What mobile IV therapy is
Mobile IV therapy is an IV drip that comes to you. A licensed Registered Nurse arrives at your home, hotel, office, or Airbnb with everything needed for a safe, comfortable infusion. No waiting room, no traffic, and no rescheduling your day around a clinic.
Every Modwella drip starts with a base of sterile saline or lactated Ringer's solution for rehydration. Your nurse then adds the vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, or medications in the formula you choose. Because an IV goes straight into the bloodstream, it skips the digestive system that oral supplements have to pass through.
Modwella serves clients across 12 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.
What an in-home IV visit looks like
First-timers always ask what an at-home IV actually looks like. Here is the play-by-play.
- Book. Book online or text us. You fill out a short intake form covering allergies, medications, and goals. Your nurse confirms an arrival window by text.
- Provider teleconsult. Before your drip starts, you connect with a licensed medical provider by video or phone. It is included free with every appointment. The provider reviews your health history and confirms the right formula for you.
- Setup. Your RN brings the IV pole or hook, sterile single-use supplies, your customized bag, and biohazard disposal. Pick a comfy chair or couch with an arm free.
- The drip. A standard IV runs 30 to 60 minutes. NAD+ infusions take longer, 60 to 120 minutes, because they run slowly for comfort. Read, work, watch TV, or nap.
- Wrap-up. Your nurse removes the IV, packs out every used supply, and you get on with your day.
Plan on 45 to 75 minutes from the moment your nurse arrives to the moment they leave.
Concierge IV therapy for groups, hotels, and offices
In-home IV therapy is only one way to book. Modwella nurses also set up for groups and for people on the road.
- Hotel IV therapy. Travelers book us for jet lag, altitude, a long event weekend, or a rough morning after. See hotel IV therapy.
- Groups and parties. Bachelorette weekends, wedding mornings, ski trips, and recovery days are common bookings. Groups of 2+ save 10%, 5+ save 15%, and 10+ save 20% with Group & Save.
- Workplaces. Wellness days and offsites, without PTO requests. See corporate office wellness.
- Pregnancy and postpartum. Hydration support for morning sickness and the newborn weeks, with provider approval. See pregnancy and postpartum support.
Our most-booked drips
The Revive IV is Modwella's take on the classic Myers' cocktail and our most-booked drip. Clients book it for low energy, dehydration, travel recovery, and busy weeks.
The Hangover IV is one of our most-requested formulas. It pairs fluids and electrolytes with B vitamins. Anti-nausea and anti-inflammatory medications can be added when your provider approves.
Not sure which drip fits? Text us. Our team can match your symptoms to the right blend, and your nurse and provider can customize on-site with add-ins.
Who should talk to a provider first
IV therapy is not right for everyone, and it is not emergency care. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, or a true medical crisis, call 911.
Tell us about your health history before you book, especially if you are pregnant, have heart or kidney problems, take regular medications, or have had a reaction to an IV before. Your provider reviews this during the teleconsult and may adjust your drip or recommend another option.
How often people book
Many clients book an IV when they need it: after travel, a stomach bug, or a big event. Others make it routine. For ongoing goals, regular sessions, weekly or monthly, give the most consistent experience. Individual results vary.
Want it on the calendar? Mod Membership bundles monthly IVs at member pricing.
Pricing and payment
Pricing depends on the formula and add-ins you choose. The menu price is what you pay, with no hidden fees. First-time clients save 10%. Active-duty military and veterans save 15% with valid ID.
IV vitamin therapy is an elective wellness service and is not typically covered by insurance. We accept all major credit cards and HSA/FSA cards when applicable.
How to prep
Eat a light meal beforehand, drink some water, and wear a top with sleeves that roll up easily. Avoid heavy alcohol the morning of. Make sure your nurse has a clear path to a comfortable chair or couch with an outlet nearby.