Choose Your Mobile IV

Leaa Health brings mobile IV hydration directly to homes, apartments, hotels and offices throughout New York City, subject to provider availability.

Instead of locating and traveling to an IV clinic, you can request a medical professional to come to your location.

Yes. Leaa Health provides mobile medical visits at homes and apartments. A clinician evaluates you first and determines whether IV hydration is medically appropriate.

Mobile IV visits may be available throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island.

The treatment provided depends on your medical evaluation and clinical need.

You can request a Leaa Health mobile visit online and provide your current NYC location. Available clinicians can then be matched based on your location and medical needs.

Yes. Leaa Health provides mobile medical visits to hotels throughout its NYC service area.

A clinician can evaluate you in your hotel room and determine whether IV hydration or another treatment is appropriate.

Learn more about Hotel IV Therapy .

Same-day visits may be available depending on provider availability, location and time of day.

IV hydration delivers fluids through an intravenous line directly into the bloodstream.

In medical care, IV fluids may be used when a clinician determines that fluid replacement is appropriate.

Yes. Leaa's model is clinician-led. Your symptoms, medical history and condition are evaluated before a treatment plan is determined.

There is no single symptom that automatically means you need IV fluids.

A clinician may consider your ability to drink, vomiting or diarrhea, urine output, dizziness, weakness, medical history and other findings.

Learn more about Dehydration IV Treatment .

Not necessarily. Mild dehydration can often improve with oral fluids and electrolytes.

IV hydration may be considered when oral hydration cannot be adequately tolerated or a clinician determines that IV fluids are appropriate.

IV fluids enter the bloodstream directly, but how quickly someone feels better depends on the cause and severity of the symptoms.

Fluids do not replace evaluation or treatment of an underlying illness.

Treatment time varies based on the patient's evaluation, type and volume of fluid ordered and other clinical factors.

IV fluids are one method clinicians may use to replace fluid in appropriate patients with dehydration.

Mild dehydration can often be managed with oral fluids, while severe dehydration may require hospital-level care.

Repeated vomiting can make oral hydration difficult and increase dehydration risk.

A clinician should evaluate why you cannot keep fluids down and determine whether mobile treatment or a higher level of care is appropriate.

Vomiting and nausea can contribute to dehydration when they prevent adequate fluid intake.

Explore our Food Poisoning & Nausea IV page for more information.

Food poisoning can cause vomiting and diarrhea that result in fluid and electrolyte loss.

A clinician can evaluate whether mobile treatment is appropriate or whether your symptoms require a higher level of care.

Yes. Frequent diarrhea can cause loss of fluid and electrolytes, particularly when combined with vomiting, fever or poor fluid intake.

Yes. Heat exposure, exercise and heavy sweating can increase fluid loss.

Serious heat illness can require emergency care rather than mobile IV hydration.

Travel can contribute to dehydration when normal eating and drinking routines change, especially when combined with illness, alcohol, caffeine or long flights.

Yes. Hotel medical visits may be available throughout Manhattan, subject to provider availability.

Brooklyn is included in Leaa's NYC mobile service area, subject to current provider availability.

Mobile visits may be requested throughout Queens, including for residents and travelers near JFK and LaGuardia.

Bronx mobile visits may be requested when a suitable provider is available.

Staten Island visits may be requested, with actual availability confirmed during booking.

Leaa's mobile medical visit is currently listed at $399.

IV fluids, medications, testing or additional treatment may involve additional charges depending on what is medically appropriate.

Leaa's mobile service is designed as a private-pay service rather than an in-network insurance clinic.

Call 911 or seek emergency care for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, fainting, confusion, inability to stay awake, signs of shock, chest pain, significant breathing difficulty or other potentially life-threatening symptoms.