Mobile IV Therapy Richmond

You can get IV fluids for dehydration in the Greater Richmond area with HydraMed’s mobile IV therapy in Richmond, VA. Our licensed nurses and IV medics come directly to your home, office, hotel, or Airbnb in Richmond, Short Pump, Glen Allen, Tuckahoe, Bon Air, Midlothian, Mechanicsville, Chester, Ashland, Atlee, Goochland, and Manakin-Sabot.

Instead of sitting in urgent care or an ER for hours, you get medical-grade IV hydration for dehydration — with electrolytes, fluids, and vitamins — delivered where you’re most comfortable, on your schedule.

Yes. HydraMed provides mobile and home IV therapy throughout the Greater Richmond area. A local, licensed nurse brings everything to you — IV fluids, vitamins, medications, and equipment — and sets up in your living room, hotel room, office, or short-term rental.

Whether you’re in Downtown Richmond, The Fan, Carytown, Short Pump, Glen Allen, Tuckahoe, Bon Air, Lakeside, Laurel, East Highland Park, Highland Springs, Midlothian, Mechanicsville, Chester, Ashland, Atlee, Goochland, or Manakin-Sabot, you can book at-home IV hydration and vitamin drips without driving anywhere.

HydraMed’s Richmond mobile IV therapy covers a wide range of core and mid-ring areas in and around RVA, including:

Richmond (city proper)

• Downtown Richmond, Shockoe Slip, Shockoe Bottom

• The Fan, Museum District, Carytown

• Churchill, Union Hill

• Manchester and nearby South Bank neighborhoods

West End & Far West

• Short Pump

• Glen Allen

• Tuckahoe

• Near West End and Far West End corridors

Southside & Midlothian Area

• Bon Air

• Inner Midlothian

• Outer Midlothian and surrounding neighborhoods

Northside & Nearby

• Lakeside

• Laurel

• Northside corridors off Brook Road, Hermitage, and Staples Mill

East & Northeast

• East Highland Park

• Highland Springs

• Nearby East End residential pockets

Mid-Cities Around Richmond

• Mechanicsville

• Chester

• Ashland

• Atlee

• Goochland

• Manakin-Sabot

If you live, work, or stay in the Greater Richmond metro, there’s a strong chance HydraMed can send a mobile IV nurse directly to you for hydration, recovery, and wellness IV drips.

IV therapy pricing in the Greater Richmond area depends on the type of drip, the nutrients selected, and any add-on medications or vitamins you choose. As a general guide, treatments such as a Myers’ Cocktail–style wellness IV typically start around $179, basic IV hydration with electrolytes starts near $104, and more advanced immunity, performance, or recovery protocols may be higher based on dosing and ingredients. Booster add-ins like extra vitamin C, B12, glutathione, or medications are usually available for a modest additional cost per dose.

For exact pricing, current specials, and package options, you can view our Richmond IV therapy menu or call/text (800) 801-8525. Our medical team and mobile IV nurses can help you choose the best option for your symptoms, goals, and budget.

Most IV therapy sessions in the Greater Richmond area take about 45–60 minutes from the time your nurse starts the infusion, depending on the specific drip and your vein access. Hydration-only IVs often run on the shorter end, while treatments like Myers’ Cocktail, NAD+ IV therapy, or multi-additive wellness drips can take closer to an hour.

Your HydraMed nurse will handle setup, a brief medical review, and monitoring throughout the infusion, so the total time in your home, hotel, or office is usually around 60–75 minutes — designed to fit into a lunch break, after work, or between weekend plans without disrupting your entire 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.