FAQ
How does Semaglutide work?
Semaglutide works by mimicking the effects of the GLP-1 hormone, which increases insulin secretion, reduces glucagon release, and slows gastric emptying. This helps to control blood sugar levels and can also contribute to weight loss.
Does getting an IV infusion hurt?
Our staff has literally 1,000’s of IV start experiences under their belts. Everyone has their threshold, and we do our best to make each experience as comfortable as possible. We may also apply a topical numbing spray for added comfort.
What is Semaglutide?
Semaglutide is a medication used to treat type 2 diabetes and to assist with weight management. It is a glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist that helps to lower blood sugar levels by enhancing the secretion of insulin and slowing down the emptying of the stomach.
Do you accept insurance or bill insurance?
Unfortunately we cannot accept medical insurances, however we do take HSA and FSA!
Is IV infusion therapy legal for athletes?
While many of our clients are athletes, if you are sponsored or have concerns we advise that you check with your coach, sponsor or governing body before treatment.
What is IV Infusion nutritional therapy?
IV nutritional therapy is a low-risk procedure of administering vitamins and nutrients directly into the bloodstream. This is effective because the procedure bypasses the GI tract, delivering vitamins and nutrients with a 100% absorption rate. Administered by a registered nurse or paramedic, the effects are felt immediately and can be felt up to one week after infusion. Our Medical Director is part of our staff.
Can a child get an IV?
Minimum age is 14. Child must be willing to receive the treatment, and a legal guardian must remain with the child during the treatment.
Who can benefit from IV infusions?
Treatments are great for combating fatigue, altitude sickness, hangovers, minor colds & flu or athletic preparation/recovery, getting an IV nutritional infusion is proactive health.
Do you infuse at events / parties?
We LOVE parties and events, give us a call or book online and our nurses come to you. We also offer group discounts.
Should I consult with my doctor?
Our treatments are elective, so it’s not a requirement to have a doctor order note prior to treatment. We also don’t offer medical advice. That being said, you are welcome to consult with your primary care provider or with our medical director if you have any questions.
I’m pregnant can I get an IV?
Our pregnant patients can receive most of our infusion therapies: with the exclusion of most medications and NAD+. Please call us for any questions or for a consult.
Can anyone get an IV infusion or booster?
While the majority of our clients are eligible, Infusion IV reserves the right to withhold treatment if we feel it is contraindicated.
