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IV hydration in Beverly Hills from $149: a liter of fluids and electrolytes in about 30–45 minutes, often same-day. Our nursing team gives each infusion under the supervision of David Nazarian, MD, Board Certified in Internal Medicine, after checking why you are dehydrated and whether IV fluids are the right fix.
IV hydration at a glance
- Price: from $149 in office; add-ons such as B vitamins, magnesium or anti-nausea medication are quoted before treatment
- What’s in it: normal saline or lactated Ringer’s, chosen for your situation
- Time: about 30–45 minutes
- Where: Beverly Hills office, Mon–Fri 9 AM–5:30 PM, or mobile IV hydration at your home, hotel or office
When IV hydration helps
- Stomach bugs and food poisoning when vomiting or diarrhea make it hard to keep fluids down
- Heat and sun exposure, long hikes or outdoor events
- Hard training or endurance events with heavy sweat loss
- Long flights and travel combined with poor intake
- After drinking alcohol, when dehydration is part of how you feel (see hangover IV)
- Colds and flu with fever and poor appetite
If you can drink and keep fluids down, oral rehydration with water and electrolytes works for most mild dehydration. IV fluids act faster and help most when you can’t drink enough. Read IV fluids vs drinking water to compare.
Food poisoning and stomach flu
Most food poisoning (norovirus, salmonella, E. coli and others) settles in one to three days. The main danger is dehydration. IV fluids, and anti-nausea medication when appropriate, can make that stretch much easier when you can’t keep water down. Go to an emergency room instead if you have bloody stool, a high fever, severe abdominal pain, signs of severe dehydration (confusion, fainting, no urine for many hours), or symptoms lasting more than three days.
Signs you may be dehydrated
Thirst, dark urine or urinating less, dry mouth, headache, fatigue, dizziness when standing and a fast heart rate. Our guide to dehydration warning signs explains when oral fluids are enough and when to get help.
Who should be careful with IV fluids
Extra fluid can be risky with heart failure, advanced kidney disease, some liver conditions and certain medications. Tell us about these at screening; we may adjust the volume or recommend another plan. IV hydration does not replace emergency care.
IV hydration FAQs
How much does IV hydration cost?
IV hydration starts at $149 in our Beverly Hills office. Add-ons and mobile visits are quoted before treatment.
How long does IV hydration take?
About 30 to 45 minutes for a standard liter.
How quickly will I feel better?
Many people feel better during or shortly after the infusion when dehydration is the main problem.
Can I get IV hydration at home?
Yes. Our nurses come to homes, hotels and offices in Los Angeles through our mobile IV service.
Is IV hydration safe during pregnancy?
Sometimes, especially for severe nausea, but only after checking with your OB. See IV hydration while pregnant.
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IV clinic, urgent care or ER?
| Where | Best when |
|---|---|
| IV clinic (us) | Mild to moderate dehydration from a stomach bug, heat, travel, alcohol or exercise; you’re otherwise stable |
| Urgent care | You also need an exam, tests or prescriptions for an infection or injury; some urgent cares give IV fluids, many don’t |
| Emergency room | Confusion, fainting, chest pain, blood in vomit or stool, a very high fever, or no urine for many hours |
Does an IV hydrate you faster than drinking water?
Yes. IV fluid goes straight into your bloodstream, so it starts working within minutes, while water has to be absorbed through the gut first. That speed matters most when you’re vomiting or too sick to drink. If you can keep fluids down, an oral rehydration solution with sodium and glucose works well for mild dehydration.
IV hydration near you in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles
Come to our clinic at 9301 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 405A, Beverly Hills, Monday–Friday, or have a nurse bring IV fluids to your home, hotel or office in Los Angeles through our mobile IV service — a good option when you’re too unwell to drive.
Pregnant? IV fluids can help with dehydration from morning sickness, but many drip ingredients aren’t appropriate in pregnancy. Read IV therapy during pregnancy: what’s safe and tell us you’re pregnant when you book.
Mobile IV hydration is also available in West Hollywood and Santa Monica.
Medically reviewed by David Nazarian, MD, Board Certified in Internal Medicine · IV Vitamin Therapy, 9301 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 405A, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 · Last reviewed October 27, 2026
