Coolidge Corner NAD+ IV Therapy: nurse-administered in Brookline

Dose rate, not logistics. 250mg is typically 90 minutes to two hours, and 500mg can run past three. For a mobile visit in Coolidge Corner your nurse stays for the entire infusion, so book a window where you can be comfortably seated the whole time.

Flushing, a warm chest, or mild abdominal tightness are common if the rate climbs too quickly. Tell your nurse and they will slow it down — the sensation resolves within a minute or two. Nothing about it is dangerous, but it is the reason we never leave a NAD+ drip unattended.

NAD+ IV Therapy is $425 for 250mg. 100mg and 500mg doses available. NAD+ is dosed slowly — plan for a longer chair time. Mobile service to Coolidge Corner adds a $100 concierge fee to the drip price; there is no travel fee at either South Boston clinic. Active members take 10% off every visit, and posted prices already include nurse time, supplies, and all listed ingredients.

Our two clinics are in South Boston — 36 A Street (West Campus) and 47 L Street (East Campus). There is no storefront in Brookline, but we deliver mobile NAD+ IV therapy to Coolidge Corner the same day. Brookline visits typically run 75–105 minutes from the clinics; morning slots go fastest.

Anywhere in Coolidge Corner and the rest of Brookline — private residences, hotel rooms, offices, and event spaces. Common requests include Harvard Street, Beacon Street apartments, Coolidge Corner Theatre area, and the surrounding streets. Coolidge Corner is our busiest Brookline pocket — parents booking between school runs and residents on a day off.

90 minutes to 3 hours depending on dose. For mobile visits in Brookline, add roughly 15 minutes for setup and post-treatment monitoring before your nurse leaves. Eat within an hour or two; NAD+ can leave you feeling appetite-suppressed and a little wired. Most people sleep well the same night but should avoid stacking it with late caffeine.

NAD+ in saline, titrated to comfort, with optional B-complex and magnesium add-ons. Your nurse starts the drip well below target rate, watches how you tolerate the first 10 minutes, then titrates upward. Rate is adjusted throughout — that titration is the whole reason NAD+ is a nurse-administered treatment rather than a self-serve one. Your nurse reviews the full ingredient list, your medical history, and any contraindications before starting.

A licensed registered nurse, every time, under protocols directed by our Medical Director Olivia Kelly, NP. We have been nurse-owned and operated in Boston since 2018 and use single-use sterile supplies on every Coolidge Corner visit.

Yes. Group mobile visits in Coolidge Corner are common for weddings, corporate teams, and events — the $100 concierge fee is charged once for the visit, not per person, so groups get the best value out of a Brookline dispatch.