Infusion therapy

IV Therapy in Miami

IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, minerals and amino acids directly into the bloodstream, and at Organic Well every infusion is selected by a licensed provider from your history, labs and goals rather than from a menu. It is for adults for whom a medical evaluation supports intravenous delivery, for example when oral absorption is impaired or a depletion is documented. Infusions are given in a private room at the clinic in Coconut Grove, Miami.

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Medically reviewed by Dr. Elizabeth Isalguez Last reviewed September 16, 2026

Key takeaways

Intravenous delivery bypasses digestion, which matters when oral absorption is impaired or depletion is documented.
Every formula is selected by a licensed provider from your history and labs, not from a menu.
Sessions run 30–60 minutes and are supervised by licensed clinical staff.
Available in our Coconut Grove clinic or, for an additional travel fee, at your home, hotel or office across Miami-Dade.
The evidence is strongest for correcting measured deficiency; broad wellness claims are not supported by large trials.
Insurance is not accepted; superbills are provided.

What it supports

Hydration and energy

Replenishes fluids and key micronutrients that support daily energy.

Recovery support

Helps the body recover after training, travel, or demanding weeks.

Personalized formulas

Infusions matched to your labs and reviewed by your physician.

What IV therapy actually is

Intravenous therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, minerals and amino acids directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive tract entirely. That matters because oral absorption is variable: gut health, timing, food and dose all change how much of a nutrient actually reaches your blood.

At Organic Well, IV therapy is not a menu you order from. Every infusion is selected by a licensed provider after a medical review of your history, symptoms and labs. If your fatigue has a cause we can identify and treat, we treat the cause first.

How it works, step by step

Medical intake: history, medications, symptoms and goals, plus screening for conditions that make infusion inappropriate.
Labs, when indicated: nutrient status, kidney function, iron studies, inflammatory markers and metabolic panels.
Formula selection: your physician chooses components and doses from those results, not a fixed package.
Infusion: 30 to 60 minutes in a calm, supervised setting, administered by licensed clinical staff, in clinic or at your chosen location.
Monitoring and follow-up: vitals during the session, response reviewed at your next visit and confirmed by repeat labs.

Who it's for, and who it isn't

Likely a good fit: adults with documented nutrient gaps, athletes in heavy training or recovery blocks, patients with malabsorption or post-illness depletion, frequent travelers, and people already in a physician-led plan who need faster repletion.

Likely not a fit: anyone expecting an infusion to replace sleep, nutrition or treatment of an underlying condition; patients with significant kidney impairment, heart failure or fluid restrictions; anyone with a history of oxalate stones or G6PD deficiency being considered for high-dose vitamin C.

What to expect at your first visit

Your first appointment is a consultation, not an infusion. Expect a full intake, a review of any outside labs you bring, and a written plan. If bloodwork is needed we arrange the draw and review results together, usually within one to two weeks. Only then, if it is clinically appropriate, is an infusion scheduled.

Safety, side effects and contraindications

The most common effects are minor and short-lived: a cool sensation along the arm, a metallic taste, mild bruising at the IV site, or lightheadedness. Less common risks include vein irritation, infiltration and allergic reaction.

High-dose vitamin C is avoided in G6PD deficiency and used cautiously in kidney disease and in patients with a history of calcium-oxalate stones. IV therapy is not emergency care. If you are having chest pain or difficulty breathing, call 911.

Pricing and insurance

Organic Well does not participate with insurance plans. That choice is what allows longer visits, advanced testing and genuinely personalized care. Fees are explained transparently before anything is scheduled, and we provide superbills you can submit for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Concierge visits carry an additional travel fee, quoted before you book.

In clinic, or wherever you are

Our clinic is at 3661 S. Miami Ave, Suite 1003, minutes from Brickell, Coral Gables and downtown Miami, and infusions here are given in a private, quiet room rather than a lounge.

We also come to you. Concierge IV therapy is available at your home, hotel or office across Miami-Dade for an additional travel fee. It is useful if you are recovering, traveling, working to a deadline, or simply would rather not spend an hour in traffic either side of a treatment. Nothing about the medicine changes: the same physician review before anything is ordered, the same licensed clinical staff, the same monitoring throughout and the same follow-up afterwards. Your provider will confirm whether your specific protocol is suitable for a mobile setting, and will say so plainly if it is not. Consultations and lab reviews can also be completed by secure video for patients elsewhere in Florida.

What the research says

Peer-reviewed sources, quoted directly, including where the evidence is thin.

A recent pharmacokinetic study of oral vitamin C showed that plasma vitamin C concentrations are little affected by oral administration, because of poor bioavailability.

Suh S-Y et al. Intravenous vitamin C administration reduces fatigue in office workers: a double-blind randomized controlled trial. Nutrition Journal, 2012.

141 healthy adults aged 20–49 randomized to 10 g intravenous vitamin C or saline.

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Given the low certainty of evidence, this potentially life-saving therapy warrants further studies to identify the optimal timing, dosage, treatment duration.

Lee Z-Y et al. Intravenous vitamin C monotherapy in critically ill patients. Annals of Intensive Care, 2023.

Dose, timing and patient selection drive outcomes far more than the route alone.

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These claims, although widely publicized by celebrities and influencers, lack support from large-scale, randomized controlled trials.

The Science Behind Intravenous Vitamin Therapy — review of clinical applications.

Why our infusions are tied to measured deficiency and a medical plan rather than marketed as a wellness product.

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Our position

Intravenous nutrient therapy has a clear physiological rationale and a solid safety record in supervised settings. What it does not have is large-trial proof for the sweeping claims made around it. We use it where a measured gap, an absorption problem or a clinical need justifies it, and we say so when it isn't justified.

Frequently asked questions

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How long does an IV session take?

Most infusions run 30 to 60 minutes in our Coconut Grove clinic. Your first visit is longer because it is a full medical consultation.

Is IV therapy safe?

Infusions are administered by licensed clinical staff after a medical review. We screen for contraindications, monitor you throughout, and stop immediately if you are uncomfortable.

How often should I get IV therapy?

It depends on your goals and labs. Your provider will recommend a cadence, typically weekly to monthly, and reassess rather than committing you to an open-ended schedule.

Do I need blood work first?

In most cases, yes. Choosing a formula without knowing your nutrient status, kidney function and inflammatory markers is guesswork, and we would rather not guess.

Will IV therapy fix my fatigue?

Only if depletion is the cause. Fatigue frequently traces back to thyroid disease, iron deficiency, insulin resistance, sleep apnea or depression. We look for those first.

Does it hurt?

You will feel the needle briefly. After that most patients read, work or rest. Some notice a cool sensation along the arm or a metallic taste, both of which pass quickly.

Can I drive afterwards?

Yes, in almost all cases. If you feel lightheaded we will keep you until it resolves.

Is IV therapy covered by insurance?

No. Organic Well does not participate with insurance plans. We provide superbills for potential out-of-network reimbursement.

Can I combine IV therapy with other treatments?

Often, yes. Infusions are frequently part of immune, metabolic or longevity programs. Your physician coordinates timing so therapies complement rather than duplicate each other.

Do you offer IV therapy at home?

Yes. Concierge IV therapy is available at your home, hotel or office across Miami-Dade for an additional travel fee, quoted in advance so there are no surprises. The clinical standard does not change: the same physician review before anything is ordered, and the same licensed clinical staff administering and monitoring your infusion from start to finish. Your provider confirms whether your specific protocol is suitable for a mobile setting.

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