The effects of IV vitamin therapy can vary based on individual health needs. Our Relive Health Nations team in Nashville, TN, tailors a treatment plan after a thorough assessment of your health history and nutritional requirements. For many clients, we recommend two Vitamin Drip sessions per month to maintain optimal nutrient levels and support overall wellness. This bi-monthly regimen helps enhance energy, immune function, and metabolic processes while preventing the fluctuations associated with less frequent treatments.

IV vitamin therapy is not only effective but also highly safe when administered under proper medical supervision. At our Nations location in Nashville, TN, every IV therapy session is conducted by qualified medical professionals, including registered nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians, and physician assistants. These experts have the necessary training and certification to ensure that our IV vitamin therapy is delivered safely and effectively.

It’s also commonly used alongside other wellness treatments, like Men’s Hormone Therapy & Women’s Hormone Therapy, to support energy levels, recovery, and overall health.

Yes, IV vitamin therapy can be beneficial for patients who are depleted in hydration and additional nutrients. It can take several hours for the water you drink to be absorbed into your body, while the benefits of IV vitamin therapy begin almost immediately.

While there are typically no side effects, any that do appear are usually minor. You may experience some bruising around the injection area, briefly feel flushed, a strange, metallic taste in your mouth, or a cooling sensation in your arm. Most side effects go away quickly and all are treatable.

This is all subjective and differs from person to person. Initial administration of the needle may cause slight discomfort, but should never be overly painful. Typically, the initial discomfort dissipates quickly.

At the end of your therapy, you will be able to safely go home or go back to work. You can expect to have increased energy, better hydration, improved mood, and clearer mental focus. Side effects may include bruising at IV site, metallic taste in your mouth, or a warm sensation.

When it comes to insurance coverage for IV therapy, things can get a little murky. Most insurance plans do not cover elective IV vitamin therapy directly. However, you may be able to submit a detailed receipt to your insurance company yourself and request reimbursement—outcomes will depend on your individual plan, so it’s always wise to double-check with your provider first.

Good news for HSA and FSA holders: Many patients use their Health Savings Accounts (HSA) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) to pay for IV therapy services, often using pre-tax dollars. Before booking, be sure to check the specifics of your plan to confirm eligibility and avoid any surprises down the road.