Austin heat is no joke
Central Texas summers run long and hot. A run around Lady Bird Lake, an afternoon on the water or a day of yard work in July can leave you drained well into the evening. When water bottles are not keeping up, a Hydrate drip delivers fluids straight to your bloodstream while you rest at home.
Outdoor workers, runners and new arrivals who are not used to the heat book with us most from May through September. If you feel dizzy, confused or stop sweating in the heat, that can be an emergency. Call 911 first. An IV at home is for feeling run down, not for heat stroke.
Hangover IV in Austin, after festivals and Sixth Street
Austin hosts big crowds every spring and fall, from music festivals to college football weekends. Visitors pack hotels downtown and along Rainey Street. If last night got away from you, our Hangover drip rehydrates and replaces nutrients, and an anti-nausea add-in is available.
Booking for a group? Bachelorette weekends and festival crews often book several drips in one rental. Group & Save makes that cheaper per person, and a single text sets the schedule. Staying downtown? Our hotel IV therapy visits come to your room.
For Austin offices and busy weeks
Austin’s tech and startup teams work long sprints. A nurse can set up in a conference room for a team wellness day, flu-season Immunity drips, or a recovery morning after a launch. See corporate office wellness for how on-site visits work.
Beyond IV drips, Austin clients book NAD+ therapy, in-home labs, aesthetic injections, medical weight loss, iron infusions and men’s and women’s hormone replacement. One nurse, one visit, at your place.
What Austin clients say
“I LOVE Modwella. As a mobile yoga teacher I know the accessibility of a service coming to you is extraordinary! And as someone who travels for work, it’s amazing I can get the same experience for my needs.”
Katie K.
“Michelle is incredible! From the moment she arrives, she makes you feel at ease. She explains everything thoroughly, ensures you’re comfortable, and makes the IV process painless.”
Hannia E.
Individual results vary.
Lake Travis and Hill Country weekends
When Austinites leave town for the weekend, many head west to Lake Travis or out into the Hill Country. Boat days, wineries and long afternoons in the sun are part of the routine. They are also a reliable way to come home Sunday night parched. Book a nurse for Sunday evening and start Monday ahead instead of behind.
Booking tip for Austin: downtown high-rises and hotels often need a guest name at the front desk. Add yours to the booking so your nurse can come straight up.