If you've never had a nurse come to your home for an IV, the unknown is usually the obstacle — not the needle. So here's the entire visit, start to finish, exactly as it happens. No surprises is kind of our thing.
Before: the day you book
You book online and pick your drip and a time — we're open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., every day, and a $50 deposit holds your spot. Then comes the step we never skip: the Good Faith Exam, a quick telehealth check with a licensed provider — about five minutes from your phone. It happens before every visit. It's how we confirm a drip is appropriate for you, and it's real medicine, not a formality.
During: visit day, about an hour
I come to you — home, workplace, hotel, or event — and set up in minutes. You don't need to prepare anything or clear a room; a couch or a comfortable chair and a few feet of space is the whole setup. One quick stick, and the drip starts. Most visits run 45–60 minutes (NAD+ is the exception, at two to five hours). People read, nap, answer email, or just sit. I stay the whole time and monitor you; that's part of the job, not an add-on.
After: the rest of your day
The IV comes out, you get simple aftercare tips, and you get on with your day — no waiting room, no driving across town. The next day, we text to check in and see how you're feeling.
Prefer the whole thing as a path? Here it is, step by step:
Ready when you are — book a visit and we'll walk it with you.
— Mercedes Denham, RN Book at swanhydration.com or call/text 412-312-4707.
