Aveum Hydrate — Hydration IV Therapy
Aveum Hydrate is an intravenous infusion of fluids, vitamin C, B-complex vitamins and minerals designed to restore hydration and replenish electrolytes.
- 45–75 minutes
- IV Infusion
- Your home, office or hotel
$219
Hydration is the foundation of wellness. Whether you have spent the day in the Texas heat, traveled, exercised or simply not had enough to drink, Aveum Hydrate is designed to restore hydration and replenish the electrolytes that go with it.
North Texas summers make this the most seasonally relevant infusion on the menu. Outdoor work, youth sports and long days on a job site all pull fluid and electrolytes down faster than most people replace them.
Intravenous fluid enters circulation directly, which is the practical difference from drinking. If you are significantly dehydrated or unwell, seek medical care rather than booking an elective infusion.
What’s in it
- Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)
- Vita Complex
- Mineral Blend
Perfect for
- Outdoor workers
- Athletes
- Travellers
- Anyone spending long days in Texas heat
- Mild dehydration
- Active lifestyles
What to expect
- 01Your Registered Nurse arrives at your home, office or hotel with everything needed for the appointment.
- 02Before anything begins, your nurse reviews your health history, current medications and allergies, and answers your questions.
- 03The infusion is started and you are monitored throughout for comfort and safety.
- 04Most IV appointments take 45 to 75 minutes. You can work, read or rest during treatment.
- 05Your nurse removes the line, checks the site and talks through anything you should watch for afterwards.
Before you book
- A one-time Good Faith Exam must be completed and approved before your first treatment. It stays valid for one year.
- Every treatment is assessed by a Registered Nurse and provided under the supervision of a licensed Medical Director.
- All medications and compounded therapies are sourced from licensed U.S. pharmacies.
- Tell your nurse about all medical conditions, medications, supplements and allergies. Some conditions make IV therapy inappropriate.
- Possible effects include discomfort, bruising or irritation at the infusion site, and less commonly flushing, lightheadedness or nausea.
- IV therapy is not a substitute for medical care. If you are unwell, speak with your physician.
Common questions
- Is IV hydration better than drinking water?
- For everyday hydration, drinking water is appropriate and sufficient for most people. IV hydration delivers fluid directly into the bloodstream, which some clients prefer after heat exposure, travel or heavy exertion. It is not a replacement for normal fluid intake.
- When should I see a doctor instead?
- Signs of significant dehydration — confusion, fainting, a racing heart, no urination, or persistent vomiting — need medical care, not an elective infusion. Seek treatment.
- Do I need a Good Faith Exam before booking?
- Yes. Every new Aveum Wellness client completes a one-time Good Faith Exam, a short online telehealth screening through our medical partner Qualiphy. It reviews your medical history, current medications and allergies. The exam is a one-time $30 fee and remains valid for one year across all eligible Aveum Wellness services.
- Where does the appointment take place?
- Aveum Wellness is a concierge practice, so a Registered Nurse travels to you. Appointments take place at your home, office or hotel anywhere in our Dallas–Fort Worth service area. There is no clinic to drive to.
- Who administers the treatment?
- A Registered Nurse performs your health assessment and administers every treatment, under the supervision of a licensed Medical Director. Medications and compounded therapies are sourced from licensed U.S. pharmacies.
Ready when you are.
A Registered Nurse comes to your home, office or hotel across Dallas–Fort Worth.