Mobile IV Therapy in Hidden Springs, Idaho
Hidden Springs is a master-planned community in the Dry Creek Valley of Ada County, in the foothills north of Boise, established in 1987 and home to 3,076 people at the 2020 census. The valley’s history runs much deeper. Settlers here raised crops and livestock on the bottomland for the miners of the Boise Basin, and between about 1864 and 1868 Phillip L. Schick, a German-Russian immigrant, built a farmhouse that later passed to the Basque Ostolasa family and stayed lived in until 2005. Ada County bought the two acres around it, and the Schick–Ostolasa Farmstead joined the National Register of Historic Places in 2006. The community itself keeps more than 800 acres of permanently preserved open space, runs its own wastewater plant, and is built in a neo-traditional style, with garages on rear alleys and an elementary school inside the neighborhood.
Up the Dry Creek Valley
Hidden Springs is inside our Treasure Valley mobile area, a short drive up from Boise. Idaho visits are all house calls for now, so the nurse comes to your door. There is no travel fee for Boise addresses, Hidden Springs included. Unsure about a foothills address? Call or text 208-391-5315. Nearby: Boise Boise Bench Garden City Book a Hidden Springs visit
Booking in the foothills
Share where you are. A house on an alley-loaded street, a home near the clubhouse or a farm up the valley; tell us which side the garage is on.
Book a start time. An hour or more ahead; start times are set an hour and fifteen minutes apart.
Watch your messages. Email and text confirm the booking, and the nurse texts when they turn up the valley.
Farmstead, trails and a mountain
Schick–Ostolasa Farmstead
The Dry Creek Historical Society’s living-history farm, with the 1860s farmhouse, the Red House, a root cellar and a horse barn.
Hidden Springs Town Association
The community’s own site: two pools, a clubhouse, and the Barn Owl, Lookout Loop and Red Tail trails into the hills.
Hidden Springs Branch Library
Ada Community Library’s branch at 5868 West Hidden Springs Drive, with storytimes, STEM programs and writing groups.
Bogus Basin
The nonprofit mountain recreation area 16 miles from the valley, skiing since 1942 and a summer bike park and coaster.
Hidden Springs questions
Is Hidden Springs too far out?
No. It is inside our Treasure Valley area, and the drive up Dry Creek is part of a normal Boise route.
Do I pay extra for the drive?
No. Boise addresses, Hidden Springs included, carry no travel fee.
Can you come after a day at Bogus Basin?
Yes. Book for your home and leave an hour or more of notice.
Can a group book together?
Yes. One person books and prepays one IV; everyone else pays when the nurse arrives.
Now serving
Hidden Springs, Boise, Idaho
Foothills house calls, no travel fee. Call or text 208-391-5315.