Catalyst Health Group Mobile IV Therapy

Hydration Care Delivered to You

Catalyst Health Group Mobile IV Therapy

Hydration Care Delivered to You

When you are feeling dehydrated, tired, or unwell, leaving home for an appointment may feel overwhelming. IVTherapy2go provides Catalyst Health Group employees and their covered family members with access to mobile hydration evaluations in eligible Texas service areas.

A qualified medical professional can review your symptoms and determine whether IV hydration is medically appropriate. When approved, care may be provided at home, at work, or another eligible location.

Visit the IVTherapy2go Website to learn more about available mobile hydration services.

Does IVTherapy2go Accept Catalyst Health Group Insurance?

IVTherapy2go accepts eligible Catalyst Health Group employee insurance plans. Because benefits can differ between members, eligibility and coverage should be verified before treatment is provided.

Visit the dedicated Catalyst Health Insurance page for current participation information.

Before requesting care, please have the following information available:

• Your current insurance card
• The patient’s full name and date of birth
• The insurance member identification number
• The primary policyholder’s information
• A current medication and allergy list
• A brief description of the symptoms
• The requested service address

Copays, deductibles, coinsurance, exclusions, and other patient responsibilities may vary. Insurance participation does not guarantee that IV hydration or related services will be covered. Final coverage is determined by the health plan based on eligibility, medical necessity, plan requirements, and the services provided.

When May Mobile IV Hydration Be Appropriate?

IV hydration may be considered for certain patients after a medical evaluation. Depending on the patient’s symptoms and medical history, the provider may evaluate concerns such as:

• Dehydration
• Fluid loss from vomiting or diarrhea
• Fatigue related to inadequate hydration
• Migraine symptoms
• Recovery after a minor illness
• Difficulty maintaining oral fluids
• General weakness associated with dehydration
• Symptoms related to heat exposure

Every patient is evaluated individually. IV treatment is only provided when the medical professional determines that it is safe and medically appropriate.

Some patients may need laboratory testing, an in-person examination, imaging, or emergency care instead of mobile IV therapy.

How Do Catalyst Health Group Employees Request IV Therapy?

Scheduling begins by entering the patient’s information, service address, and reason for requesting care. You may also be asked to upload the insurance card so the team can review the plan information.

Use the secure scheduling page to Book Today.

For scheduling assistance, insurance questions, or general support, call (817) 508-8169.

Availability depends on the patient’s location, medical needs, requested service, and provider schedule.

What Happens During the Visit?

The medical professional will review the patient’s symptoms, health history, medications, allergies, and current condition. Vital signs may also be checked before treatment is considered.

If IV hydration is appropriate, the provider will explain the recommended care and answer the patient’s questions. Treatment will not begin when the evaluation identifies a medical reason that IV therapy may be unsafe or insufficient.

Patients should:

• Keep their telephone nearby
• Prepare a current medication and allergy list
• Choose a clean and comfortable area
• Secure all pets before the medical team enters
• Provide gate codes or entry instructions
• Continue drinking fluids when medically safe

Is IV Therapy Automatically Covered by Insurance?

No. Insurance acceptance does not mean that every hydration service will be covered. Coverage can depend on medical necessity, the patient’s benefits, the diagnosis, and the services performed.

Patients should review their insurance information and confirm any expected costs before treatment. The final payment decision is made by the health plan after the claim is processed.

When Should You Seek Emergency Care?

Mobile IV hydration is not a replacement for emergency treatment. Call 911 or visit the nearest emergency room for:

• Severe chest pain
• Major difficulty breathing
• Signs of a stroke
• Loss of consciousness
• Severe confusion
• Uncontrolled bleeding
• A severe allergic reaction affecting breathing
• Persistent vomiting with serious weakness
• Any potentially life-threatening condition

If you are uncertain whether mobile hydration care is appropriate, call (817) 508-8169 for assistance.

Supportive Hydration Care on Your Schedule

Mobile care can reduce unnecessary travel and allow eligible patients to receive an evaluation in a familiar setting. IVTherapy2go is committed to providing careful, professional, and compassionate hydration support when it is medically appropriate.

Review your Insurance Information, explore services on the IVTherapy2go Website, or call (817) 508-8169 with questions.

When you are ready to request an evaluation, Book Now.