FAQ
Mobile IV therapy, answered.
What it costs, how a visit works, who gives the IV, and who it is right for.
Questions
Before you book.
Anything else? Call or text (561) 310-1695.
Booking + visits
How does mobile IV therapy work?
Book online, or call or text (561) 310-1695. A nurse or medic arrives at your home, hotel, condo, or office, sets up, and stays until you're done. Plan for about an hour: setup, the full infusion, and cleanup.
Where does Elite come?
Homes, hotels, offices, and events across 7 Florida counties, from Orlando to Miami. Our city pages cover Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Stuart, Port St. Lucie, Vero Beach, and Orlando, and the surrounding towns.
How soon can I book?
Same-week appointments are usually available and same-day is often possible. For weekends, holiday weekends, and groups, book a few days ahead so we can hold the time.
How long does an IV take?
Plan for about an hour: setup, the full infusion, and cleanup.
Who gives the IV?
A member of Elite's licensed clinical team of nurses and medics, led by owners Emily Fitzpatrick RN and Jenni Rogg RN.
Can you treat a group?
Yes. We treat groups for bachelorette weekends, weddings, and group trips. For groups, book a few days ahead so we can hold the time, or plan it with us as an event.
Prices + payment
How much does mobile IV therapy cost?
Elite's IV drips are $200 to $315, and add-ons and injections are $20 to $150. Every drip and add-on is listed with its price on the drip menu.
Do you offer memberships or packages?
Yes. Elite memberships include 2 to 4 IV infusions every month for $319 to $519 a month, with member pricing on additional services. For more flexibility, Elite offers 5- and 10-IV packages.
Does Elite accept insurance?
Elite does not accept insurance. Service availability, eligibility, and payment terms are confirmed directly with Elite before treatment.
How much does a mobile blood draw cost?
A mobile blood draw costs $150. You'll need a valid lab requisition from your healthcare provider.
Choosing a service
Which IV should I choose?
Use Find your drip on the drip menu, or call or text (561) 310-1695. A nurse will suggest the best fit for your goals, and any infusion can be customized to your needs.
Can I add vitamins or shots to my drip?
Yes. Any add-on on our menu can go into any drip. Tell your nurse when you book or when they arrive.
What does Elite offer besides IV drips?
Mobile Blood Draws, NAD+ + NIAGEN®, Provider-Guided Peptide Therapy, Nutrition + Workouts, and Supplements.
Does Elite offer NAD+?
Yes. Elite offers provider-guided NAD+ and NIAGEN® IV therapy. Eligible clients receive treatment through Elite's mobile concierge model, subject to service area and clinical eligibility.
Safety + eligibility
Is IV therapy right for everyone?
All IV services are subject to appropriate medical screening and provider protocols. Elite's licensed team confirms the appropriate service for each appointment, and services may be modified, postponed, or declined when clinically appropriate.
Who cannot receive IV treatment?
IV treatment cannot be administered to people experiencing a medical emergency; people with congestive heart failure, kidney failure, chronic kidney disease or renal failure; people on dialysis; people with a recent thrombolytic event; or people with abnormal vital signs.
Can I get an IV during pregnancy?
Always consult with your OB-GYN before starting any IV therapy during pregnancy.
Should I talk to my physician first?
Consult your physician before beginning IV therapy or another wellness service.
Does Elite provide emergency care?
No. Elite does not provide emergency care. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.
Wellness that comes to you.
Book, and a nurse or medic comes to your home, hotel, or office, anywhere from Orlando to Miami.