Mobile IV Therapy in Calgary
Your IV appointment. In the comfort of your own space.
OnLocation brings IV therapy appointments directly to your home or hotel, making it easier to fit care into your day.
Explore the available treatments below. Your IV provider will review your health history, discuss your goals and confirm whether the selected treatment is appropriate for you.
Basic Wellness Infusion — $109
An introductory IV option for clients considering an in-home infusion. Your provider will explain the formulation and assess whether it fits your needs.
Myers Cocktail Infusion — $149
Explore the Myers Cocktail option with your IV provider. They will review the formulation, discuss your goals and confirm suitability before treatment.
Radiant Glow Infusion — $149
Interested in the Radiant Glow option? Your provider will explain its ingredients and help you understand what to realistically expect from treatment.
Immunity Booster — $169
Discuss this option with your provider to understand its formulation and suitability. This service is not a substitute for vaccination or medical care, and does not promise to prevent or treat colds or flu.
Energy Recharge — $175
An option to discuss with your provider when exploring the IV menu. Persistent or unexplained fatigue should be medically assessed rather than assumed to require an infusion.
NAD+ Infusion — $199
Interested in NAD+? Speak with your provider about the treatment, evidence, potential risks and whether it is appropriate for you. Confirm the total appointment time before booking.
Iron Infusion — $140
Iron infusion requires a clinical assessment and confirmation that treatment is appropriate.
Contact us before booking to confirm the required referral or prescription, bloodwork, preparation and what the listed price includes.
Why Choose OnLocation IV Therapy?
We come to you.
Arrange your appointment at home or in your hotel, subject to service availability and suitability.
Save time.
Skip the drive, parking and extra trip across the city.
One-on-one attention.
Have time to discuss your questions, preferences and treatment with your provider.
Comfort in your own space.
Settle into a comfortable setting while your provider manages your appointment.
Clear guidance.
Understand what your treatment includes, how to prepare and what to expect afterward.
Your Appointment, Step by Step
1. Request your appointment.
Choose an IV option or contact us for help navigating the menu.
2. Complete your health screening.
Your provider reviews your health history and confirms treatment suitability and any additional requirements.
3. Prepare your space.
Follow your provider’s instructions and arrange a clean, comfortable area for your appointment.
4. Receive your treatment.
Your provider brings the required supplies, explains the process and monitors your treatment.
5. Receive aftercare guidance.
Before finishing, your provider explains what to expect and whom to contact with concerns.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - IV
Which IV should I choose?
You don’t need to decide on your own. Your provider will discuss the available formulations and assess suitability based on your health history.
Is IV therapy suitable for everyone?
No. Eligibility depends on your health history, medications and the proposed treatment. Your provider will confirm whether you can proceed.
How long does an appointment take?
Times vary by treatment and may include assessment, setup, infusion and monitoring. Confirm your total appointment time when booking.
Can I book with a friend or partner?
Contact us to request appointments at the same location. Each person requires their own assessment, and simultaneous treatment depends on staffing and clinical arrangements.
Do you offer hotel appointments?
Contact us with your hotel and preferred date so we can confirm availability and setup requirements.
What does the price include?
Confirm the treatment inclusions and any assessment, medication, travel or other charges before booking—particularly for iron infusions.
Can IV therapy prevent illness?
We do not promise that IV treatments prevent or cure illness. Your provider can explain the evidence, limitations and potential risks of the treatment you’re considering.