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A licensed New York State registered nurse comes to your Manhattan hotel room, apartment or office, from the Financial District to the Upper West Side and Harlem. We confirm every booking within 15 minutes, and a nurse is often with you within a few hours.
A hotel room is one of the easiest places for a drip, and the process is simple: book online, give us the hotel and room number, and the nurse is sent straight up by reception. You don't need to leave the room or find a clinic in a city you're visiting. The drip runs 30 to 60 minutes while you rest, answer email or get ready for the night.
On New Year's Eve, Times Square hotels with a view of the ball drop, like the New York Marriott Marquis and the Knickerbocker, are full of guests seeing in the new year. January 1 is a natural morning for a Hangover IV: fluids, electrolytes, B vitamins and anti-nausea medication, brought to your room.
Madison Square Garden sits on top of Penn Station, and the hotels around it, like the Renaissance on West 35th Street and the Kimpton Hotel Eventi, fill up for Knicks and Rangers games and big concerts. Arrived on a late train? A Hydration IV in the room is an easy reset.
The Standard, High Line, with its 18th-floor lounge, and the Gansevoort Meatpacking, with its rooftop pool, sit at the south end of the High Line. If your next day is packed, an Energy IV, a B-vitamin and amino acid blend, can come to your room first thing.
On Ludlow and Orchard Streets, small hotels like the Hotel Indigo Lower East Side, The Ludlow and Nine Orchard put you a short walk from the East Village bars. The nurse comes to the room the next morning.
The TCS New York City Marathon arrives in Manhattan off the Queensboro Bridge around mile 16 and turns north up First Avenue, which is lined with crowds for dozens of blocks through the Upper East Side. After the Bronx, it comes back down Fifth Avenue (the slow climb from 110th Street to 90th is the hardest stretch of the course), enters Central Park, and finishes by Tavern on the Green. Runners staying in Manhattan can book a Recovery IV for the evening of the race or the day after. Reserve a few days early; the race-weekend slots are the first to go.
Every October 31, the Village Halloween Parade runs up Sixth Avenue from Canal Street to 15th Street. Tens of thousands march in costume and far more watch. If you're in the West Village, Chelsea or SoHo, a nurse can come to your apartment the morning after.
We also come to apartments and offices anywhere on the island: Upper East and Upper West Side co-ops, Harlem brownstones, Chelsea and Hudson Yards high-rises, and Financial District offices near the Staten Island Ferry. In an office, the nurse can set up in a conference room or a quiet corner over a lunch hour.
Premium mobile IV therapy delivered with medical precision and concierge-level service.
Yes, any Manhattan hotel, from FiDi to the Upper West Side. Enter the hotel and your room in the booking form.
Yes. Those mornings fill up, so book the day before if you can.
Yes. Tell us the building and floor so the nurse can get through security.
We confirm within 15 minutes, and a nurse is often with you within a few hours. We're open 24/7; appointment times depend on nurse availability.
Choose your drip online or call. We'll confirm within 15 minutes and send a licensed RN to your hotel, home or office. Open 24/7; appointment times depend on nurse availability.
Premium mobile IV therapy delivered by licensed medical professionals throughout NYC.
