A drip built around your week, not a menu
IV therapy delivers fluids, electrolytes, vitamins, and minerals directly into the bloodstream, so your body does not have to route them through digestion first. At Haus of Wellness in Bartonville, every drip starts with a short conversation about what is going on. A heavy training block, a run of poor sleep, a travel week, or simply feeling depleted can each call for a different approach.
Our nurse practitioner reviews your health history, current medications, and goals before recommending one of our customized drip options. If IV therapy is not the right fit on a given day, we will say so and talk through what might serve you better.
Hydration and electrolytes first
Hydration is the foundation of most drips we build. North Texas heat, long weekend rides along the back roads toward Argyle, a youth tournament in the sun, or a schedule that leaves no time to drink enough water can drain fluids and electrolytes faster than you replace them. An IV designed around hydration may help you feel restored when oral intake has not kept up.
Vitamin and mineral support
Beyond fluids, a drip can include vitamin and mineral support selected for your situation. We keep the formula tied to your needs instead of adding ingredients to make a longer list. When lab work would add useful context, your provider may recommend it through the wellness side of our clinic so the plan rests on information rather than guesswork.
Where IV fits into recovery and energy
IV therapy can be one piece of a recovery routine alongside cryotherapy or compression therapy, or a conversation to have if your energy has been flat. In both cases, IV support is designed to complement sleep, nutrition, and training, not to replace them. If fatigue is persistent, we will encourage a fuller evaluation to look for what is driving it.
Results vary from person to person. How you feel afterward is individual. We will be straightforward about what a drip can and cannot do for you.
What to expect at your appointment
Once a drip is recommended, a small IV line is placed and the infusion runs while you rest. Ask our team about timing and preparation when you book. Unless your provider gives specific instructions, you can eat, drink, and return to your day normally afterward.
IV membership options
For clients who find a regular drip fits their routine, the Haus IV Membership includes one standard drip each month along with member pricing on add-ons, boosters, and vitamin shots. It is a simple way to keep hydration support on the calendar instead of booking only when you already feel run down. Your provider can help you decide whether a membership or occasional visits make more sense for your goals.
NAD+ membership
NAD+ is available through our NAD+ Membership, listed on the Membership page for cellular energy and repair. Ask your provider to explain this option and whether it fits your goals. It is a separate membership option to discuss during consultation, not an automatic addition to every customized IV drip. Your health history and clinical evaluation guide any recommendation; availability does not mean it is appropriate for everyone.
Safety and comfort
IV therapy is a medical service, so we treat it like one. Some health conditions and medications mean certain ingredients are not appropriate, which is why your history is reviewed first. If you feel anything unusual during your infusion, such as discomfort at the IV site or lightheadedness, tell us right away so we can adjust or stop. Eating a light meal beforehand often makes the experience more comfortable.