Your safety comes first
Safety & eligibility
Every Orema Health visit is administered by a licensed registered nurse. Before any service begins, we screen every client to confirm the treatment is appropriate and safe for them.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency — chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe allergic reaction, or loss of consciousness — call 911 immediately. Orema Health does not replace emergency medical services.
How we operate
Our clinical standards
Orema Health operates under the clinical oversight of a licensed medical director. All services are performed by registered nurses (RN-BSN) trained in IV therapy and emergency response.
Licensed RN administration
Every IV infusion is placed and monitored by a licensed registered nurse. We do not use unlicensed personnel for any clinical procedure.
Medical director oversight
Our services operate under the supervision of a licensed physician medical director who reviews protocols and ensures clinical standards are maintained.
Pre-service health screening
Before your appointment, you will complete a brief health intake. Your nurse reviews your responses on-site before beginning any treatment.
Sterile technique & single-use supplies
All IV supplies are single-use and sterile. We follow strict aseptic technique for every catheter placement and infusion.
Continuous monitoring
Your nurse monitors your vital signs and overall response throughout the infusion. Treatment is paused or stopped if any concern arises.
Emergency preparedness
Our nurses carry emergency supplies and are trained in adverse event response. If a medical emergency occurs, 911 is called immediately.
Eligibility
Who is eligible for mobile IV therapy?
IV therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Orema Health reserves the right to decline or modify service based on health history, current symptoms, or clinical judgment.
Service may be appropriate for
- Generally healthy adults seeking hydration, recovery, or wellness support
- Individuals experiencing dehydration, fatigue, or mild illness without serious underlying conditions
- Athletes and active individuals seeking performance recovery
- Travelers managing jet lag or travel-related fatigue
- Clients who have completed our health intake and been cleared by the attending nurse
Service may not be appropriate for
- Individuals with congestive heart failure, kidney disease, or fluid-sensitive conditions
- Clients with active infections, sepsis, or serious acute illness
- Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals without prior medical clearance
- Anyone experiencing symptoms of a medical emergency — call 911 immediately
- Clients who are unable to provide informed consent or complete the health intake
- Individuals whose health history or current condition raises clinical concern at the nurse's discretion
Your appointment
What to expect at your appointment
Health intake review
Your nurse reviews your completed health intake form and asks any follow-up questions before beginning.
Vital signs check
Blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen saturation are assessed to confirm you are stable and appropriate for treatment.
IV placement
Using sterile technique, your nurse places a small IV catheter — typically in the forearm or hand — and begins the infusion.
Monitored infusion
You relax while the drip runs. Your nurse remains present and monitors your response throughout the session.
Removal & aftercare
Once complete, the IV is removed and a small bandage is applied. Your nurse provides any relevant aftercare guidance before leaving.
Questions before you book?
Our team is happy to answer any questions about eligibility, what to expect, or whether a specific service is right for you.
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