How IVTherapy2go Brings Mobile IV Care to You

What to Expect From Booking Through Treatment

IV therapy does not always require traveling to a clinic and waiting for treatment. IVTherapy2go® brings eligible IV hydration and medically appropriate treatments directly to your home, hotel, workplace, or another approved location.

The process includes online scheduling, a review of your medical information, an evaluation by a healthcare professional, and treatment administered by licensed clinical staff when it is considered safe and appropriate.

Here is what you can expect when requesting mobile IV care.

Step One: Choose an IV Therapy Service

Begin by reviewing the available services on the IVTherapy2go website. Different therapies are designed for different purposes, including hydration, recovery, nausea support, migraine-related symptoms, and certain medically indicated treatments.

Available services may include:

• HydraBoost 500

• HydraBoost 1000

• Hangover Haven

• Myers Elixir

• Migraine Melt

• Nausea Nix

• Tummy Tonic

• Wellness Wave

• Detoxify Drip

• ImmunoBlast

• Preparty Pump

• Iron infusions

• Clindamycin

• Ceftriaxone

• Lasix

A service listed on the website may not be appropriate for every patient. Your symptoms, health history, medications, allergies, current medical conditions, and clinical evaluation help determine whether treatment can be provided safely.

If you are unsure which service to request, begin with the most appropriate basic selection and discuss your needs during the screening process. The medical team can explain the available therapies, but treatment cannot be guaranteed until you have been evaluated.

Step Two: Schedule Your Appointment Online

Mobile IV appointments must be scheduled in advance. Select the booking option on the website, enter your ZIP code, and follow the instructions to request an available appointment time.

Be prepared to provide:

• Your full name and date of birth

• An accurate telephone number

• Your complete treatment address

• The requested IV service

• Your current symptoms or reason for treatment

• Relevant medical conditions

• Medication and supplement information

• Known allergies

• Insurance information when applicable

• Your preferred appointment date and time

After the request is submitted, a team member may contact you to confirm the appointment and review important details.

Because IVTherapy2go is a mobile service, appointment availability depends on your location, the requested treatment, clinical staffing, and medical eligibility.

Step Three: Complete Your Medical Information

A medical consent form and health screening must be completed before treatment. This step helps the clinical team identify conditions or medications that could affect the safety of IV therapy.

You may be asked about:

• Heart, kidney, or liver conditions

• High or low blood pressure

• Diabetes

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding

• Previous reactions to IV treatment

• Medication allergies

• Current prescription medications

• Recent hospitalization or surgery

• Symptoms of infection

• Recent laboratory results

• Your hydration and nutrition status

Provide complete and accurate information. Leaving out a health condition, medication, or previous reaction could affect your safety.

Some patients may need laboratory testing, medical records, an order, or another evaluation before receiving a particular treatment. If mobile treatment is not appropriate, the healthcare professional may recommend another form or location of care.

Step Four: Receive a Medical Evaluation

Before IV treatment begins, the patient must be evaluated by an appropriate healthcare professional. IVTherapy2go uses telemedicine technology when a physician evaluation is required, while licensed mobile clinical staff provide the in-person portion of the visit.

The evaluation may include:

• Reviewing your symptoms and medical history

• Confirming your medications and allergies

• Checking your vital signs

• Discussing the requested treatment

• Identifying possible safety concerns

• Determining whether IV therapy is appropriate

• Adjusting the care plan when medically necessary

Approval is not automatic. Treatment may be postponed, changed, or declined if the medical team determines that IV therapy cannot be provided safely in the mobile setting.

Step Five: The Mobile Clinician Comes to You

IVTherapy2go provides mobile services at homes, hotels, workplaces, and other approved locations. The clinical team may include licensed paramedics, registered nurses, or licensed vocational nurses who have been credentialed to provide patient care.

Prepare a clean, comfortable area where the clinician can safely arrange the required supplies.

Before the clinician arrives:

• Keep your telephone nearby.

• Make sure the address is clearly visible.

• Secure all pets in another room.

• Select a clean area with sufficient lighting.

• Wear clothing that allows easy access to your arm.

• Have your photo identification available.

• Keep your medication list nearby.

• Drink water unless you were instructed otherwise.

• Follow any fasting or preparation instructions provided.

The exact arrival time may fall within an appointment window because the clinician must travel between patients and account for traffic, distance, and the needs of earlier appointments.

Step Six: Your Treatment Is Prepared

The clinician will confirm your identity, review the treatment plan, check your vital signs, and prepare the necessary supplies.

When treatment is approved, the clinician will:

1. Select an appropriate vein.

2. Clean the insertion area.

3. Place the IV catheter.

4. Secure the catheter and tubing.

5. Begin the prescribed infusion.

6. Monitor you throughout treatment.

7. Remove the catheter after completion.

8. Provide follow-up instructions.

IV administration commonly takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes, although the total appointment may be longer depending on the treatment, medical evaluation, vein access, infusion rate, and your response.

Do not adjust the IV bag, tubing, catheter, or infusion rate yourself. Tell the clinician immediately if you experience pain, burning, swelling, leaking, dizziness, nausea, shortness of breath, chest discomfort, itching, or another unexpected symptom.

What Happens After the Infusion?

After treatment, the clinician removes the IV catheter and applies pressure and a bandage to the insertion area. You may receive instructions about hydration, activity, medications, follow-up care, and symptoms that should be reported.

Mild tenderness or bruising can occur around the insertion site. Contact a healthcare professional if you develop:

• Increasing redness or warmth

• Significant swelling

• Persistent bleeding

• Severe pain

• Drainage

• Numbness or weakness

• Fever

• Signs of an allergic reaction

The way a person feels after IV therapy can vary. Do not assume that one treatment will produce a particular result, and do not repeat treatment more frequently than recommended by the medical team.

Can IV Therapy Be Customized?

The clinical team may discuss modifications based on your medical history, requested service, and individual needs. However, additions or changes must be approved as medically appropriate.

A patient cannot request an ingredient solely because it is popular or was helpful for someone else. The healthcare professional must consider possible allergies, medication interactions, medical conditions, dosing limitations, and the purpose of treatment.

Personalized care means selecting an appropriate treatment—not guaranteeing every requested ingredient.

Does IVTherapy2go Accept Insurance?

IVTherapy2go states that it accepts several major insurance plans, including certain Medicare and Texas Medicaid plans, through its billing company. Exact eligibility depends on the patient’s plan, network, diagnosis, medical necessity, requested treatment, and applicable insurance requirements.

Before scheduling an insurance-based appointment, confirm:

• IVTherapy2go participates with your exact plan.

• The requested treatment is a covered benefit.

• Medical necessity requirements are satisfied.

• A referral or prior authorization is not required.

• Required laboratory testing is covered.

• Medications and supplies are included.

• Your deductible, copay, or coinsurance applies.

• The treating professional is in your network.

Insurance verification does not guarantee that the health plan will pay the claim. Elective wellness services and certain IV ingredients may not be covered.

Self-pay and membership services may also be available. Membership and insurance generally cannot be applied to the same visit.

Where Is Mobile IV Therapy Available?

IVTherapy2go serves select communities across Texas, with particular focus on:

• Dallas–Fort Worth

• Austin and surrounding communities

• San Antonio and surrounding communities

Service may also be available in Arlington, Farmers Branch, Brownwood, Houston, El Paso, and other covered areas.

Enter your ZIP code during scheduling to determine whether mobile service is currently available at your address. Availability may change based on clinical staffing, travel distance, and the treatment requested.

When Is Mobile IV Therapy Not Appropriate?

IVTherapy2go is not an emergency service. Do not schedule mobile IV therapy when you may be experiencing a medical emergency.

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for:

• Chest pain

• Severe difficulty breathing

• Signs of a stroke

• Loss of consciousness

• Severe dehydration with confusion

• Uncontrolled bleeding

• A serious allergic reaction

• A seizure

• Severe abdominal pain

• A serious injury

• Rapidly worsening symptoms

• Any potentially life-threatening condition

A mobile IV infusion should never delay emergency evaluation or necessary hospital treatment.

Mobile Care Designed Around Your Location

IVTherapy2go combines mobile convenience with medical screening and professional oversight. From online scheduling to the final safety check, each step helps determine whether treatment is appropriate and how it should be provided.

Visit the IVTherapy2go About page to learn more about the service, or review the IVTherapy2go FAQ for additional appointment information.

You may also call (817) 508-8169 for scheduling assistance or questions about service availability.

Medical disclaimer: This article provides general educational information and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. IV therapy is not appropriate for every patient. Eligibility, treatment selection, service availability, insurance coverage, and patient costs must be evaluated individually. Call 911 for a medical emergency.