Medically Supervised IV Therapy for Hydration, Nutrient Support & Recovery
At Impact Health NY, we provide medically supervised IV therapy to support hydration, nutrient replacement, and recovery in appropriate patients. Depending on your needs, IV therapy may be used as part of a broader treatment plan.
What Can IV Therapy Help Me With?
IV therapy at Impact Health NY can be considered if you need assistance with:
- Dehydration or loss of fluids
- Electrolyte imbalance
- Recovery if oral hydration isn’t feasible
- Nutritional deficiencies, if recommended after evaluation
- Assistance with recovery from illness, travel, or physical activity
IV therapy will be determined on an individual basis depending on your specific symptoms and history.
IV Drip Menu
Our IV drips are designed to support hydration, energy, recovery, and overall wellness. Each option serves a different purpose, and the right choice depends on your symptoms, goals, and provider guidance.
B-Lean IV
Designed for active lifestyles, this blend supports muscle recovery, energy, and metabolism so you can get more out of every workout.
Recovery IV
Helps your body bounce back faster by replenishing fluids, reducing fatigue, and supporting overall recovery after stress, travel, or illness.
Reboot IV
A full-system reset designed to restore hydration, support energy, and help you feel more like yourself when you are run down.
Hydration IV
Quickly replenishes fluids and electrolytes to support hydration and help with headaches, low energy, or fluid loss.
Myers Mix IV
A classic blend of vitamins and minerals used to support energy, immune function, and general wellness.
Immune Boost IV
Packed with nutrients chosen to support immune health and help your body stay resilient throughout the year.
Glow Up IV
Designed to support healthy skin, hair, and nails while giving you a refreshed boost from the inside out.
Brain Fog B Gone
Created to support focus, clarity, and mental energy when you feel sluggish, distracted, or mentally drained.
NAD IV
Supports cellular repair, brain function, and long-term energy by helping the body restore and recharge at a deeper level.
Get Started with IV Therapy
If you are experiencing symptoms related to fluid or electrolyte imbalance such as fatigue, dizziness, or impaired recovery IV therapy may be an effective option when clinically appropriate.
At Impact Health NY, we take a personalized, physician-guided approach carefully evaluating each patient to determine whether IV therapy is indicated and how it integrates into a comprehensive, prevention-focused care plan.
IV Therapy FAQs
What happens during an IV therapy session?
A small IV catheter is inserted into a vein, usually in an arm. A fluid solution containing electrolytes, vitamins, and/or nutrients is then slowly infused into the bloodstream. The typical IV therapy session can last between 30 to 60 minutes. During this time, you can comfortably sit back and relax as the treatment is administered by a medical professional.
How often should I have IV therapy?
This depends on your medical requirements and reasons for undergoing IV therapy. For some, it is necessary only on occasion, while for others, it is part of a scheduled treatment program. At Impact Health NY, we determine the appropriate schedule based on your symptoms, medical history, and health requirements.
Does IV therapy hurt?
The majority of patients report minimal discomfort during IV catheter insertion, comparable to a blood draw. Once the IV is in place, there is no pain associated with the IV therapy. Our medical staff is dedicated to ensuring a comfortable experience for all patients.
How long do the benefits last?
The length of time that IV therapy benefits last varies from patient to patient and depends upon the reason for treatment. Hydration benefits may be experienced shortly after treatment, while nutrient replacement benefits may be experienced over time. Additional IV therapy may be recommended for patients based on their body’s response to treatment.
Is IV therapy covered by insurance?
IV therapy for wellness and nutrient replacement is not covered by insurance for most patients. The reason for treatment and insurance coverage varies from patient to patient. Additional information regarding potential out-of-pocket expenses can be provided to patients before treatment.
Who should not get IV therapy?
IV therapy may not be appropriate for everyone. Patients with certain heart conditions, kidney disease, or other underlying medical concerns may require additional evaluation before treatment. Your provider will determine if IV therapy is a good fit for you.
Is IV therapy safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, IV therapy should only be considered after a thorough medical evaluation. Certain ingredients may not be recommended, so your provider will review what is safe based on your situation.
Are there any side effects of IV therapy?
Most side effects are mild and temporary. These may include slight bruising, redness, or discomfort at the IV site. In some cases, patients may feel cool during the infusion or notice minor changes depending on the formulation used.