How Much Does IV Therapy Cost in Westchester? (2026 Price Guide)
Real numbers, no gatekeeping: what IV drips, vitamin shots, add-ons, and mobile concierge fees actually cost in Westchester County, NY — and how to avoid overpaying.
By Eve Delgado · Paramedic, Founder & Owner
If you’ve Googled “IV therapy near me” and clicked around Westchester providers, you’ve probably noticed something frustrating: almost nobody publishes prices. You’ll find “starting at” teasers, membership walls, and “contact us for pricing” buttons — but rarely a straight answer.
We think that’s silly. Here’s exactly what IV therapy costs in Westchester County in 2026, using our real menu as the example.
The short answer
For a mobile IV visit in Westchester, expect to pay $224–$300 all-in for most standard drips: the drip itself ($125–$200) plus a flat $99 concierge fee for the visit. Specialty infusions like NAD+ run higher ($300–$550 for the drip alone). Vitamin shots are far cheaper — $40–$80 with no fee if you visit a suite.
Now let’s break that down properly.
What the drip itself costs
IV drips are priced by what’s in the bag. At Hydration Medic, the menu runs:
- Basic rehydration — The Just Saline Drip is $125 for 500 mL of fluids (or $175 for a full liter). No vitamins, just fast, pure rehydration.
- Standard vitamin blends — Most of the menu lives here: the Myers Cocktail ($185), Start of My Day energy drip ($175), Immune Boost ($180), Migraine Drip ($180), Better Than Coffee hangover drip ($185), Cold and Flu ($175), Radiant Beauty ($175).
- Performance & specialty — The Athletic Drip ($200), high-dose Vitamin C ($200), Slim Faster ($190).
- NAD+ — The exception to every rule: $300 for 250 mg, $550 for 500 mg. NAD+ is a genuinely expensive ingredient and infuses much more slowly, so sessions run 1.5–2+ hours.
Anywhere in Westchester, those numbers should feel familiar — if a provider quotes dramatically less, ask what’s actually in the bag and who’s administering it.
The mobile concierge fee
Mobile IV companies either build travel into the drip price or charge a separate trip fee. We charge a flat $99 anywhere in Westchester County — Scarsdale to Tarrytown, Yonkers to Rye.
Two things to know about concierge fees:
- They’re per visit, not per person. If three friends book hangover drips at one house, that’s one $99 fee split three ways. Group visits are the most cost-effective way to do mobile IV therapy.
- You can skip them entirely. Our clients can visit the suite at 531 Central Park Avenue in Scarsdale and pay no fee at all.
Add-ons: where budgets quietly grow
Add-ons are single-ingredient boosters pushed into your drip, and this is where an unscrupulous provider can inflate a bill. Typical fair pricing runs $35–$70 per add-on: B12 ($40–45), glutathione ($65–70), Toradol ($45), Zofran ($35–40), zinc ($45).
Our advice: pick one or two add-ons that match your actual goal, not five. A good provider will talk you out of unnecessary extras.
Shots: the budget option nobody mentions
If your goal is maintenance — steady energy, immune support, metabolism — you may not need a drip at all. Vitamin shots run $40–$80, take two minutes, and skip the concierge fee if you come to the suite. The B12 Bundle (buy 3, get the 4th free — $120 total) works out to $30 a shot.
Drips shine when you’re depleted, dehydrated, or sick. Shots shine when you’re busy and maintaining. Plenty of our regulars do a monthly drip plus biweekly shots.
Memberships and packages
Some IV lounges push memberships hard. Ours is simple and optional: the Monthly Drip Package at $660/month covers a weekly drip of your choice (excluding NAD+) — about 11% off list price. If you’re coming weekly anyway, it’s worth it. If you’re not, skip it. No contracts, no surrender fees.
What you’re actually paying for
A fair IV therapy price in Westchester reflects real costs: pharmacist-sourced ingredients, licensed medical professionals (our drips are administered by experienced paramedics under physician oversight), a required telehealth Good Faith Exam with a licensed provider before your first treatment, and — for mobile — a trained clinician driving to your door.
If a price looks too good to be true, one of those corners is being cut. Usually it’s the credentials.
The bottom line
| Service | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Basic saline rehydration | $125–$175 |
| Standard vitamin drip | $170–$200 |
| NAD+ infusion | $300–$550 |
| Add-ons | $35–$70 each |
| Vitamin shots | $40–$80 |
| Mobile concierge fee (Westchester) | $99 flat |
Ready to see the whole menu with every ingredient listed? Browse our full menu and pricing, or book a visit — same-day appointments are often available across Westchester County.