Mobile IV Therapy in Caldwell, Idaho
Caldwell was staked out on a sagebrush flat. In 1883 Robert E. Strahorn, choosing a route for the Oregon Short Line Railroad, rejected the steep grade into Boise and drove a stake about 30 miles west, into alkali ground grown over with greasewood. The town was platted that August and named for his business partner Alexander Caldwell, a former senator from Kansas; within four months it had 600 people, 40 businesses, a school, a telephone exchange and two newspapers. The Ada County commissioners incorporated it on January 15, 1890, the College of Idaho opened in 1891, and in 1892 Caldwell became the seat of the new Canyon County. Irrigation canals turned the valley into farmland, the depot went up in 1906, and in 2009 the city uncovered Indian Creek downtown and gave it bridges and walkways. About 60,000 people live here today.
PlattedAugust 1883Named forSen. Alexander CaldwellZIPs83605, 83607Travel feeNone in Canyon County
Orchards, hops and a revived downtown
Williamson Orchards & Vineyards
A family farm at 14807 Sunnyslope Road, homesteaded in 1909 and run by four generations since, with orchards, vineyards and a fruit stand.
Bitner Vineyards
An estate vineyard with patio tastings Friday through Sunday by reservation, from February to November.
Obendorf Farms
A family farm growing hops and onions since 1948, on the county’s AgVenture Trail.
Destination Caldwell
The nonprofit formed in 2013 that runs downtown projects, the AgVenture Trail and the farm-to-fork push behind Caldwell’s revival.
Booking in Caldwell
Tell us where. A house near the college, a home in a newer subdivision or a farmhouse out on the bench; add gate or driveway directions.
Pick a time. An hour or more ahead; a slot opens every hour and fifteen minutes.
Stay reachable. Email and text confirm the booking, and the nurse texts when they are turning in.
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Downtown to the bench
We cover Caldwell across 83605 and 83607, from downtown and Indian Creek to the subdivisions and the orchard and vineyard roads south of town. Every Idaho visit is a house call. There is no travel fee in Canyon County. Questions? Call or text 208-391-5315. Nearby: Nampa Knowlton Heights Sunnyslope Book a Caldwell visit
Caldwell questions
Do you come out to farms and vineyards south of town?
Yes. Book with the full address and any gate or driveway directions.
Is there a clinic in Caldwell?
Not yet. Every Idaho visit is a house call; the nurse comes to your home, office or hotel.
Is there a travel fee?
No. There is no travel fee anywhere in Canyon County.
Can a group book together?
Yes. One person books and prepays one IV; everyone else pays when the nurse arrives.
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Caldwell, Idaho
House calls from downtown to the orchards, no travel fee. Call or text 208-391-5315.