AZ IV Medics

• Hydration and dehydration support
• Recovery after travel or busy schedules
• Immune support and cold/flu wellness support
• Migraine and headache-focused IV options
• Hangover support
• NAD+ and other wellness-focused IV options
• Group and event IV therapy

AZ IV Medics has served hundreds of thousands of patients and has accumulated 7,000+ 5-star reviews across platforms such as Google and Yelp.

Key facts

• Founded: 2016 in Arizona
• Care model: mobile IV therapy across Arizona plus a Scottsdale IV clinic
• Patients served: over 600,000
• Reviews: more than 7,000 5-star reviews reported on the website
• Mobile hours: generally 7AM–9PM daily
• Clinical team: licensed RN and NP providers, with medical director oversight

Care approach

AZ IV Medics is structured to combine medical oversight with convenience:

• Structured intake: providers review symptoms, medical history, medications, allergies, and vital signs before treatment.
• Provider oversight: a medical director helps guide clinical standards and protocols.
• Clear communication: patients receive explanations of what to expect, including IV ingredients where applicable and realistic expectations for results.
• Wellness-focused care: elective IV therapy is positioned as supportive wellness care. It does not replace primary care, emergency services, or prescribed medical treatments.

Leadership

Owner and CEO – Matt Heistan

• Arizona native, Air Force veteran, longtime EMT, and retired firefighter paramedic.
• Founded AZ IV Medics in 2016 with a focus on making professional IV therapy more convenient.

Medical Director – Dr. Julie Hall

• Provides medical leadership for AZ IV Medics.
• Helps guide clinical standards, provider review, and the patient-first approach used across the service.

Types of visits supported

• Individual mobile visits at home, hotels, offices, or other approved locations
• Visits at the Scottsdale IV clinic
• Group and event IV therapy for gatherings such as weddings, golf trips, and corporate or private events

Coverage, availability, and appropriate IV options depend on provider assessment and current protocols.

Care is elective and wellness-focused. Each visit includes a clinical assessment to determine whether IV therapy is appropriate that day.

Mobile visits and Scottsdale clinic

• Mobile IV therapy: A licensed nurse comes to your home, hotel, office, event, or other approved location.
• Scottsdale clinic: Patients can choose an in-clinic IV therapy visit instead of, or in addition to, mobile service.

You can book online, call, or text to schedule care.

Service areas in Arizona

Mobile IV therapy is available across many Arizona cities and surrounding communities, including (but not limited to):

• Phoenix
• Scottsdale
• Tucson
• Mesa
• Tempe
• Chandler
• Gilbert
• Peoria
• Glendale
• Goodyear
• Avondale
• Surprise
• Anthem
• Cave Creek
• Sedona
• Flagstaff
• Prescott and additional nearby communities

Coverage depends on provider availability and safe access to the location.

Mobile IV therapy hours

• Mobile IV hours: generally 7AM–9PM daily.
• Same-day appointments are often available, subject to provider availability.
• For same-day openings or after-hours questions, patients are directed to call or text 623-521-5034.

How a typical visit works

1. Schedule your service

Book online or by phone. Choose your IV package and whether you prefer mobile IV therapy or a Scottsdale clinic visit.

2. Provider assessment

A licensed nurse reviews your symptoms, health history, medications, allergies, and vital signs. They confirm whether IV therapy is appropriate or if a higher level of care is recommended.

3. IV administration and recovery

If appropriate, the nurse starts the IV and monitors you during the infusion. Most standard visits take about 30–60 minutes, depending on the IV selected and your clinical assessment.

Safety and clinical standards

• Treatments are provided by licensed RN/NP providers with medical director oversight.
• IV therapy is not for medical emergencies. If someone has severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, they should call 911 or go to an emergency department instead of booking mobile IV therapy.
• Some health conditions (such as significant heart, kidney, or serious acute illness) may mean that a person is not eligible for mobile IV therapy. The provider may decline treatment or refer to urgent or emergency care based on the assessment.

Lists Mobile, Chandler, Flagstaff, Gilbert, Glendale, Goodyear, Mesa, and Peoria as a location. Names Arizona, Mobile, and Scottsdale as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

Athletic recovery IVs are designed as supportive wellness services and are not advertised as performance-enhancing treatments. Training, nutrition, sleep, and overall recovery planning remain essential.

Recommended IV Drip – Anti-Inflammatory IV / Recovery

The Anti-Inflammatory IV / Recovery option is highlighted as the main athletic recovery package.

• Price: $234 mobile (pricing from the athletic recovery IV page)
• Base formula: Myers' Classic base
• Additional component: 2 mL Olympia Amino Blend
• Focus: hydration, fatigue support, and post-activity recovery support

Optional add-ins, if any, depend on provider assessment and current protocols.

When athletes commonly book recovery IVs

Examples from the AZ IV Medics athletic recovery page include:

• After races, tournaments, long rides, hikes, golf, or high-volume training
• Following Arizona heat exposure during outdoor activities
• Travel or event-related fatigue (team houses, hotels, Airbnbs, offices, or gyms)

The provider determines whether IV therapy is appropriate at the time of the visit.

What to expect during an athletic recovery visit

1. Booking

Book online, call, or text to request athletic recovery IV support such as the Anti-Inflammatory IV / Recovery.

2. Assessment first

The nurse arrives with the necessary supplies, reviews your health history and current symptoms, checks vital signs, and confirms that elective IV therapy is appropriate.

3. IV administration

If appropriate, the IV is started and monitored.

4. Visit length

Many athletic recovery sessions take about 30–45 minutes, though timing can vary.

5. Ongoing recovery

Rest, oral fluids, nutrition, sleep, and a gradual return to activity remain part of responsible recovery after intense efforts or heat exposure.

Safety: dehydration vs heat illness

The athletic recovery IV page emphasizes understanding the difference between dehydration that may be suitable for mobile IV therapy and heat illness, which can be an emergency.

Emergency warning signs can include:

• Confusion or fainting
• Seizures
• Very high body temperature
• Loss of consciousness
• Chest pain or trouble breathing

For suspected heat stroke or other emergency symptoms, patients are advised to call 911 and seek urgent care rather than relying on mobile IV therapy.

Cold and flu IV support overview

AZ IV Medics offers mobile cold and flu IV support in Arizona for eligible clients experiencing illness-related dehydration, fatigue, or difficulty keeping up with fluids.

This service is positioned as supportive wellness care. It does not cure viral infections such as influenza or COVID-19 and does not replace medical diagnosis or prescribed treatment.

Recommended IV Drip – Immune IV

The Immune IV is described as the current entry-level immune-support package.

• Price: $206 mobile (pricing from the cold and flu IV support page)
• Base formula: Myers' Classic base
• Additional component: Vitamin D3 given intramuscularly (IM) when clinically appropriate

Exact nutrients and any medications depend on provider review, current protocols, and availability.

When people commonly book cold and flu IV support

Examples from the AZ IV Medics cold and flu page include:

• Feeling run down or dehydrated during a cold or flu
• Trouble keeping up with oral fluids due to illness, fever, poor appetite, or fatigue
• Seeking wellness-focused support and hydration at home or in a hotel

Eligibility depends on the provider's assessment. They may recommend a higher level of care if symptoms are outside the scope of mobile wellness IV therapy.

What to expect during a cold and flu IV visit

1. Booking

Book online, call, or text to request cold and flu-focused IV support such as the Immune IV.

2. Clinical review

The provider reviews symptoms, onset and duration, medical history, medications, allergies, and vital signs.

3. Treatment decision

Based on the assessment, the provider may proceed with IV therapy, modify the plan, or decline treatment and recommend urgent or emergency evaluation.

4. IV administration and visit length

If appropriate, an IV is administered and monitored. Visit length can vary; many standard IV sessions last around 30–45 minutes.

5. Ongoing care

IV therapy does not replace testing, antiviral medications when prescribed, primary care follow-up, or public-health guidance. Patients are advised to continue following their physician's instructions.

Safety and when to seek urgent care

The cold and flu IV support page emphasizes that some symptoms require urgent or emergency medical attention. Examples include:

• Trouble breathing or shortness of breath
• Persistent chest pain or pressure
• Confusion or seizures
• Inability to wake or stay awake
• Severe weakness
• Marked dehydration with minimal urination
• Symptoms that improve and then sharply worsen

For these or other severe symptoms, patients are advised to call 911 or seek urgent medical care instead of using mobile IV therapy.

Dehydration IV therapy overview

AZ IV Medics offers mobile dehydration IV therapy across Arizona for eligible clients. Common reasons people request dehydration support include:

• Arizona heat and outdoor activity
• Travel, events, and long workdays
• Nausea or difficulty keeping up with oral fluids

IV therapy is not always the first step for mild dehydration. Water, oral rehydration solutions, shade, food, and rest may be sufficient for milder cases. Mobile IV therapy is an elective, provider-assessed option.

Recommended IV Drip – Simply Saline IV

Simply Saline IV is presented as the entry-level dehydration IV package.

• Price: $99 mobile (pricing from the AZ IV Medics dehydration IV page)
• What it includes:
• 1,000 mL IV fluids (Lactated Ringer's or normal saline, per provider selection)
• No added vitamins by default
• Add-ins: Additional vitamins or other add-ins may be available and can be discussed during booking or assessment. Add-ins may change the final price.
• In-clinic pricing: The website notes that Scottsdale in-clinic hydration pricing is lower and is shown on the clinic menu.

When people commonly book dehydration IV therapy

Dehydration IV therapy may be requested for situations such as:

• Long days in the Arizona heat
• Outdoor activities, sports, or events
• Travel fatigue (flights or road trips)
• Festivals, weddings, or busy weekends
• Nausea or poor oral intake that makes drinking difficult

Eligibility still depends on the provider's assessment at the time of the visit.

What to expect during a dehydration IV visit

1. Scheduling

Book online, call, or text to request a dehydration-focused IV like Simply Saline.

2. Clinical assessment

On arrival, the provider reviews your symptoms, health history, medications, allergies, and vital signs. They decide whether mobile IV hydration is appropriate or if a higher level of care is needed.

3. IV administration

If appropriate, the provider starts the IV and monitors you during the infusion.

4. Visit length

Many standard hydration appointments take about 30–45 minutes, though timing can vary by person and IV selection.

5. Aftercare

Patients are typically encouraged to continue oral hydration and follow any instructions from their provider after the visit.

Safety and when to seek emergency care

Mobile dehydration IV therapy is not for medical emergencies.

The AZ IV Medics dehydration page highlights that severe dehydration or heat illness requires urgent medical attention. Emergency warning signs can include:

• Confusion, fainting, or seizures
• Very high body temperature
• Inability to keep fluids down
• Severe weakness, chest pain, or trouble breathing

Infants, older adults, pregnant patients, and people with serious medical conditions may need prompt evaluation.

For emergency symptoms, patients are advised to call 911 or seek emergency care rather than using mobile IV therapy.

Hangover-focused IV therapy is intended to support hydration and comfort. It does not instantly remove alcohol from the body and does not guarantee specific results.

Recommended IV Drip – Hangover IV

Hangover IV is the primary hangover-focused package described on the AZ IV Medics hangover IV page.

• Price: $270 mobile (pricing from the hangover IV page)
• What it can include, when clinically appropriate:
• Vita-Complex
• Vitamin B12
• Glutathione
• Zofran (nausea support, when appropriate)
• Pepcid (antacid support, when appropriate)
• Toradol (pain and inflammation support, when appropriate)

All medications and add-ins depend on the provider's assessment, contraindications, allergies, current protocols, and clinical judgment.

What a hangover IV visit can support

• Hydration support after alcohol-related fluid loss
• Nausea and headache symptom support when appropriate
• Visits at hotels and Airbnbs, subject to property access and coverage
• Group recovery visits for events such as weddings, bachelor/bachelorette trips, golf weekends, and similar gatherings

Group hangover IV appointments

Group appointments are available when coverage allows.

• Groups can request coordinated visits for multiple people at a single location.
• For group logistics, timing, and any available group pricing, the website directs patients to call or text 623-521-5034.

What to expect during a hangover IV visit

1. Booking

Book online, call, or text to request a hangover-focused IV such as the Hangover IV.

2. Clinical assessment

At the visit, the provider reviews your symptoms, alcohol intake, health history, medications, allergies, and vital signs. They determine whether treatment is appropriate or if urgent evaluation is needed instead.

3. IV administration

If appropriate, the nurse starts the IV and monitors you.

4. Visit length

A standard hangover IV visit often takes about 30–45 minutes, though experiences vary.

5. Aftercare and expectations

Hangovers resolve with time. Clients are generally advised to continue resting, eating as tolerated, and drinking fluids after the visit.

Safety: hangover vs alcohol poisoning

Mobile hangover IV therapy is not appropriate for suspected alcohol poisoning or other emergencies.

The AZ IV Medics hangover IV page highlights emergency warning signs such as:

• Inability to wake
• Confusion
• Seizures
• Repeated vomiting
• Slow or irregular breathing
• Pale or blue-tinged skin
• Very low body temperature
• Loss of consciousness

For possible alcohol poisoning or other severe symptoms, the guidance is to call 911 immediately and not to rely on mobile IV therapy.

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