Asked often. Answered straight.

Online through Vagaro, which shows every open time, or by text to 386-387-9229. Either way Lisa confirms the time with you directly.

Usually within an hour of booking, depending on distance and availability. Text Lisa and she will confirm your arrival time.

About an hour for most bags, most of it you sitting still while it runs. The NAD+ infusions are slower by design and take two to three hours.

Homes, offices and vacation rentals. Give the full address, and any unit number, gate code or parking notes, when you book.

A comfortable chair, somewhere to hang the bag near it, and your Good Faith Exam done if it is your first visit. Lisa brings everything else.

A quick pinch, then nothing. Lisa started out drawing blood as a Phlebotomist and went on to place IVs as an ER nurse.

Exactly what the menu says, $119 to $349 per infusion. That number covers the infusion, the nurse’s visit and physician oversight. Add-ons are $25 to $45 each.

There is a $75 minimum per mobile appointment at one address, and every IV on the menu clears it on its own. Injections booked alone do not, so they are added to a drip or booked with someone else at the same address. No travel fee anywhere in Flagler County. Outside it, $20 to $40 depending on distance, quoted before you book.

Cancel or move your visit at least 24 hours ahead. Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice and no-shows are charged a $50 fee.

No. IV therapy is almost never covered, so the price you see is the price you pay. If you come regularly, the monthly plans work out cheaper.

Yes. It is one trip for Lisa and it clears the $75 minimum easily. Outside the county, Lisa quotes the travel fee before you book. Book each person, or text the headcount.

Before your first IV, a licensed provider evaluates you by telehealth. It is called a Good Faith Exam, and it is good for 12 months unless your medical history changes. For new clients, it is included in your IV price.

Yes. Lisa owns the practice and does every visit herself, so the nurse you text is the nurse who shows up.

Lisa is a Registered Nurse, and the business is RN owned and operated. It is physician supervised by Julia Lee, MD, who is Board-Certified by the American College of Emergency Physicians. Every new client is reviewed by a licensed provider through the Good Faith Exam before anything is given.

Yes. Lisa treats clients 16 and older. Clients who are 16 or 17 need a parent’s consent, and she does not treat anyone younger than 16.

Yes, and she does. If your blood pressure or anything else is not where it should be, the visit waits. One of her Google reviews describes Lisa coming back twice before running the bag.

No. It delivers fluid and nutrients and it does not replace your doctor. If you need medical care, Lisa will tell you so.