Drip into your best life
Mobile IV therapy, hormone optimization and metabolic health, brought to your door by a nurse practitioner. No waiting room, no drive home, no afternoon lost. Serving Salt Lake, Utah, Davis and Summit counties.
Utah grants nurse practitioners full practice authority. Jamie evaluates you, writes the order and places the line herself. Nothing gets routed to an off-site physician you will never meet, and nothing waits on someone else's signature.
The value is knowing which bag you actually need. Sometimes that is the simple one, sometimes it is none at all and you belong at urgent care. You will hear that either way.
Behind the IV menu sits a practice built on root-cause care — hormone optimization and metabolic health, for the people who want to understand why they feel the way they do.
A clinic visit without the clinic. Same equipment, same sterile technique, same licensed provider — your kitchen table instead of a waiting room.
Anything you swallow has to survive your stomach and pass through your liver before it reaches your bloodstream, and a good deal of it does not make it. An IV skips that entirely. Fluid and nutrients go directly into circulation, which is why a liter of saline can turn a rough morning around in under an hour when drinking water has not touched it.
Jamie arrives with everything sealed and sterile. She takes your vitals, reviews your intake, and places a small catheter in your arm — a few seconds of discomfort, then nothing. You sit on your own couch while the bag runs. Most treatments take 30 to 45 minutes. She stays the entire time, removes the line, and carries out everything she brought in.
The barrier to care is almost never the care itself — it is the drive, the parking, the waiting room, the half day gone. When you are dehydrated, migrainous or genuinely unwell, leaving the house is the last thing you want to do. Mobile treatment removes the step that stops most people, and you recover somewhere you actually want to be.
Visitors adjusting to 7,000 feet. Athletes in a hard training block. Parents who cannot spare an afternoon. People managing GLP-1 side effects. Groups before a wedding or after a long night. And anyone who has been told their labs are fine while still feeling nothing like themselves.
It is worth saying plainly what this is not. IV therapy is a wellness service for people who are basically healthy. It does not diagnose, and it does not replace emergency care or your primary provider. If your intake suggests something that needs a hospital, Jamie will tell you so and you will not be charged.
Every infusion is assessed, ordered and placed by a nurse practitioner. One flat price, the visit included, wherever you are. Add-on boosts are $35 each, and members take 15% off every treatment below.
Our house blend of hydration, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. If you are not sure where to start, start here.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), vitamin C, glutathione, magnesium, zinc, IV fluids
Good for general wellness, energy, immune support
The original wellness infusion, formulated in the 1960s and still the most requested drip in the category.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), vitamin C, glutathione, magnesium, zinc, IV fluids
Good for fatigue, general wellness, recovery
Antioxidant and mineral support for your immune system, before or during a demanding stretch.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), vitamin C, glutathione, magnesium, zinc, IV fluids
Good for travel, seasonal exposure, run-down weeks
The same architecture as Immunity at meaningfully higher doses of vitamin C and glutathione.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), higher-dose vitamin C, higher-dose glutathione, zinc, magnesium, IV fluids
Good for heavy exposure, post-travel, feeling something coming on
Hydration and nutrient support while your body works through a seasonal illness.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), vitamin C, glutathione, magnesium, zinc, IV fluids
Good for seasonal illness, congestion, fatigue, poor appetite
The lightest drip on the menu and the least expensive — the easiest way to try us. B vitamins and amino acids for focus and stamina.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), vitamin C, amino blend, IV fluids
Good for busy stretches, long workdays, brain fog
A full liter of fluid plus amino acids and antioxidants, for before a hard effort or after one.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), vitamin C, glutathione, zinc, magnesium, amino blend, 1 liter IV fluids
Good for training blocks, race and event recovery, soreness
Symptom-focused formulas containing medication. Jamie assesses you before treating, and will tell you if the right answer is somewhere other than an IV.
Fluids, medication and nutrients for the morning you would rather skip. Discreet, quick, and we come to you.
In the bag Anti-nausea medication, stomach acid reducer, magnesium, B vitamins (B-complex), antihistamine, IV fluids. Glutathione and Toradol are included where Jamie’s assessment supports them.
Good for dehydration, nausea, headache, sensitivity to light
The fullest bag on the menu. Built for the first couple of days after you arrive, when 7,000 feet is doing more to you than you expected.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), vitamin C, magnesium, glutathione, zinc, anti-nausea medication, pain medication, steroid, IV fluids
Good for headache, nausea, breathlessness, poor sleep at elevation
A multi-agent formula for a headache that has not responded to what you already tried at home.
In the bag Anti-inflammatory pain medication, magnesium, anti-nausea medication, B vitamins (B-complex), antihistamine, steroid, amino blend, IV fluids
Good for migraine, tension headache, light and sound sensitivity
Rehydration with anti-nausea support for when nothing is staying down.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex), magnesium, taurine, stomach acid reducer, anti-nausea medication, IV fluids
Good for foodborne illness, stomach bugs, vomiting, dehydration
The same rehydration and anti-nausea formula, aimed at the side effects that come with weight-management medication — nausea, poor intake and dehydration.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex), magnesium, taurine, stomach acid reducer, anti-nausea medication, IV fluids
Good for GLP-1 side effects, persistent nausea, low fluid intake
Growing niche none of the local competitors names directly. Worth its own page and its own search terms.
A focused antioxidant formula rather than a broad vitamin bag.
In the bag NAC, glutathione, steroid, IV fluids
Good for inflammatory flares, oxidative stress, recovery
Biotin and B12 with NAD+ dosed to whatever you want, for skin, hair and nails.
In the bag Biotin, B12, IV fluids, plus NAD+
Pricing $295 base, plus NAD+ at $1 per mg. Jamie will recommend a starting dose and you decide from there — higher doses take longer to run, so allow the time.
Good for skin quality, hair and nail health, general glow
The most complete formula we offer, built around cellular health, energy production and healthy aging.
In the bag B vitamins (B-complex + B12), higher-dose vitamin C, higher-dose glutathione, zinc, magnesium, taurine, amino blend, IV fluids
Good for healthy aging, cognitive wellness, deep recovery
Optional additions NAD+ at $1 per mg, and NAC by request. The $400 covers the base formula above; anything added is priced on top and agreed before it goes in.
Fluids and nothing else. No vitamins, no medication — just a liter of sterile saline, placed and monitored by a nurse practitioner. The least expensive way to see us, and sometimes genuinely all you need.
In the bag 1 liter IV fluids
Good for dehydration, heat, altitude, travel, post-exercise
$35 each. Add to any treatment — tell us when you book, or when Jamie arrives.
NAD+ dosing Priced at $1 per mg and added to any treatment. 100mg adds roughly 30 minutes to your visit, 250mg about an hour, 500mg about two hours. NAD+ runs slowly on purpose — pushed too fast it feels unpleasant. Build the time in when you book.
Everyone treated in one visit, at one address.
Discount applies to treatments, not add-on boosts. No cap on group size. Everyone is assessed individually, and anyone Jamie declines to treat is not charged. Groups of five or more need 48 hours’ notice — call or text rather than booking online.
An infusion is how most people meet Vera Vie. It is not the whole practice.
Bioidentical hormone therapy, with advanced training through WorldLink Medical. For the fatigue, sleep disruption, mood changes and body composition shifts that get waved off as normal aging.
Weight, energy, insulin resistance and the lab work underneath them, looked at as one connected picture rather than a set of separate complaints.
Finding what is driving a symptom instead of quieting it, and giving you enough understanding of your own health to make real decisions about it.
Hormone and weight-management care run on the same pathway, and for most people they are the same conversation. One price covers everything you need to begin — your labs, your blood draw, and both appointments. No separate lab bill arriving later.
A free 15-minute call, no obligation and nothing to pay. Tell her what has been going on and she will tell you honestly whether either program is the right fit, which one, or whether what you actually need is somewhere else entirely. You will speak to Jamie, not a coordinator.
Weight, energy and metabolic health
For the picture underneath weight that will not move, energy that disappears by mid-afternoon, and blood sugar that has started to drift.
Every marker included
The whole picture, hormones included
Everything in Metabolic Reset, plus a full hormone and thyroid workup and the considerably longer review it deserves. If you are in perimenopause, past it, or simply do not feel like yourself, this is the one.
Every marker included
Metabolic
Hormone
Thyroid
Vitamins & methylation
Both begin in person — Jamie draws your labs herself during the visit, so there is no trip to a collection site and no waiting room. Your review appointment can be in person or telehealth, whichever suits your week. Medication, if it becomes part of your plan, is billed by the pharmacy as it would be anywhere. Repeat panels down the road are quoted at cost.
Ongoing care is a flat $99 per month. No per-visit charges, no per-message fees, no deciding whether a question is worth paying for.
Cancel any time with 30 days' notice. Membership covers Jamie's time and access — medication and repeat laboratory panels are separate. Not a substitute for urgent or emergency care.
Open access only works if both sides know the shape of it. So, plainly:
Never for emergencies. Chest pain, trouble breathing, a sudden severe headache or any other emergency means 911 or the nearest emergency department — not a text.
Salt Lake City, Sugar House, Millcreek, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Murray, Sandy, Draper, South Jordan, West Valley
Park City, Kimball Junction, Deer Valley, Snyderville Basin, Heber
Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Orem, Provo, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain
Bountiful, Centerville, Farmington, Kaysville, Layton, Clearfield, Syracuse
Private residences, hotels, short-term rentals and offices throughout. Give us the property name and your unit or room number when you book, plus a lock code if there is one.
Pick a time online, or call and text if you would rather just describe what is going on and let Jamie point you at the right infusion.
A short health history before your visit. Jamie reviews it and writes your order herself — she is the prescriber, so there is no waiting on an outside physician to clear it.
Jamie brings everything, checks your vitals, and stays with you until the bag is finished. Most infusions run 30 to 45 minutes. She packs out everything she brought in.
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Family Nurse Practitioner · Founder
I have spent more than twenty years in healthcare, and the thing that stayed with me is how often people leave an appointment with the symptom quieter and the question unanswered. That gap is why Vera Vie exists.
My belief is simple: symptoms are information. Fatigue that will not lift, sleep that stopped working, weight that behaves differently than it used to — these are signals, not character flaws, and they usually have a cause worth finding. My focus is preventative care, hormone optimization and metabolic health. I have completed advanced training in bioidentical hormone therapy through WorldLink Medical, and I hold a Master's degree in Nursing Education, which in practice means I would rather you understand your own physiology than take my word for it.
IV therapy fits the same philosophy. Done well it is a genuinely useful tool. Done carelessly it is an expensive bag of saline sold to someone who did not need it. I will tell you which situation you are in, and I have no problem saying that today the answer is water, rest and no charge.
Outside the practice I am a mom to three, which keeps me considerably humbler than any credential. I spend as much time outdoors as I can — mostly paddleboarding and hiking, and I am unapologetic about occasionally stopping to hug a tree along the way.
Jamie
Jamie, every time. She is a Utah-licensed family nurse practitioner with full practice authority, which means she evaluates you, orders your treatment and administers it herself. Vera Vie is a one-provider practice on purpose — the person you book with is the person at your door.
You will feel the stick for a couple of seconds, then very little. Some people notice a cool sensation moving up the arm or a vitamin taste at the back of the throat. Both are normal. If you are a difficult stick, say so when you book.
No — we do not bill insurance, and IV wellness therapy and hormone optimization are generally not covered benefits. We do accept HSA and FSA cards, though whether a specific service qualifies is set by your plan administrator rather than by us. An itemized receipt is available on request if you want to submit one yourself.
Yes, and in Park City that is a large share of what we do. Give us the property name and your unit or room number when you book, plus a lock code if there is one. Hotel and short-term rental bookings take the $75 deposit.
Yes, and it is some of our favorite work — ski houses, wedding mornings, teams and bachelorette weekends. Three to four people gets 10% off each, five or more gets 20% off each. The discount applies to treatments rather than add-on boosts.
Everyone is assessed individually, and anyone Jamie decides should not be treated simply is not charged. Larger groups need a bit more notice than a single booking, so call or text rather than booking online and we will sort out timing.
There is no cap on group size. For five or more we ask for 48 hours’ notice so supplies and timing can be arranged properly.
Most healthy people are fine. There are conditions where an intravenous fluid load carries real risk, and Jamie will not treat you if any of these apply:
Children are welcome with a parent or legal guardian present for the whole visit, who provides consent and stays throughout. Jamie treats pediatric patients and adjusts both the formula and the fluid volume to size and age.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding are not a barrier. Hydration and anti-nausea support are among the more common reasons pregnant patients reach out, and both are well tolerated. Jamie reviews your history first and adjusts or leaves out any ingredient that is not appropriate.
Your intake form covers all of this before Jamie leaves. If something in your history rules out what you booked, she will call you before she travels and either suggest an alternative or tell you this is not the right service — and you will not be charged.
There is no fixed minimum age. Whether a child is a candidate is Jamie’s clinical judgement, made case by case after reviewing the intake and speaking with you.
G6PD deficiency is standard screening wherever high-dose vitamin C is on the menu. It is not in your source doc — confirm Jamie wants it listed.
Yes, and we would rather you did. A free 15-minute call with Jamie, no obligation and nothing to pay. Describe what has been going on and she will tell you honestly whether one of the programs fits, which one, or whether what you need is somewhere else. You are speaking to the nurse practitioner herself, not a booking coordinator working from a script.
Two programs, and the price covers everything you need to begin — your labs, your blood draw and both appointments. Metabolic Reset is $395 and looks at weight, energy and metabolic health. Complete Hormone & Metabolic is $595 and adds a full hormone and thyroid workup with the longer review it deserves.
There is no separate lab bill. Jamie draws your blood at your home during the first visit, so no trip to a collection site and no waiting room. Your review appointment can be in person or by telehealth, whichever fits your week.
After that, ongoing care is $99 a month — text access to Jamie directly, telehealth check-ins, dose adjustments, prescription management and 15% off every IV treatment. Medication is billed by the pharmacy, and repeat panels later on are quoted at cost. Cancel with 30 days’ notice.
Twenty-four hours' notice or more and there is no charge at all — your deposit comes back in full and you can reschedule as often as you need. Inside twenty-four hours, or a no-show, forfeits the deposit. Mobile care means the drive and the supplies are committed to your appointment specifically, which is what that covers. Emergencies and bad weather are handled case by case; call or text.
Because a mobile visit commits real time and supplies to you specifically — an hour of driving and a bag drawn up before Jamie leaves. The $75 holds that slot, and it comes straight off your treatment, so it is the first $75 of what you were paying anyway rather than an extra charge.
It only applies to a first appointment, or to a hotel or short-term rental. Returning patients at home or the office just pay when the visit is done. Charges show on your statement as Vera Vie Wellness and never name the treatment.
Then you are not charged. She would rather turn down a booking than run a bag that is wrong for you, and you should not pay for a treatment you did not receive. If she thinks you need urgent care instead, she will tell you plainly and help you figure out where to go.
Correct. IV hydration and vitamin therapy is a wellness service for people who are basically healthy. Chest pain, trouble breathing, a sudden severe headache, confusion, or an inability to keep any fluids down all mean the emergency room, not a house call. Jamie will tell you that directly if your intake points that way.
Because how you feel matters
Choose a time below for an IV treatment, or start with a free 15-minute call if you would rather talk through hormone or metabolic care first. Calling and texting works too — Jamie would rather hear what is going on and point you at the right thing than have you guess from a menu.
Prefer to talk it through first?
No surprises, stated plainly up front. Booking means agreeing to what follows.
A $75 deposit reserves your first appointment with us, and any appointment at a hotel or short-term rental. It is credited in full against your treatment, so it is not an extra cost — it is the first $75 of what you were already paying.
Returning patients at a home or office address do not need one. Book and pay when we are done.
Nothing beyond the deposit is taken until the visit is complete. That order matters: Jamie assesses you on arrival, and if she decides treatment is not appropriate that day, you are not charged for a service you did not receive — and your deposit comes back.
| 24 hours or more notice | No charge, and your deposit is refunded in full. Reschedule freely. |
|---|---|
| Less than 24 hours | Deposit is forfeited |
| No-show | Deposit is forfeited — this is what covers the committed travel |
| Declined after Jamie arrives | Full treatment fee, once supplies are drawn |
| Declined by Jamie on clinical grounds | No charge, ever — deposit refunded |
Mobile care means travel time and supplies committed to your appointment specifically. Genuine emergencies, bereavement and severe weather are handled case by case — call or text and we will sort it out.
Charges appear only as Vera Vie Wellness. The treatment you booked never shows on your card statement.
There is no travel fee anywhere in our service area — Salt Lake, Utah, Davis and Summit counties. The drive is part of the price. The one exception is a no-show, where the forfeited deposit covers a trip already made.
All major credit and debit cards, and HSA and FSA cards are accepted. Eligibility for any particular service is determined by your plan administrator rather than by us, so check with them if you are unsure.
We do not bill insurance. IV wellness therapy and hormone optimization are generally not covered benefits. An itemized receipt is available on request if you want to submit one yourself.
To do before launch: add this policy as a required acceptance checkbox in the Charm booking flow. A forfeited deposit is only defensible if the client agreed to it in writing before booking — website text on its own is not agreement. The $75 figure is a starting number; resort and Utah County addresses may warrant more once the drive times are real.