Mobile IV Therapy in Los Angeles & Beverly Hills

Medically reviewed by David Nazarian, MD — Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Medical Director of IV Vitamin Therapy.

Mobile IV pricing varies by service area and treatment. View in-office IV therapy pricing. Your final mobile fee is confirmed before scheduling and may vary based on treatment, dose, ingredients, clinical needs, travel distance, service area, and treatment location.

What is mobile IV therapy?

Mobile IV therapy in Los Angeles brings physician-supervised IV hydration and selected nutrient infusions to a patient’s home, hotel, or office when mobile treatment is medically appropriate. A trained medical professional reviews the treatment plan and administers the IV using appropriate sterile technique and monitoring. Mobile service may include Beverly Hills and other Los Angeles service areas, subject to availability and clinical screening.

Before treatment, our team reviews relevant symptoms, medical history, medications, allergies, hydration needs, and contraindications. Patients with symptoms that may require urgent or emergency evaluation are directed to the appropriate level of care rather than treated as routine mobile-IV visits.

Mobile service may include IV hydration and selected nutrient infusions when there is an appropriate clinical indication. The specific ingredients, dose, route, and setting are selected according to the patient’s history and treatment goal rather than assuming that IV nutrients improve general health, well-being, or mental clarity.

Mobile IV hydration can provide supportive fluid replacement for selected clinically stable patients who cannot or prefer not to travel to the office. Migraine, influenza, persistent vomiting, or severe symptoms require appropriate evaluation; IV fluids do not treat the underlying cause simply because they are administered at home.

Why IV fluids at home?

If you’re sick, feeling anxious, dehydrated, or just plain worn out, chances are you don’t want to get in your car and drive to an office to get an IV vitamin drip.

Who would disagree with that?

When mobile treatment is appropriate and available, a qualified clinician can administer the selected IV at a home, office, or hotel. Visit length varies with the treatment, dose, clinical assessment, monitoring requirements, and individual response rather than following a guaranteed 30- to 45-minute schedule.

We offer mobile IV hydration and selected nutrient therapies under the supervision of our Medical Director, Dr. David Nazarian. Treatment is individualized after review of symptoms, medical history, medications, and whether supportive IV care is clinically appropriate.

Patients who know which mobile service they are interested in can request an appointment. If you are unsure what is appropriate, our team can arrange a medical evaluation to determine whether hydration, a specific nutrient treatment, in-office care, or another form of evaluation is more suitable.

When may mobile IV therapy be appropriate?

Our physician-supervised mobile IV therapy service serves Los Angeles and Beverly Hills for selected patients who may benefit from hydration, electrolyte replacement, or clinically appropriate nutrient therapy at home, a hotel, or another private location. The goal is to match treatment to the patient’s symptoms, medical history, medications, and clinical needs rather than use a one-size-fits-all IV drip.

• Dehydration after travel or alcohol use. For selected clinically stable patients with dehydration after travel or alcohol use, our mobile hydration service may provide supportive fluid and electrolyte replacement when appropriate. Nutrient additives such as B vitamins or glutathione are considered individually and should not be promised to accelerate hangover or jet-lag recovery.
• Fatigue, poor intake, or dehydration. Some patients experiencing low energy may benefit from evaluation for dehydration or nutrient deficiency. IV therapy should be selected according to the underlying cause rather than used as a treatment for anxiety or depression. When appropriate, options such as a Myers’ Cocktail may be discussed after medical review.
• Hydration after strenuous exercise. For selected patients after strenuous exercise, mobile IV hydration for athletic recovery may help replace fluids and electrolytes when oral intake is inadequate. Nutrient additives should be individualized; IV vitamins should not be presented as a proven way to improve athletic performance, accelerate tissue repair, or provide a guaranteed energy boost.
• Supportive hydration during illness. For selected patients, mobile IV therapy may be used for hydration or replacement of documented nutrient deficiencies. IV vitamins are not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment of an infection, and patients with fever, breathing difficulty, persistent vomiting, severe weakness, or other concerning symptoms should receive appropriate medical evaluation.
• Supportive hydration with cold-, flu-, or gastrointestinal symptoms. For selected patients who are clinically stable but have reduced oral intake, IV fluids may sometimes be used for supportive hydration. IV vitamins do not treat the underlying viral or gastrointestinal illness, and persistent vomiting, significant fever, severe pain, breathing difficulty, confusion, or other concerning symptoms require appropriate medical evaluation.
• Rehydration. For selected patients who cannot adequately replace fluids orally, IV hydration may provide supportive fluid and electrolyte replacement after appropriate screening.
• Known nutrient deficiency. Vitamin B12, folate, iron, and other deficiencies require diagnosis-specific treatment. Mobile IV therapy is not a general treatment for anemia; patients with suspected anemia should be evaluated to identify the cause and determine whether oral therapy, an injection, an in-office iron infusion, or another treatment is appropriate.

Does insurance cover mobile IV therapy in Los Angeles?

It depends on the insurance company and the type of policy that you have. Some insurance companies will cover IV therapy, but others will not. Other insurance policies will only cover a portion of the cost of IV therapy.

Most insurance companies only cover IV therapy if it is medically necessary. To determine if IV therapy is medically necessary, the insurance company will likely require a letter of medical necessity from your physician.

Why trust IV Vitamin Therapy?

IV Vitamin Therapy is overseen by board-certified Dr. David Nazarian, who works with an elite staff of nurses to tailor wellness programs.

Our medical office follows strict guidelines and standards to ensure each patient receives the highest quality pure vitamins compounded from elite pharmacies. This ensures that the compounds have undergone strict sterile processes and quality assurances that meet our standards.

Our physicians and registered nurses can consult you before your on-demand IV vitamin therapy and suggest which approach may be the best. In addition, we have an in-house laboratory and state-of-the-art equipment should you want or require further testing and medical workup.

Mobile IV therapy is intended to make selected supportive treatments more convenient without lowering the medical standards used for in-office care. Before treatment, the clinical team reviews the requested service, relevant symptoms, health history, medications, allergies, contraindications, and whether the mobile setting is appropriate. Patients who need a broader workup or a higher level of care are directed to in-office, urgent, or emergency evaluation as appropriate.

From there, your personalized journey to wellness begins.

Call (877) 760-3564 or request an appointment online.

Looking for Mobile IV therapy near me?

We provide mobile IV therapy in the greater Los Angeles area, including:

• Bel Air
• About our Beverly Hills clinic
• Burbank
• Downey
• Encino
• Glendale
• Hollywood
• Malibu
• Newport Beach
• Orange County
• Pacific Palisades
• Pasadena
• Playa Vista
• Santa Clarita
• Shadow Hills
• Sherman Oaks
• Stevenson Ranch
• Studio City
• Sunland
• Sun Valley
• Sylmar
• Tarzana
• Topanga
• Valley Village
• Thousand Oaks
• Valencia
• West Hills
• West Hollywood
• Westlake Village
• Woodland Hills

Mobile IV Therapy: Medical Screening & Safety

Mobile IV therapy should follow the same medical standards as in-office treatment. Appropriate screening includes review of symptoms, medical history, medications, allergies, kidney and heart conditions, and the reason for treatment. Patients with severe dehydration, chest pain, shortness of breath, neurologic symptoms, severe infection, or other urgent concerns may require emergency or hospital-based evaluation instead of mobile treatment.

Mobile IV Therapy FAQs

Can every IV treatment be given at home or a hotel? No. Eligibility depends on the treatment, medical history, clinical stability, and whether a mobile setting is appropriate.

Medical content reviewed by David Nazarian, MD
Board Certified in Internal Medicine · Physician-supervised care · Last reviewed September 30, 2026

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