Greater San Diego
IV Therapy San Diego
Mobile IV therapy is available across Greater San Diego, from Imperial Beach, Chula Vista and San Ysidro to Oceanside, Vista and San Marcos.
Doctor-founded care, delivered by registered nurses.
Book a mobile visit La Jolla IV Therapy Clinic Encinitas IV Therapy Clinic La Mesa IV Therapy Clinic
Clinic or mobile
La Mesa
8697 La Mesa Blvd Ste D, La Mesa, CA 91942
Opens Monday, Nov 2 · Mondays 10 AM–4 PM
Home, hotel or office
Visits daily, 9 AM–7 PM. Book at least an hour ahead.
- Greater San Diego Best for south, east, central and coastal San Diego. This calendar can also include Del Mar, Solana Beach, Rancho Bernardo and Rancho Santa Fe.
- Coastal North County Best for locations along I-5, including Encinitas, Carlsbad, Oceanside, Del Mar and Solana Beach. It may also cover Rancho Santa Fe, Carmel Valley and central North County.
- Inland North County Best for locations along I-15, including Poway, Rancho Bernardo, Rancho Santa Fe, San Marcos, Vista and Escondido. It may also cover Carmel Valley and central North County.
Not sure which calendar to choose? Call or text 619-431-1714 and we will help confirm your service area.
From Kosa’aay to New Town
San Diego grew from Kosa’aay, a Kumeyaay village of thirty to forty families beside a freshwater spring in what is now Old Town. Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo claimed the bay for Spain in 1542 and called it San Miguel; in 1602 Sebastián Vizcaíno renamed it for Saint Didacus, San Diego de Alcalá. In May 1769 Gaspar de Portolá founded the Presidio on the hill above the village, the first European settlement in what is now California, and Junípero Serra’s mission followed that July. The city incorporated in 1850 and went bankrupt two years later. In the late 1860s Alonzo Horton pulled the town down to the bay, and his New Town became today’s downtown, though San Diego stayed a quiet port until the railroad arrived in 1878. More than 1.4 million people now live in what has become the eighth-largest city in the country.
Where we come
We cover 92101 through 92110, from downtown and Old Town to Point Loma, Pacific Beach and Mission Valley, along with La Jolla (92037) and Coronado (92118).
There is no travel fee in the ZIP codes we cover.
- Coronado
- Del Mar (Torrey Pines)
- Little Italy
- University City
- Tierrasanta
- Black Mountain Ranch
- Escondido
All San Diego areas
Central & South
- Clairemont
- Coronado
- El Cajon
- Gaslamp Quarter
- Hillcrest
- Kearny Mesa
- Kensington
- La Mesa
- Liberty Station
- Little Italy
- Mira Mesa
- Miramar
- Mission Bay
- Mission Beach
- Normal Heights
- North Park
- Ocean Beach
- Pacific Beach
- Point Loma
- Sorrento Valley
- Tierrasanta
- University City
Coastal North County
Inland North County
Booking, start to finish
Your address
Add your address and any gate, building or room details.
Your time
Choose a time at least an hour out; windows open every hour and fifteen minutes.
Your nurse
Email and text confirm the booking, and the nurse messages when they head your way.
Canyons, towers and teams
Much of the city sits on mesas split by canyons, so the nearest cross street and which rim you are on help most. Downtown towers need the building and unit, hotels need the room number, and for a group one person books and prepays one IV while everyone else pays when the nurse arrives.
Founded by a Physician
We combine the benefits of medical-grade fluid treatment and IV vitamins and medications to help you hydrate and recover quickly.
Updated September 2026 · Reviewed by Taylor J. Graber, MD
Curated IV Therapy Services
Most booked in San Diego
Myers' Cocktail
Dr. John Myers' classic formula for energy and immunity.
IV Fluids · Vitamin C · B-Complex · B-12 · Magnesium · Calcium
Immune Recovery
Immunity Booster plus an anti-inflammatory for cold and flu.
IV Fluids · Vitamin C · Zinc · Glutathione · B-Complex · B-12 · Toradol
ASAP Recovery
Our Hangover IV plus B-12 and magnesium for headaches.
IV Fluids · Zofran · Toradol · B-12 · Magnesium
NAD+ 500 mg
Our gold-standard dose for routine NAD+ therapy.
NAD+ 500 mg · 1 L IV fluid
San Diego questions
Which mobile calendar should I choose?
Greater San Diego is best for south, east, central and coastal San Diego, and can also include Del Mar, Solana Beach, Rancho Bernardo and Rancho Santa Fe. Coastal North County is best along I-5 — Encinitas, Carlsbad, Oceanside, Del Mar and Solana Beach. Inland North County is best along I-15 — Poway, Rancho Bernardo, San Marcos, Vista and Escondido. Not sure? Call or text 619-431-1714 and we will help confirm your service area.
Is there a travel fee?
There is no travel fee in the ZIP codes we cover.
How far ahead do I need to book?
Mobile visits: book at least an hour ahead; appointment windows open every hour and fifteen minutes. La Jolla, Encinitas and La Mesa clinics: book at least one hour in advance.
How long does a visit take?
Most IV drips take 20–45 minutes, plus travel and setup for mobile visits. In-clinic visit length depends on the drip you choose.
What about hotels?
For hotel or resort visits, ask the front desk or concierge about parking or resort fees for your nurse; these are often waived, held at valet, or added to the room. Downtown towers need the building and unit; hotels need the room number.
Can a group share one booking?
Yes. One person books and prepays one IV; everyone else pays when the nurse arrives.
What is the cancellation policy?
Mobile: Cancel more than 1 hour before your visit for a full refund.
Clinic: Please arrive on time. Arrivals more than 30 minutes late can be rebooked the same day or incur a $25 no-show fee.