Mobile IV Therapy in the San Francisco Bay Area
The Bay Area is nine counties and about 7.8 million people wrapped around one bay, tied together by the Bay Bridge of 1936 and the Golden Gate of 1937. It divides into San Francisco, the East Bay, the Peninsula, the South Bay and the North Bay, and those names are the quickest way to tell us where you are.
Where in the Bay
We come to San Francisco, the East Bay and the Tri-Valley, the Peninsula and San Jose; parts of Marin, Napa and Solano need advance notice. Mobile appointments of $240 or more have no travel fee. Area pages: Oakland Pleasanton San Jose clinic Book a Bay Area visit
Booking in three moves
Name the city. Give the full address, plus the buzzer or the parking garage level if you live in a building in the city.
Plan an hour out. Book at least an hour ahead; arrival windows are an hour and fifteen minutes apart.
Keep your phone near. An email and a text confirm the booking, and the nurse messages when they are on the way.
Across the bay
Ferry Building Marketplace
The 1898 terminal at the foot of Market Street on the Embarcadero, reopened in 2003 as a market hall of local food makers.
Chez Panisse
Alice Waters’s restaurant on Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley, open since 1971 and the birthplace of California cuisine.
Winchester Mystery House
Sarah Winchester’s sprawling Victorian in San Jose, built room by room from 1884 and open to visitors since 1923.
Santana Row
San Jose’s open-air street of shops, restaurants and a hotel, a short walk from the Winchester house.
Bay Area questions
Is there a travel fee in the Bay Area?
Mobile appointments of $240 or more have no travel fee.
Do you come into San Francisco itself?
Yes. The city is covered, from the Marina and North Beach to the Mission and the Sunset.
What about Marin or Napa?
Parts of Marin, Napa and Solano are covered with advance notice, so book further ahead there.
Can a group share one booking?
Yes. Book one appointment and prepay for one IV; the others pay at the visit.
Now serving
San Francisco, the East Bay and San Jose
Peninsula too. No travel fee on visits of $240 or more.