Vegas Rehab

Vegas Rehab may be appropriate for eligible adults looking for hydration and wellness support after late nights, alcohol intake, long casino days, pool parties, festivals, weddings, bachelor or bachelorette trips, or heat exposure in Las Vegas.

This service is commonly requested when clients feel run down, dry, mildly nauseated, low on energy, or generally depleted after a busy night. It is wellness support after clinician screening, not a guarantee of symptom resolution or a substitute for medical care.

The package may also be useful for visitors who want a mobile appointment at a hotel room or suite before checkout, a flight, a group event, or another full day on the Strip.

Your clinician reviews your intake information, asks screening questions, checks basic vital signs when appropriate, and discusses medication options included with the package before starting. The goal is to confirm that mobile IV support is reasonable for the situation.

Most appointments include setup, IV placement, monitoring during the infusion, and a brief wrap-up. The infusion itself is typically 20-40 minutes, but the full visit can take about 45-60 minutes depending on access, screening, add-ons, and individual comfort.

If nausea, headache, stomach discomfort, or other concerns are present, the clinician will review whether included medications such as Zofran, Toradol, or Pepcid are appropriate. Medication choices are not automatic and depend on screening.

Clinician screening is required before Vegas Rehab is provided. Screening may include questions about alcohol intake, vomiting, hydration status, allergies, medications, medical history, pregnancy status, and symptoms that could indicate a more serious issue.

The clinician may decline or modify service if symptoms suggest urgent evaluation, if vital signs are concerning, or if a medication is not appropriate for the client. IV therapy should feel like a careful wellness appointment, not a rushed transaction.

Clients should be able to communicate clearly and consent to care. If a client appears severely intoxicated, confused, difficult to wake, or medically unstable, mobile IV therapy may not be appropriate.

IV therapy is not appropriate for emergencies, chest pain, trouble breathing, fainting, stroke-like symptoms, severe abdominal pain, uncontrolled bleeding, severe allergic reactions, or rapidly worsening symptoms. Call 911 or seek urgent medical care in those situations.

Some clients may not be candidates because of medical history, pregnancy-related concerns, kidney or heart conditions, medication interactions, allergies, abnormal vital signs, or symptoms that need evaluation beyond mobile wellness support.

A clinician may recommend urgent care, emergency care, or follow-up with a primary medical clinician instead of providing an IV. That decision is part of the safety process and is made for the client's well-being.

Flow IV can meet eligible clients at Las Vegas Strip hotels, Downtown hotels, homes, offices, Airbnbs, convention spaces, and event locations when access and parking allow. Please have a clean, comfortable place to sit, a visible ID, and any relevant health information ready for the clinician.

Hotel appointments work best when the guest name, tower, room number, parking details, and security instructions are available before arrival. For groups, Flow IV can coordinate back-to-back appointments, but each person still receives individual screening and may be declined when IV therapy is not appropriate.

After-hour appointments from 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM Pacific include the listed after-hours fee. Travel timing can vary by location, hotel access, traffic, special events, and clinician availability.