IV Therapy
Feel better, recover faster, and give your body the support it needs with targeted IV therapy.
The quick answer.
IV Therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients directly into the bloodstream. Forge offers targeted IV options for general wellness, immune support, athletic recovery, and hangover recovery, giving you convenient support for hydration, energy, recovery, and overall wellness.
How it works.
Choose your focus
General wellness, immune support, athletic recovery, or hangover recovery.
Provider review
A provider reviews your health history and confirms IV therapy is appropriate for you.
Your recommended formula
The provider recommends the right IV formula based on your individual needs and goals.
Relax while it's administered
A qualified professional administers your IV, and you return to your normal activities when it's done.
What to expect.
You relax comfortably while your IV is administered. Most treatments take about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the formula and your needs. Some people report feeling better shortly after treatment, particularly when dehydration is contributing to how they feel, though results vary from person to person.
Our IV options
Why Forge.
Care is founded and led by Clinical Director Ty Porter. Every IV is provider-reviewed and administered by a qualified professional, matched to your goals rather than a one-size drip.
Common questions.
How long does an IV treatment take?
Most treatments take approximately 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the formula and individual needs.
How often can I get IV therapy?
Frequency depends on the treatment, your health, and your goals. A provider can recommend an appropriate schedule.
Will I feel the effects immediately?
Some people report feeling better shortly after treatment, particularly when dehydration is contributing to how they feel. Results vary.
Can I work out after an IV?
This depends on the treatment and how you're feeling. Your provider can advise you on appropriate timing.
Is IV therapy appropriate for everyone?
No. IV therapy isn't appropriate for every person or situation. Patients are screened before treatment to determine whether it's appropriate.