Mobile IV Therapy in Tempe, AZ
We come to you anywhere in Tempe, from downtown and the ASU area through south Tempe and over to Tempe Town Lake.
Where We Come in Tempe
Downtown Tempe and Mill Avenue, the neighborhoods around the ASU campus, Tempe Town Lake and the Rio Salado corridor, the Broadway and Southern area, Kiwanis Park, and south Tempe down toward the Chandler line.
A large share of Tempe visits are in apartment buildings and hotels near downtown, with houses making up more of the mix as you head south.
Who Books Us Here
Tempe has a younger crowd than most of the valley, but it is far from only students. Office and tech workers near the lake, families in south Tempe, and visitors in town for games and races all book with us.
Game days and big weekends bring their own wave. A football Saturday, a concert, or a race at Town Lake can mean hours in the sun and a late night after. Plenty of people call us the next morning.
Everyday residents book too. Tempe summers are hard on anyone who works outside, bikes to campus, or runs along the lake, and a packed work week can leave people feeling run down.
Campus, Game Days, and Town Lake
Around campus and downtown, most of our visits are in apartment towers with fob entry, parking garages, and front desks. Send your building name, unit number, the entry code or who will meet us, and where visitor parking is.
On game days and event weekends, streets near the stadium and Mill Avenue close or fill up fast. If you are booking for one of those days, tell us which cross streets are open and where we can pull in, and book early when you can.
For hotels near the lake or on the airport side of Tempe, send the hotel name, room number, and any front desk steps. Some hotels ask guests to approve visitors before anyone goes up.
No Call-Out Charge
The price on the menu is what you pay in Tempe. We do not charge a call-out fee, a travel fee, or a fuel surcharge, and there is no minimum or zone pricing in our service area. The only thing that can add to your total is the $50 after hours fee from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
What You Can Book
Tempe gets the same full menu as everywhere else we go. Injections and add-ons are available when a provider signs off on them, and nothing is held back because the visit is mobile.
- Hydration, $140
- Hangover Recovery, $160
- Energy Blend, $175
- Immune Support, $185
- Myers Cocktail, $200
- NAD+, from $250
- Masters Blend, $300
- Migraine Cocktail, $300
How It Works
Book online, or call or text with your address, unit or room number, and any entry code. We do the health review ahead of time, so the visit itself is about getting your drip started, not filling out paperwork at the door.
Your provider brings all the supplies, goes over your review with you, and places the IV. Most drips take 30 to 45 minutes, and your provider stays with you from start to finish. Every piece of equipment leaves with them.
All you need is a comfortable spot with one arm free, like a couch, a bed, a desk chair, or a hotel armchair.
Who Comes Out
Our Tempe visits are handled by nurses, paramedics, and firefighters, many of whom have spent more than ten years in emergency and clinical care. Our medical director is Daniel Dawson, DO, an emergency medicine trained physician who works in a West Valley emergency department.
A health review comes first on every booking, and some people will not be a fit. If that is you, we will let you know before anyone heads your way. If what you describe sounds urgent, we will send you to emergency care instead of sending a provider, a call our team has made many times over their careers.
Booking at Any Hour
We take visits 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and late nights in Tempe are a normal part of the schedule. From 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM, call us instead of booking online, and the after hours fee applies.
No matter the time, give us the full address, the unit or room number, any building or gate code, and parking details. Missing access info is the most common reason a mobile visit runs behind, and it only takes a few seconds to include.
Before We Arrive
There is nothing to set up. Try to eat a little if your stomach can handle it, keep a glass of water nearby, and choose a spot to settle into for 30 to 45 minutes.
When you book, let us know if you have had a bad reaction to an IV, if a nurse has struggled to find a vein before, or if you take anything that affects clotting. These details help us plan, and difficult veins are something our team sees all the time.
Groups in Tempe
Roommates, teams, work groups, and friends in town for a game can all book together at one address. Group discounts start at four IVs, go to 15 percent at seven, and reach 20 percent at ten or more. Everyone picks their own drip.
Tempe Questions
Do you come to apartments near ASU?
Yes. Send your building name, unit number, and how we get in, and we will take it from there.
Can you come on a game day?
Yes. Book as early as you can and tell us which streets are open near you, since traffic and closures can slow the drive.
Do you do overnight visits in Tempe?
Yes. We are open 24 hours. Between 9:00 PM and 6:00 AM, a $50 after hours fee applies.
One Thing Worth Knowing
If you keep booking because you never feel quite right, an IV is only covering for whatever is going on. At that point a doctor who can look into the cause is money better spent, and we will tell you that rather than keep booking you.
What It Costs
Drips cost $140 to $300, and injections start at $25. Each add-on has its own price, and we confirm it with you before it goes in, so nothing shows up on your bill that you did not agree to.
Teachers, military members, and first responders get 15 percent off.
Most insurance plans do not cover wellness IV therapy. HSA and FSA funds can often be used, so check with your plan first.
Book in Tempe
Let us know where you are and when you need us, and a provider will head your way. There is no charge for the drive anywhere in Tempe.
