When you cannot face the drive
Anti-inflammatory and anti-nausea medication, magnesium and fluids, given in your own darkened room by a nurse practitioner — Salt Lake, Park City and the Wasatch Front.
Light, noise and motion make a migraine worse, and a drive to urgent care or an infusion center means all three. We come to you instead, so you can stay in a dark, quiet room while the bag runs.
A multi-agent formula for a headache that has not responded to what you already tried at home.
In the bag Anti-inflammatory pain medication, magnesium, anti-nausea medication, B vitamins (B-complex), antihistamine, steroid, amino blend, IV fluids
Good for migraine, tension headache, light and sound sensitivity
The formula combines medications commonly used for migraine relief in urgent and emergency care: an anti-inflammatory pain medication, an anti-nausea medication, magnesium, an antihistamine and a steroid, with B vitamins, amino acids and fluids. Giving them intravenously matters because migraine often brings nausea and a slow stomach, which can make tablets less reliable. Your nurse practitioner decides which components are appropriate for you after reviewing your history and what you have already taken.
A sudden, explosive headache that peaks within a minute, the worst headache of your life, a headache with fever and a stiff neck, new weakness, numbness, slurred speech, confusion or vision loss, or a headache after a head injury — call 911.
A drip helps with the attack in front of you. If you get them often, it is worth looking at what sits underneath — for some women, hormonal shifts are part of the picture. Our nurse practitioner offers a free 15-minute call to talk through hormone and metabolic care.
Yes. Tell us what you took and when; your provider factors it into what goes in the bag.
Pregnancy is not automatically a barrier. Your provider reviews your history first and adjusts or leaves out any ingredient that is not appropriate — some anti-inflammatory medications, for example, are avoided in pregnancy.
Most infusions run 30 to 45 minutes. We stay the whole time and pack everything out when you are done.
Yes — Salt Lake, Utah, Davis, Summit and Weber counties, with no travel fee.
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.