Searching for a mobile IV nurse in Boston? Here is exactly what an IV League house call looks like, what it costs, and how to tell a safe, nurse-led service from a risky one.
What a mobile IV nurse does
A mobile IV nurse is a licensed registered nurse who comes to your home, hotel, or office to give an IV drip or vitamin shot. At IV League Hydration every house call is run by our own Boston nursing team, using Lactated Ringer's as the base fluid and the same drip menu we offer in our South Boston clinics.
How a house call works, step by step
- Book online. Pick your drip, address, and time. A $100 deposit holds the visit.
- Get a confirmation text. The day before, you receive a one-tap confirmation link and simple prep tips.
- Nurse arrives. Your nurse checks photo ID, reviews your health history, allergies and medications, and takes vitals.
- Relax for 30–60 minutes. You stay on the couch while the drip runs; the nurse monitors you the whole time.
- Pay the balance. The remaining drip price is charged to your saved card after the visit.
What it costs
House calls are priced at the full drip price plus a $100 concierge fee per person. Group visits are easy: every guest gets their own drip and their own nurse check. In-clinic sales and member discounts apply to clinic visits only.