Mobile IV Therapy in Kuna, Idaho
Kuna began as a stop on the road between Boise and the mines at Silver City: a stage station called 15 Mile House, the first settlement here. In 1882 the Oregon Short Line’s crews set up a work camp of 100 people where the Silver City road crossed the railroad right-of-way and gave it the name Kuna, and the first passenger train ran in 1883. The name is often translated as “the end of the trail,” though the writer Charles S. Walgamott traced it to a Shoshone word for a green leaf good to smoke. Water changed the town when the New York Canal opened on February 22, 1909; the Kuna Savings Bank, the Kuna Hotel and Fiss Mercantile followed, and Kuna incorporated on September 15, 1915. About 24,000 people live here now, 18 miles southwest of downtown Boise, with Indian Creek running through town and the Kuna Caves lava tube to the south.
Indian Creek to the rim
Kuna sits inside our Treasure Valley mobile area, from the older streets along Indian Creek to the new subdivisions and the farms toward the Snake River. We have no Idaho clinic, so the nurse comes to you. There is no travel fee in Kuna. Out past the edge of town? Call or text 208-391-5315 and we will map the drive. Nearby: Boise Nampa Bowmont Caldwell Eagle Meridian Book a Kuna visit
Creek, canyon and a history center
Kuna Greenbelt
The city path along Indian Creek from behind Indian Creek Elementary to Orchard Street, with a BMX track, a skate park and ball fields.
Bernie Fisher Park
The park at Main Street and Linder Road with a band shell and gazebo, home of the Kuna Days celebration.
Kuna Arts and History Center
The city’s arts and history venue at 270 Orchard Avenue, opened in March 2024, with a permanent settlement-history display.
Snake River Birds of Prey NCA
The BLM conservation area along 81 miles of the Snake River south of town, with some 800 pairs of nesting hawks, owls, eagles and falcons each spring.
From booking to Kuna
Type the address. A house near downtown, a new-build subdivision or a farm road south of town; mention the lane and any gate.
Choose your start. At least an hour out; starts are spaced an hour and fifteen minutes apart.
Keep your phone handy. Email and text confirm the booking, and the nurse messages when they leave for Kuna.
Kuna questions
Does Kuna count as the Boise area?
Yes. Kuna is inside our Treasure Valley mobile area, 18 miles from downtown Boise.
Is there an extra charge for the drive?
No. There is no travel fee in Kuna.
Can you come during Kuna Days or a family gathering?
Yes. One person books and prepays one IV; everyone else pays when the nurse arrives.
What about farms well outside town?
Call or text 208-391-5315 before booking and we will confirm the route.
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Kuna, Idaho
Mobile only, no travel fee in Kuna. Call or text 208-391-5315.