Mobile IV Therapy in Boise, Idaho
Boise may owe its name to a shout. By one account, when Captain Benjamin Bonneville’s party reached the overlook now called Bonneville Point on the Oregon Trail, a French-speaking guide looked down on the green river valley and cried “Les bois! Les bois!”: the woods. Another account credits French-Canadian fur trappers of the 1820s, who called it la rivière boisée, the wooded river, an oasis of cottonwoods in the high desert. The valley had long been a gathering place for trade and winter camps of the Northern Shoshone and Bannock peoples. After gold turned up in the Boise Basin in 1863, the Army built a new Fort Boise where the Oregon Trail met the road to the mining camps, and a year later Boise became the capital of Idaho Territory. Today about 235,700 people live here, 2,704 feet up on the Boise River, making it Idaho’s largest city. Locals say BOY-see.
Downtown and above it
Idaho State Capitol
The domed capitol downtown, with visitor services for self-guided and group tours.
Basque Museum & Cultural Center
The museum on the Basque Block, home to the historic Cyrus Jacobs–Uberuaga boardinghouse.
Boise Art Museum
The city’s art museum at 670 Julia Davis Drive, inside Julia Davis Park.
Bonneville Point
The Oregon Trail overlook east of town where, by the story, the valley got its name.
Three steps to a Boise visit
Send the address. A North End bungalow, a downtown hotel or a house on the Bench; add the unit, gate and parking.
Set the time. Book an hour ahead or more; windows run an hour and fifteen minutes apart.
Watch your phone. Email and text confirm the visit, and the nurse reaches out on the way.
Every corner of Boise
We come to homes, hotels and offices across Boise, from downtown and the North End to the Bench and Southeast Boise, and there is no travel fee anywhere in Boise. We are mobile only, with no Idaho clinic, so the nurse always comes to you; call or text 208-391-5315 with any question. Nearby: Garden City Maple Grove–Franklin Treasure Valley Caldwell Winstead Park Our Boise team Book a Boise visit
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Boise questions
Is there a travel fee in Boise?
No. Boise visits have no travel fee.
Is there a clinic in Boise?
Not yet. Every Idaho visit is a house call.
Can you come to my hotel downtown?
Yes. Book with the hotel name and your room number.
How do I ask a question before booking?
Call or text 208-391-5315.
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Boise, Idaho
House calls citywide, no travel fee. 208-391-5315.