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Wondering how IV therapy works? Pick your treatment below to see exactly what happens from the moment you book to the moment you walk away feeling better, whether our team comes to you or you visit one of our clinics.
Mobile and in-clinic care · (682) 345-7155 · Walk-ins welcome at our clinics daily 10am to 7pm
Every Flare MD visit starts with a licensed provider and is delivered by a registered nurse or paramedic. Pick a service to see how IV therapy works for you, step by step, with real timing.
Our mobile team brings the full Flare MD clinical experience to your home, office or hotel. Here is how a typical visit unfolds.
First, choose a time that works or pick “as soon as possible.” You do not need to select a treatment yet, because our team can help you decide.
Next, you receive a text with your digital consent forms. Meanwhile, a nurse is paged and your appointment is confirmed by text.
Then a licensed provider calls for a brief visit to review your health history, allergies and symptoms, and clears you for treatment.
Your registered nurse or paramedic arrives and asks where you would like to be treated: couch, bed, office or backyard.
Once you are settled, your nurse reviews your symptoms and treatment plan, then places the IV.
The infusion takes about 30 minutes. In the meantime, read, watch TV or rest while your nurse monitors you.
Finally, your nurse completes a secure tap-to-pay checkout. Most patients feel relief within the hour.
Visit either Flare MD clinic for the same treatments in a comfortable lounge or private room, with no long waits.
Walk-ins are welcome at both clinics, open daily 10am to 7pm. Booking ahead lets us prepare for your arrival, and we confirm within 15 minutes.
Next, check in at the front desk and complete your digital consent forms from your phone. There are no long waits or crowded waiting rooms.
A nurse practitioner, physician assistant or physician reviews your health history and confirms your treatment is safe and appropriate. Not sure what you need? Choose with the team here.
Then settle into the lounge or a private treatment room, where your registered nurse or paramedic places the IV.
Most infusions take 30 to 60 minutes. Meanwhile, enjoy free Wi-Fi and complimentary drinks and snacks while your nurse monitors you.
Finally, check out at the desk. Clinic visits are also 10% off our mobile pricing.
Iron infusions start with labs and a provider evaluation, then move quickly. Your first visit runs about 1.5 to 2 hours and later visits about 45 minutes.
Call, text or use the online form. A 5 minute consult with no commitment, confirmed within 15 minutes.
Recent labs (CBC, ferritin, serum iron and TIBC from the last two weeks) are all we need. Otherwise, a $35 iron panel at any Labcorp usually results within 24 hours.
A licensed provider reviews your labs, history and symptoms, screens for conditions that rule out IV iron, and builds your plan (200 mg or 500 mg dosing).
Because labs are reviewed the same day, first infusions can often be scheduled right away, at home or in clinic.
A licensed clinician places the IV and monitors you throughout. First infusions take about 1 hour; later 200 mg infusions take about 15 minutes.
Afterward, rest while your clinician observes you. Many patients also add a vitamin infusion during this time.
Finally, your provider rechecks hemoglobin and ferritin and advises whether more infusions are needed.
NAD+ is available as a quick injection, an IV infusion, or an at-home program shipped to you. Your provider helps you choose the right option.
Call, text or book online. Confirmation within 15 minutes.
A licensed provider reviews your history and goals and helps you choose between an NAD+ injection, an NAD+ infusion, or an at-home NAD+ program shipped to you.
At your appointment, your registered nurse or paramedic places the IV at home or in clinic. NAD+ runs at a slower drip rate than a standard IV.
During the drip, your clinician sets the pace and monitors you throughout, adjusting for your comfort. Plan on a longer visit than a standard IV, and your provider will tell you how long.
Finally, you check out securely. Your provider then recommends a cadence for follow-up sessions.