Welcome to 7,000 feet
For the first days after you arrive, when the headache, nausea and poor sleep are winning. Our fullest formula, given at your hotel, rental or home by a nurse practitioner.
Park City sits at roughly 7,000 feet and the lifts go higher. At that elevation every breath carries less oxygen, the air is dry, and you lose fluid faster than you would at home. Many people arriving from near sea level notice a headache, nausea, low energy or broken sleep, usually starting 6 to 24 hours after they arrive.
For most people it is mild and eases within a couple of days as the body adjusts. An easy first day, plenty of water, little or no alcohol the first night and sleeping as low as you reasonably can all help.
Built for the first couple of days after you arrive, when the elevation is doing more to you than you expected.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), vitamin C, magnesium, glutathione, zinc, anti-nausea medication, pain medication, steroid, IV fluids
Good for headache, nausea, breathlessness, poor sleep at elevation
An IV does not speed up acclimatization, and it is not a substitute for getting lower if you are seriously unwell. What it can do is replace the fluid you have lost and let your provider give anti-nausea and pain medication directly, which helps many visitors get through the rough first day or two more comfortably. If you mostly feel dry and flat, plain IV hydration at $125 may be all you need — we will say so.
Breathlessness at rest, a persistent cough, confusion, trouble walking in a straight line or unusual drowsiness can signal serious altitude illness. That needs emergency care and a lower elevation — call 911.
The easiest time is your first or second morning. Groups arriving together can book one visit: three to four people get 10% off each treatment, five or more get 20% off each. Everyone is assessed individually, and anyone we decline to treat is not charged. For five or more, call or text with 48 hours’ notice rather than booking online.
We come to Park City, Deer Valley, Kimball Junction, the Snyderville Basin and the Heber Valley. First appointments, and any appointment at a hotel or short-term rental, take a $75 deposit that comes straight off your treatment.
If there is an open slot, yes. Book online or call and text with your arrival time and where you are staying.
Children are welcome with a parent or legal guardian present for the whole visit. Your provider decides case by case and adjusts the formula and fluid volume to size and age.
Yes — hotels, condos and private homes throughout Park City and Deer Valley, with no travel fee. Give us the property name, unit and any lock code when you book.
If your intake suggests something more serious than ordinary altitude symptoms, your nurse practitioner will tell you so and you will not be charged. For emergency signs, call 911.
Because how you feel matters
Pick a time online, or call and text and tell us what is going on — we will point you at the right treatment, or tell you honestly if an IV is not it.