitors. His staff is top notch. Try the vitamin IV drips!
Liz Seccuro · Google Review
Thank you for providing me such an excellent care. Dr. David is awesome! He is so talented and gentle. Staff is also fabulous!
Alayna Gray · Google Review
I absolutely appreciate the great care and the treatment. I had no issues with appointments and I really enjoy coming here.
John Donald · Google Review
From Our Medical Library
by dnazarianIt’s easy to overlook the microscopic miracles that keep us alive every second of the day. Breathing, thinking, moving, and digesting—all of it happens because of intricate biochemical processes powered by cellular energy. But what fuels those engines inside our cells? Meet NAD+. Despite its anonymity outside scientific circles, NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is one […]
by dnazarianMedical guidance and next steps IV fluids may be appropriate for selected patients with clinically significant dehydration or inability to tolerate oral fluids. Evidence does not establish IV vitamin cocktails as a hangover cure, and routine hangovers generally improve with time and supportive care. Hangover and jet-lag IV treatment options → Treatment is subject to […]
by dnazarianYou’ve likely seen a phlebotomist in action—rolling up your sleeve, locating a vein with ease, and drawing your blood with practiced confidence. But what if the situation called for something a little more advanced, like starting an IV? It’s a common assumption that anyone who can draw blood can also insert an IV line. After […]
Medical content reviewed by David Nazarian, MD
Last reviewed September 30, 2026
Choosing IV Vitamin Therapy in Los Angeles & Beverly Hills
IV vitamin therapy and IV hydration are not interchangeable. Hydration infusions provide fluids when medically appropriate; nutrient infusions contain specific vitamins or minerals and require attention to medical history, medications, kidney function, and potential deficiencies. Oral hydration and supplements may be appropriate for many patients. Dr. David Nazarian and the clinical team review your goals and determine whether an infusion or another evaluation is the better next step.
Compare Common IV Treatments
- IV hydration — evaluation and fluid replacement when clinically indicated.
- Myers’ Cocktail IV — selected vitamins and minerals, with individualized screening.
- NAD+ IV infusion — review dosing, infusion rate, side effects, limited evidence, and available pricing.
- Glutathione IV — discuss proposed uses and evidence limitations.
- Vitamin C IV — physician assessment is especially important for higher doses.
- Iron infusion — for appropriately evaluated iron deficiency when indicated.
IV Therapy Pricing and Appointments
Infusion prices vary by formulation, dose, and appointment type. For example, published NAD+ IV pricing starts at $399 for 250 mg; higher doses have different prices. Review the IV therapy pricing guide or request an appointment to discuss treatment options and final costs.
In-Office and Selected Mobile IV Services
Visit our Beverly Hills office at 9301 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 405A, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Selected mobile IV services may be available in Los Angeles depending on location, clinical suitability, and scheduling; not every infusion is appropriate for mobile administration.
House calls and mobile IV pricing: Please contact our team for a personalized quote. House-call fees may differ from in-office prices based on travel location, treatment ingredients, dose (including milligrams), infusion time, staffing, and clinical requirements. Your final price will be confirmed before treatment.
Questions Patients Ask Before Booking
How long does an IV infusion take? Duration depends on the formulation, dose, clinical protocol, and patient tolerance. Some infusions, including NAD+, may require slower administration.
Is IV therapy better than oral supplements? Not necessarily. IV delivery bypasses gastrointestinal absorption, but that does not establish superior health outcomes for people without a specific clinical indication.
Do I need laboratory testing? Testing is recommended selectively based on symptoms, medical history, the planned ingredients, and possible deficiencies or safety concerns.
Who may need to avoid an infusion? Certain medical conditions, including heart or kidney disease, fluid restrictions, allergies, or medication interactions, can change whether an infusion is appropriate. A clinician should assess individual risks.
Common Questions About IV Therapy
Answers to common questions about evaluation, safety, testing, and what to expect before IV therapy.
What is IV vitamin therapy?
IV vitamin therapy delivers fluids and selected nutrients directly into the bloodstream. Whether it is appropriate depends on a patient’s medical history, symptoms, medications, hydration status, goals, and any documented deficiencies.
Who may be a candidate for IV therapy?
IV therapy may be considered when clinically appropriate for hydration, documented nutrient deficiencies, or selected physician-directed uses. It is not a substitute for diagnosis or standard treatment of serious medical conditions.
Do I need blood testing before IV therapy?
Not every patient requires laboratory testing before every infusion, but testing may be recommended when symptoms, medical history, medications, kidney function, nutrient status, or the planned treatment make it clinically appropriate.
What are the potential risks of IV therapy?
Potential risks include bruising, bleeding, infection, vein irritation, fluid or electrolyte problems, allergic reactions, and complications related to specific ingredients or underlying medical conditions. A medical review helps determine whether treatment is appropriate.
Does insurance cover IV therapy?
Coverage varies by insurer, diagnosis, medical necessity, and treatment. Our office can review available billing options, but reimbursement cannot be guaranteed and patients should confirm benefits with their insurance plan.
Is IV therapy safe?
IV therapy is generally well tolerated when appropriately selected and administered by trained medical professionals, but no medical treatment is risk-free. Safety depends on the patient, the ingredients, the dose, and appropriate screening and monitoring.
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