IV THERAPY WA

About IV THERAPY WA

What is IV THERAPY WA?

IV THERAPY WA is mainly an IV therapy business. It offers mobile visits, where nurses come to you at home, work or elsewhere, and in-studio visits at offices in Kent and Renton, Washington. Google lists it as a medical spa, with a Google rating of 5 from 41 reviews. In its own words: "Get IV therapy on your terms with our Mobile service. Our certified nurses will come to you for personalized treatment wherever you are."

Its IV menu includes NAD+ BOOST, IMMUNITY+, BEAUTIFY ME and TUMMY ACHE. Its weight loss service is a Semaglutide Monthly Membership, with weekly injections given by nurses. It does not name a physician or prescriber. It describes its nurses as registered, insured and certified. It lists hours most days from 7 am to 9 pm, with Sunday hours from 3 to 5 pm.

What does it cost?

The Semaglutide Monthly Membership is $450 a month. The page calls it all-inclusive, with no hidden fees or additional costs. It includes a supplementary IV drip valued at $299, a supplementary shot therapy valued at $45, weekly nurse-administered injections and nurse follow-up. Self-administered injections are mentioned as an option. Members get a flat rate of $75 on IV drips and $25 on shot therapy for other services.

It does not say whether the semaglutide itself is covered by the $450. It does not list prices for its other IV services. It does not publish a consultation fee, commitment terms or cancellation terms. It does not say whether it bills insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the semaglutide prescription, and whether that person sees you in person, by video or not at all. The site lists two phone numbers, so ask which one reaches a nurse or prescriber for medical questions.

Ask whether the $450 covers the medication, and whether a dose change costs extra. Ask if the semaglutide is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. The blog names Ozempic and Wegovy as brand names for semaglutide but does not say which product the membership uses.

Ask whether there is a consultation or intake fee, and what lab work and follow-up visits cost. The site links a medical intake and informed consent form, so ask when you complete it and who reviews it. Ask how you cancel the membership, how much notice it takes, and whether any fee applies. Ask whether it bills insurance.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want nurse-run IV visits or weekly nurse-given injections, a fixed monthly price, and you are ready to get the prescriber's name, the medication details and the cancellation terms in writing before you pay. It is worth calling first if you want a named physician in the first conversation.

Sources: ivtherapywa.com, ivtherapywa.com/blog/why-choose-our-monthly-semaglutide-program

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