IV Vitamin Therapy in Los Angeles & Beverly Hills
Physician-supervised IV vitamin therapy, hydration and targeted nutrient infusions from our Beverly Hills medical office, serving patients across Los Angeles.
9301 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 405A, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Personalized care, clearly explained
IV Therapy
Understand how physician-guided infusions work.
Vitamin Infusions
Explore NAD+, Myers’ Cocktail, glutathione and more.
IV Therapy Pricing
Review available treatments and transparent pricing.
Beverly Hills Clinic
Visit our physical Beverly Hills treatment location.
Mobile IV Therapy
Ask about selected mobile services in Los Angeles.
Iron Infusions
Medical evaluation and iron replacement when indicated.
Medical guidance from consultation to aftercare
Led by David Nazarian, MD, a board-certified internal medicine physician, our approach considers your symptoms, medical history, medications and treatment goals. We explain the potential benefits, evidence limitations and risks before proceeding.
IV treatments are not a substitute for appropriate diagnosis or routine preventive care.
How your visit works
01 · Consultation: Discuss your needs and health history.
02 · Clinical review: Confirm whether an infusion is appropriate.
03 · Treatment: Receive care with monitoring appropriate to the infusion.
Medical credentials and editorial review
Physician credential reference: David Nazarian, MD, board-certified in Internal Medicine. Clinical content on this page is intended to help patients understand potential indications, limitations, alternatives and safety considerations. It is not individualized medical advice.
Editorial status: Clinical information is provided for patient education. Confirm current treatment options and prices with the practice.
IV treatments and published starting prices
We offer physician-supervised hydration and selected nutrient infusions in Beverly Hills. The following are published in-office starting prices; the final cost depends on the formulation, dose and clinical assessment.
IV Hydration
From $149
Fluids when clinically indicated; oral hydration is sufficient for many patients.
Myers’ Cocktail
From $200
Selected vitamins and minerals, with individualized clinical review.
Glutathione IV
From $125
Discuss evidence limitations and potential risks before treatment.
NAD+ IV
250 mg $399 · 500 mg $599 · 1,000 mg $899
Infusion rate, dose, tolerability and uncertain wellness benefits require discussion.
Vitamin C IV
From $175
High-dose protocols may require additional screening and cost more.
IV Iron
Iron sucrose from $450
For evaluated iron deficiency when intravenous replacement is appropriate.
Review the complete IV pricing guide. Confirm prices before treatment; mobile appointments may carry additional fees.
When IV treatment may—and may not—be appropriate
IV fluids may be useful for certain hydration needs, and intravenous nutrients may be appropriate for selected deficiencies or medical indications. However, IV vitamin therapy has not been established as a universal way to improve immunity, athletic performance, fatigue, or aging. For many people, oral fluids, diet, and conventional evaluation are more appropriate.
Before an infusion, our clinical team considers medical conditions, allergies, medications, fluid restrictions, kidney and heart health, and any necessary testing. Possible complications include bruising, infection, vein irritation, fluid or electrolyte disturbances, and ingredient-specific reactions.
Persistent fatigue, headaches or other symptoms deserve an appropriate medical evaluation rather than an automatic infusion recommendation.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between IV hydration and IV vitamin therapy?
Hydration infusions deliver fluids, while nutrient infusions include specific vitamins or minerals. The right approach depends on your medical history and clinical needs.
Is IV therapy better than oral hydration or supplements?
Not necessarily. IV administration bypasses digestion, but it has not been shown to improve outcomes for every person. Oral fluids and supplements are often sufficient.
How much does Myers’ Cocktail cost?
Our published in-office starting price is $200. The final fee may vary with the prescribed formulation; please confirm before your appointment.
How long does an IV infusion take?
Infusion duration depends on ingredients, dose, infusion rate, and individual tolerance. NAD+ and some other infusions may require longer appointments.
Who supervises treatment?
Services are provided with physician oversight by the practice of David Nazarian, MD, who is board-certified in Internal Medicine. The clinical team determines the evaluation and monitoring needed for each infusion.
Where are you located?
Our physical clinic is at 9301 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 405A, Beverly Hills, CA 90210.
Is IV vitamin therapy right for everyone?
No. Treatment depends on individual health history, indications and potential risks. Oral hydration or supplements may be more appropriate in many situations.
How do I learn about pricing?
See our IV therapy pricing page and confirm the final cost before treatment.
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Professional care
Patients have highlighted the clinical team’s friendliness and attentive care.
Comfortable setting
Reviews describe a welcoming Beverly Hills practice environment.
Appointment experience
Patients have commented on staff support and the ease of visits.
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David Nazarian, MD · Board-Certified Internal Medicine
Our Beverly Hills practice offers individualized evaluation and physician-supervised infusion services. Dr. Nazarian’s training in internal medicine informs decisions about when IV hydration or nutrient replacement is appropriate, when testing is needed, and when another approach is preferable.
Read Dr. Nazarian’s professional biography and verify California medical licensure.
Medical information: Content is educational and does not replace individualized physician evaluation.
Transparent pricing and patient rights
Patients may request a written Good Faith Estimate for expected non-emergency services. If you receive a bill at least $400 more than your estimate, you may have the right to dispute it. Learn more about Good Faith Estimates and the No Surprises Act.
The federal CMS Open Payments database provides information about certain payments made by drug and medical-device companies to physicians and teaching hospitals.
For questions about your estimate or billing, contact our office before your appointment. Insurance coverage varies by service and medical necessity; reimbursement is not guaranteed.
Discuss your IV therapy options
Visit our Beverly Hills clinic or ask about selected mobile services in Los Angeles.
