Immune Support IV Therapy in Lakewood

Yes. IV therapy is appointment-only so we can reserve your chair, your RN, and the time it takes to compound your bag. Same-day appointments are usually available. Book online or call us.

Most patients do well with one infusion every 2–4 weeks during cold-and-flu season. Healthy adults rarely need more frequent dosing, your provider will recommend based on your goals.

Hydration and B-vitamin effects are immediate. Vitamin C and zinc levels stay elevated for several days. Glutathione's effects on oxidative stress can persist a week or more.

A 30-minute IV delivers 10–20× the bioavailable dose of vitamin C compared to a pill, plus B-complex, zinc, and glutathione your gut can't fully absorb orally. Shots are quicker, but deliver smaller doses and don't include hydration.

No. IVIG (immune globulin therapy) is a prescription-only treatment for diagnosed immune deficiencies. Immune Support IV is a wellness infusion of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.

If you're running a fever or actively infectious, we'll ask you to come in for a brief urgent-care evaluation first, sometimes a different treatment (and possibly insurance-covered dehydration IV) is the better call.

Most patients have none, but some feel a brief warmth from the B-complex, a metallic taste from glutathione, or mild flushing from the vitamin C.

Immune IV therapy is self-pay; insurance does not cover it. If your situation requires medical treatment for dehydration or another condition as part of an urgent care visit, that may be billable to insurance. We'll tell you up front.