Mobile IV Therapy in Enrose, Idaho
Enrose is a small railroad-era place in Canyon County, about three miles northwest of Caldwell at 2,320 feet, with Middleton six miles to the east. Its name first turns up in print in a Union Pacific timetable from September 1924, a stop on the line through the lower Boise River valley. The valley around it has a longer story. The Hudson’s Bay Company built Fort Boise near present-day Parma in 1834, and emigrants on the Oregon Trail passed through. Gold in the Boise Basin in 1862 brought settlers back, Middleton began in 1863, and the railroad’s arrival at Caldwell created a town there in August 1883. The Idaho Legislature carved Canyon County out of Ada County in 1891, with Caldwell as its seat, and by 2020 the county was home to more than 231,000 people.
Rodeo, depot and river bottoms
Caldwell Night Rodeo
A PRCA rodeo held over five August nights at DB Supply Arena, drawing more than 50,000 spectators.
Nampa Train Depot Museum
The Canyon County Historical Society’s museum at 1200 Front Street in Nampa, in the old railroad depot.
Fort Boise Wildlife Management Area
About 1,548 acres where the Boise and Snake rivers meet near Parma, with snow geese in spring and a wildlife viewing platform.
Caldwell Public Library
The city library at 1010 Dearborn Street, with an Idaho Room of local history and a mobile makerspace.
Out on the valley floor
Enrose is inside our Treasure Valley mobile area, a few minutes from Caldwell. In Idaho we have no clinic, so the nurse comes to your address. There is no travel fee in Canyon County. Rodeo week, harvest season or a quiet Sunday, the nurse brings everything with them. Nearby: Bowmont Knowlton Heights Nampa Book an Enrose visit
Getting us to the door
Send the address. A farmhouse, a newer home or a shop out on the valley floor; tell us which gate or lane to take.
Pick a time. Book an hour or more ahead; start times come every hour and fifteen minutes.
Keep an eye on your phone. Email and text confirm the booking, and the nurse texts when they are close.
Enrose questions
How far out will the nurse drive?
Enrose and the farms around it are well inside our Treasure Valley area. If your place sits at the end of a long lane, a quick call or text to 208-391-5315 helps us find it.
Does the drive from Boise cost extra?
No. Canyon County addresses, Enrose included, carry no travel fee.
Can a group book together?
Yes. One person books and prepays one IV; everyone else pays when the nurse arrives.
Now serving
Enrose, Canyon County, Idaho
Mobile only, no travel fee. Call or text 208-391-5315.