Mobile IV Therapy in Alamo, California
Alamo takes its name from the Spanish word for poplar or cottonwood. The land was the northern half of Rancho San Ramon, deeded to Mariano Castro and his uncle Bartolo Pacheco in 1833, and in 1847 the pioneers Mary Ann and John Jones crossed it by wagon; her diary gives the earliest English description of the valley, its hills thick with clover and wild oats standing waist high. The couple returned in 1851, John became the first postmaster in 1852, and the Alamo post office is still the oldest in continuous operation in the valley. Cattle and wheat gave way to orchards, and in 1873 Myron Hall grafted Persian walnut cuttings onto native trees, helping to launch Contra Costa County’s walnut industry. A railroad station followed in 1891. Today about 15,300 people live in unincorporated Alamo, 9.7 square miles between Walnut Creek and Danville at the north end of the San Ramon Valley.
All of 94507
We cover 94507 across Alamo, from the valley floor along Danville Boulevard to the homes on the hillsides, with Danville and Walnut Creek on the same route. Mobile appointments of $240 or more have no travel fee. A long private drive or a gate? Tell us when you book. Nearby: Danville Contra Costa Pleasanton Walnut Creek Book an Alamo visit
Around the valley
Alamo Plaza
Downtown Alamo’s shopping center at 200 Alamo Plaza, with more than 200,000 square feet of shops and dining and a farmers market every Sunday morning.
Iron Horse Regional Trail
A 32-mile path on the old Southern Pacific right-of-way of 1891, running straight through downtown Alamo.
Hap Magee Ranch Park
A 17-acre park just south in Danville, once a longhorn ranch and before that a summer camp for San Francisco orphans.
Las Trampas Wilderness
6,050 acres of ridge and canyon trails west of the valley, open to hikers and horseback riders.
Booking an Alamo visit
Tell us where. A house off Danville Boulevard or up a hillside lane; add the gate code and where to park.
Choose your slot. Book with an hour’s notice or more; slots begin every hour and fifteen minutes.
Keep your phone close. An email and a text confirm the booking, then the nurse messages you on the way.
Alamo questions
Is Alamo covered?
Yes, all of 94507, along with Danville and Walnut Creek nearby.
Is there a travel fee?
Mobile appointments of $240 or more have no travel fee.
Can you find a house on a private lane?
Yes. Add the gate code and any directions for the drive when you book.
Can a family book together?
Yes. One person books and prepays one IV; the rest pay when the nurse arrives.
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Alamo, California 94507
Mobile appointments of $240 or more have no travel fee.