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A licensed New York State registered nurse brings your IV drip to your Queens Village home, from the blocks around Jamaica Avenue and Springfield Boulevard to the streets near Cunningham Park. We confirm within 15 minutes, and a nurse is often with you within a few hours.
Queens Village is mostly houses on quiet residential streets in eastern Queens, close to the Nassau line. 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.
The neighborhood's center is Jamaica Avenue and Springfield Boulevard, where the Spanish Colonial-style Long Island Rail Road station from the 1920s still stands. Commuters who ride in to Manhattan often book an Energy IV, a B-vitamin and amino acid blend, before a long workday.
Cunningham Park and Alley Pond Park are both close by, and runners and cyclists use the old Long Island Motor Parkway path, once home to the Vanderbilt Cup races. After a long run or ride, a Recovery IV, with amino acids, electrolytes and vitamins, can come to you at home.
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We confirm within 15 minutes, and a nurse is often with you within a few hours. Times depend on nurse availability.
Yes. If you're just over the line, see the Nassau County page.
Yes: Jamaica, St. Albans, Hollis, Bellerose and the rest of Queens. See the Queens page.
Book online or call. We confirm within 15 minutes and send a licensed RN to your Queens Village address. Open 24/7; times depend on nurse availability.
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