Hangover IV Therapy in Lakewood

Yes. IV therapy is appointment-only — we have to reserve your chair, your RN, and the time it takes to compound your bag. Same-day appointments are usually available right up until our last check-in time.

Most patients feel meaningfully better within 20 minutes — the dehydration headache lifts first, then nausea, then fatigue. By the end of the 30–45 minute infusion, the worst is usually over.

They reliably fix the dehydration component of a hangover, which is the single biggest driver of the headache, fatigue, and nausea. They don't speed up alcohol metabolism — only your liver does that — but symptom relief is real.

Yes — and ContinuEM does. We're a fully-licensed urgent care with on-site emergency physicians. That means we can administer IV fluids, anti-nausea medication, and pain relief in the same visit, with the same safety standards as a hospital.

Yes, if you're physically able and not impaired by alcohol. The IV doesn't sedate you. We just ask that you don't drive yourself in if you've had alcohol within the last few hours — take a Lyft.

Oral hydration helps, but absorption peaks at ~60% over a couple of hours, and you can only stomach so much when you're nauseated. IV delivery is 100% bioavailable in 30 minutes — and we can add anti-nausea and pain medication.

Hangover IV is self-pay. If you're severely dehydrated and the visit becomes a medical urgent-care evaluation, that portion may be billable to insurance — we'll tell you up front.

We don't currently offer mobile IV. The trade-off: an in-clinic appointment in Lakewood is roughly half the cost of a mobile delivery, and you have an MD on-site if anything feels off.