Mobile IV Therapy Southern DMV

HydraMed provides mobile IV therapy across Prince George’s County, Maryland, with additional scheduled availability in nearby Washington, DC neighborhoods and select surrounding Southern DMV communities. Our licensed nurses deliver IV hydration and vitamin therapy directly to homes, hotels, offices, and short-term rentals.

Below is a detailed breakdown of common areas we serve (and common neighborhood terms clients search).

Prince George’s County, Maryland

Upper Marlboro area (County Seat & Surrounding)

• Upper Marlboro

• Marlton

• Brock Hall

• Westphalia

• Rosaryville

• Beech Tree / Oak Creek (popular residential communities)

Clinton & Branch Avenue corridor

• Clinton

• Brandywine Road / Branch Avenue corridor

• Surratts / Tanglewood / Fox Run (common subdivision-style searches)

• Baden / Cedarville (nearby residential pockets)

Fort Washington / Oxon Hill / National Harbor

• Fort Washington

• Oxon Hill

• National Harbor (Gaylord / waterfront hotels + residences)

• Tantallon / Tantallon-on-the-Potomac

• Rosecroft / Livingston / Potomac Knolls (commonly referenced pockets)

Suitland / Temple Hills / Hillcrest Heights

• Suitland

• Temple Hills

• Hillcrest Heights

• Marlow Heights

• Skyline / Suitland Parkway corridor

Camp Springs & Andrews area

• Camp Springs

• Joint Base Andrews / Andrews area

• Melwood / Allentown Road corridor (common local search phrasing)

Bowie / Mitchellville / Largo / Kettering

• Bowie

• Mitchellville

• Largo

• Kettering

• Lake Arbor

• Glenn Dale

• Woodmore

• Watkins Park / Six Flags America area (common landmark searches)

Greenbelt / College Park / Hyattsville area (Select)

• Greenbelt

• College Park

• Berwyn Heights

• Hyattsville (select)

• University of Maryland / College Park campus area

• Greenbelt Station / Beltway Plaza area (common search terms)

Accokeek / Brandywine & Southern PG

• Accokeek

• Brandywine

• Morningside

• Friendly

• Route 301 / Brandywine corridor

• National Colonial Farm / Piscataway Park area (landmark-based searches)

Washington, DC (Select Nearby Neighborhoods)

HydraMed also provides scheduled mobile IV therapy in nearby DC areas closely connected to daily Southern DMV life, including:

Southeast DC

• Capitol Hill (SE)

• Navy Yard / Capitol Riverfront

• Anacostia

• Congress Heights

• Barry Farm area

• St. Elizabeths / Congress Heights corridor

Southwest DC

• Southwest Waterfront / The Wharf

• Navy Yard-adjacent corridors (select availability)

Availability in DC depends on location, time windows, and nurse coverage.

Nearby Southern DMV Communities (Select, By Availability)

Depending on scheduling and proximity, HydraMed may also serve nearby, high-demand areas adjacent to Prince George’s County, such as:

• Alexandria, VA (select)

• Arlington, VA (select)

• Silver Spring, MD (select)

• Bethesda, MD (select)

If your city/neighborhood isn’t listed, we can confirm serviceability quickly at booking.

Quick Coverage Tip

If you’re located near major corridors like I-495 (Capital Beltway), Branch Ave (MD-5), Suitland Parkway, Pennsylvania Ave (MD-4), US-50, or the National Harbor waterfront, there’s a strong chance we can deliver mobile IV therapy to you.

Mobile IV therapy pricing in Prince George’s County and the Southern DMV depends on the type of IV drip selected, the nutrients included, and any optional vitamin or medication add-ins. As a general reference, foundational wellness drips such as a Myers’ Cocktail–style IV typically start around $179, while basic IV hydration with fluids and electrolytes often starts near $104. More advanced IV protocols focused on immunity, performance, recovery, or longevity may be priced higher depending on formulation and dosing.

Optional add-ins—such as extra vitamin C, B12, glutathione, magnesium, or physician-approved medications—are usually available for an additional per-dose cost.

For exact pricing, current offers, and available packages, you can view our Southern DMV IV therapy menu or call/text (800) 801-8525. Our medical team and licensed mobile IV nurses are happy to help you choose the right IV therapy option based on your symptoms, goals, and budget.

Most mobile IV therapy sessions across Prince George’s County and the Southern DMV take approximately 45–60 minutes from the time your nurse starts the infusion, depending on the specific IV drip and individual vein access. Basic hydration IVs are often completed on the shorter end, while treatments such as Myers’ Cocktail–style wellness drips, NAD+ IV therapy, or multi-additive protocols may take closer to a full hour.

Your HydraMed nurse manages setup, a brief medical review, IV placement, and monitoring throughout the infusion. In most cases, the total time spent in your home, hotel, or office is around 60–75 minutes, making IV therapy easy to fit into a lunch break, after-work window, or weekend schedule without disrupting your day.

Absolutely! At HydraMed, our medical professionals, including our mobile IV medics, will work with you to create a customized IV package that addresses your unique health needs. We offer a variety of IV therapies and additional add-ons to provide the best possible treatment.

It depends on whether the insurance company approves the mobile IV therapy service. It's best to check with your insurance provider about their decision to accept mobile IV therapy or not.

While IV therapy may involve a small needle stick, the procedure is generally not painful.

Yes, IV therapy is covered by Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and is FSA eligible. You can use your FSA funds to pay for our IV therapy services, helping you efficiently manage out-of-pocket medical expenses.

Yes, you can use your Health Savings Account (HSA) for IV therapy as it is an eligible expense. HSAs cover a wide range of medical treatments, including IV therapy services, providing a convenient and cost-effective way to manage your healthcare needs.