The simplest drip on the menu and the one Sedona's climate asks for most: one litre of sterile saline with balanced electrolytes, placed and monitored by Berenice Espinoza wherever you are staying. No additives you don't need — this is fluid replacement done properly.
Typically 30–45 minutes at your locationIV drips start at $149. No travel fee inside the service area.
Rehydrating after heat, altitude or a long exposed hike
Headache, fatigue and brain fog that track with fluid loss
Pre-hike preparation or post-flight recovery
The day after a long drive up from Phoenix
Check first
Screening notes, not medical advice — suitability is confirmed at your in-person intake.
Congestive heart failure or kidney disease — extra IV fluid can be unsafe; ask your physician first
If you are mildly thirsty and keeping fluids down, water and an electrolyte drink will do the same job for less
Common questions
How fast does a hydration IV work?
Fluid enters the bloodstream immediately rather than being absorbed through the gut over hours, so most people notice headaches and fatigue easing before the bag finishes — the session itself runs about 30 to 45 minutes.
Do I need a hydration IV or can I just drink water?
If you can keep fluids down and you're only mildly dehydrated, drinking water with electrolytes works and costs almost nothing. An IV earns its keep when losses are large — heat, altitude, illness, vomiting — or when you need to feel functional again the same day.
Where do you do the infusion?
Wherever you are: home, hotel room, vacation rental or office, anywhere in Sedona, Village of Oak Creek, Cottonwood, Camp Verde, Rimrock or Cornville. You need nothing but a comfortable chair.
Delivered across the Verde Valley
Every visit delivered personally by Berenice Espinoza, Certified Nurse Practitioner. No travel fee in: