Phoenix & Scottsdale
IV Therapy in Phoenix and Scottsdale
Voted Best Mobile IV Hydration, Phoenix Magazine Best of the Valley 2023
Mobile IV therapy and clinic appointments in the Phoenix area. We have clinics in Old Town Scottsdale and near Paradise Valley, and registered nurses bring mobile IV therapy to you across the greater Phoenix and Scottsdale area.
Doctor-founded care, delivered by registered nurses.
Book mobile IV therapy Old Town Scottsdale IV Clinic Paradise Valley IV Therapy Clinic
Clinic or mobile
Old Town Scottsdale
7172 E Main St, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
In the Old Town Arts District at Main Street and Scottsdale Road.
Open daily, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Paradise Valley
12611 N Tatum Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85032
At the cross streets of Cactus Road and Tatum Blvd.
Open daily, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Home, hotel or office
A registered nurse comes to your home, hotel, office, or event. Appointments are available daily from 9 a.m.–7 p.m., subject to nurse availability.
Schedule at least one hour in advance. Most IV drips take 20–45 minutes.
If you do not see a suitable time, call 602-492-6594 or send a text.
From Hohokam canals to Old Town
Phoenix grew from the canals of the Hohokam, who farmed the Salt River Valley for more than a thousand years and had left it by 1450. In November 1867 Jack Swilling, a Confederate veteran, saw the old ditches, formed the Swilling Irrigating and Canal Company and began digging them out again. Darrell Duppa is usually credited with the name Phoenix, for a town reborn on the ruins of an older one. The city incorporated in 1881 and took the territorial capital from Prescott in 1889. To the east, in 1888, the Army chaplain Winfield Scott bought 640 acres where Old Town Scottsdale now stands, at $3.50 an acre. Theodore Roosevelt dedicated the dam that bears his name in 1911, and air conditioning in the 1950s turned a valley of cotton, citrus and cattle into a metro. Phoenix alone now has more than 1.6 million people.
Where we come
We cover Scottsdale end to end, all of Paradise Valley (85253), and central, north-central, north and east Phoenix: 48 ZIP codes from downtown and Midtown up to Desert Ridge.
Read more about IV therapy in Scottsdale and IV therapy in Phoenix.
There is no travel fee in the ZIP codes we cover. Ahwatukee, Laveen and most of south and west Phoenix are outside our area, so check your ZIP when you book.
All Phoenix & Scottsdale areas
Scottsdale & Paradise Valley
- Scottsdale
- North Scottsdale
- Central Scottsdale
- South Scottsdale
- Kierland
- DC Ranch
- Grayhawk
- McCormick Ranch
- Talking Stick
- Windsong
- Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Booking a house call
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Share the address
A resort casita, a condo in Old Town or a house near the greenbelt; add the gate or room number.
- 02
Reserve the hour
At least an hour ahead; appointments are set an hour and fifteen minutes apart.
- 03
Check for texts
Email and text confirm the booking, and the nurse lets you know when they are on the way.
Founded by a Physician
We combine the benefits of medical-grade fluid treatment and IV vitamins and medications to help you hydrate and recover quickly.
Our company was founded by Dr. Taylor Graber, an anesthesiologist raised in Phoenix.
Updated September 2026 · Reviewed by Taylor J. Graber, MD
Curated IV Therapy Services
Most booked in Phoenix & Scottsdale
Myers' Cocktail
Dr. John Myers' classic formula for energy and immunity.
IV Fluids · Vitamin C · B-Complex · B-12 · Magnesium · Calcium
Immune Recovery
Immunity Booster plus an anti-inflammatory for cold and flu.
IV Fluids · Vitamin C · Zinc · Glutathione · B-Complex · B-12 · Toradol
ASAP Recovery
Our Hangover IV plus B-12 and magnesium for headaches.
IV Fluids · Zofran · Toradol · B-12 · Magnesium
NAD+ 500 mg
Our gold-standard dose for routine NAD+ therapy.
NAD+ 500 mg · 1 L IV fluid
Arizona IV therapy: questions
Is IV therapy available near me in Arizona?
ASAP IVs has clinics in Old Town Scottsdale and near Paradise Valley, and registered nurses bring mobile IV therapy to you across the greater Phoenix and Scottsdale area. Choose a clinic or book a mobile visit from this page.
How do I book a mobile IV visit?
Call or text 602-492-6594, or use the online scheduler on this page to choose your drip and a time.
Who provides my IV?
Doctor-founded care, delivered by registered nurses.
Is there a travel fee?
Not in the ZIP codes we cover.
How far ahead do I need to book?
Mobile: schedule at least one hour in advance. Appointments run daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., subject to nurse availability.
Clinics: appointments must be scheduled at least one hour in advance and confirmed by our staff. Walk-ins may be accommodated, but advance booking reduces wait time.
How long does a visit take?
Most IV drips take 20–45 minutes. In-clinic visit length depends on the drip you choose.
NAD+: plan on 1.5–2.5 hours for a first 500 mg session: a little less for 250 mg, and longer for higher doses.
Can you come to my resort?
Yes. Book with the resort name and your room or casita number.
Do you serve groups and events?
Beyond individual service, we can provide group hydration services for events, pop-up clinics, and public events. We offer specialized discounts for groups upon inquiry!
For groups, book one visit and note the number of additional guests on the intake form.
How can I pay?
We accept all major credit cards with our secure and easy-to-use payment method. We also accept HSA (Health Savings Account), FSA (Flexible Spending Accounts), or Medical Reimbursement Account (MRA) payment methods at no additional cost.
Mobile: Doctor-founded care, delivered by registered nurses. Cancel more than 1 hour before your visit for a full refund.
Clinic: Doctor-founded care, delivered by registered nurses. Please arrive on time. Arrivals more than 30 minutes late can be rebooked the same day or incur a $25 no-show fee.