
A licensed New York State registered nurse brings your IV drip to your Corona home or office, from Corona Plaza on Roosevelt Avenue to the streets around the Lemon Ice King. We're based next door in East Elmhurst, so we confirm within 15 minutes and a nurse is often with you within a few hours.
Corona sits right next to East Elmhurst, where we're based, so it's one of the shortest trips our nurses make. The nurse brings the drip, the stand and the supplies, sets up wherever you're comfortable, and stays for the 30 to 60 minutes it runs.
Under the 7 train at 103rd Street, Corona Plaza is the neighborhood's public square: a former truck lot that the Queens Museum helped turn into a plaza. The blocks of Roosevelt Avenue around it are busy from morning to night. If you live above the shops or on the side streets, the nurse comes up to your apartment. Add the buzzer and floor when you book.
Corona runs up to Flushing Meadows Corona Park, and two of its landmarks draw visitors from all over: the Louis Armstrong House Museum, the jazz great's home on 107th Street, and the Lemon Ice King of Corona on 108th Street. After a long, hot day in the park or at the US Open next door, a Hydration IV, our most-requested drip, is an easy booking back home.
Premium mobile IV therapy delivered with medical precision and concierge-level service.
Corona is minutes from our East Elmhurst base. We confirm within 15 minutes, and a nurse is often with you within a few hours. We're open 24/7; times depend on nurse availability.
Yes. Add the building entrance, floor and buzzer details in the booking notes.
Yes: Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, Flushing and every other Queens neighborhood. See the Queens page.
Book online or call. We confirm within 15 minutes and send a licensed RN to your Corona address. Open 24/7; times depend on nurse availability.