
IV drips at your Ridgewood apartment or rowhouse, from Myrtle Avenue to Fresh Pond Road, given by a licensed New York State registered nurse. We confirm within 15 minutes and come to you.
Most of Ridgewood's housing went up between 1905 and 1915: rows of brick buildings, thousands of them designed by one firm, Louis Berger & Co., and the neighborhood now has ten historic districts. Walk-ups are no problem. The nurse carries everything up and stays for the 30 to 60 minutes the drip runs. Add the floor and buzzer when you book.
Myrtle Avenue and Fresh Pond Road are Ridgewood's oldest streets, and Fresh Pond Road began as a Native American trail to Jamaica Bay. Today they're busy shopping streets. When you're unwell, the nurse comes to you instead.
The M train stops at Seneca Avenue, Forest Avenue and Fresh Pond Road, and many Ridgewood residents ride it to work. An Energy IV, a B-vitamin and amino acid blend, is often booked before a long workday.
Premium mobile IV therapy delivered with medical precision and concierge-level service.
Yes. The nurse carries everything up. Add the floor and any buzzer notes when you book.
We confirm within 15 minutes, and a nurse is often with you within a few hours. Times depend on nurse availability.
Yes: Maspeth, Glendale and the rest of Queens, and Bushwick on the Brooklyn side. See the Queens page.
Book online or call. We confirm within 15 minutes and send a licensed RN to your Ridgewood address. Open 24/7; times depend on nurse availability.