IV Therapy
Clinically administered intravenous hydration and nutrient delivery provided under medical supervision when appropriate.
Clinically administered intravenous hydration and nutrient delivery provided under medical supervision when appropriate.
Evaluated. Administered. Monitored.
A Medical Approach to Individualized Care
IV therapy is a supportive medical service, not a universal treatment.
Intravenous therapy may be considered in specific clinical contexts where oral intake is insufficient, absorption is limited, or rapid delivery is medically appropriate. Use is determined through clinical evaluation rather than routine or elective selection.
IV therapy may be considered for:
- Hydration support when clinically indicated
- Situations requiring monitored nutrient or fluid delivery
- Short-term supportive care under medical oversight
All therapy decisions are individualized and based on medical assessment.
A Medical Approach to Individualized Care
IV therapy is a supportive medical service, not a universal treatment.
Intravenous therapy may be considered in specific clinical contexts where oral intake is insufficient, absorption is limited, or rapid delivery is medically appropriate. Use is determined through clinical evaluation rather than routine or elective selection.
IV therapy may be considered for:
- Hydration support when clinically indicated
- Situations requiring monitored nutrient or fluid delivery
- Short-term supportive care under medical oversight
All therapy decisions are individualized and based on medical assessment.
A Medical Approach to Individualized Care
IV therapy is a supportive medical service, not a universal treatment.
Intravenous therapy may be considered in specific clinical contexts where oral intake is insufficient, absorption is limited, or rapid delivery is medically appropriate. Use is determined through clinical evaluation rather than routine or elective selection.
IV therapy may be considered for:
- Hydration support when clinically indicated
- Situations requiring monitored nutrient or fluid delivery
- Short-term supportive care under medical oversight
All therapy decisions are individualized and based on medical assessment.
How IV Therapy Works
How IV Therapy Works
Clinical Assessment
Review of medical history, current symptoms, medications, and relevant health factors to determine appropriateness.
Administration
IV fluids or nutrients are administered in-office following established clinical protocols and safety standards.
Monitoring
Patients are observed during administration, with clinical oversight to assess tolerance and response.
Who May Benefit From IV Therapy
This service is intended for individuals who have undergone clinical evaluation and may be considered for IV therapy within a structured, clinician-directed care plan.
Clinically Evaluated Patients
- Individuals assessed by a clinician to determine whether IV therapy is appropriate for their condition.
Hydration or Support Needs
- Patients for whom oral intake is inadequate or insufficient based on clinical evaluation.
Short-Term Supportive Care
- Individuals requiring monitored, time-limited supportive intervention.
Individualized Clinical Considerations
- Patients whose symptoms, health status, or short-term needs warrant further clinical discussion to determine appropriateness of IV therapy.
*IV therapy is not appropriate for all patients and requires individualized assessment.
A Focus on Safety and Appropiateness
IV therapy is provided only when clinically indicated and medically appropriate. Blanket Medical emphasizes careful screening, proper administration, and patient monitoring to ensure safety and defined scope of care.
What to Expect From Care
Expectations
IV therapy visits are structured and clinically focused. Not all patients will qualify, and therapy type or duration may vary based on medical findings.
