Led by a Board-Certified Family Medicine Physician.
Mobile IV Therapy and Oxygen Bar
Serving Meridian, Mississippi and Surrounding Areas
What happens during an oxygen bar session?
You Arrive
You’ll be presented with a selection of flavors or aromas, a staff member will enlighten you on the benefits of each aroma. Most are fruit scents or essential oil from aromatherapy.
Make Selection
You’ll be presented with a selection of flavors or aromas, a staff member will enlighten you on the benefits of each aroma. Most are fruit scents or essential oil from aromatherapy.
Receive Oxygen
Once turned on, you breathe normally and relax. Recipients receive the pure air via a concentrator from anywhere between 10 to 20 minutes.
We Travel to You
We offer IV hydration therapy and oxygen bar throughout Meridian, Mississippi and surrounding areas!! We will travel to sporting events, concerts and other venues. You will be serviced in our well-maintained and superbly outfitted Sprinter Van. Inside you will enjoy air conditioning, movies or sporting events and music.
Quality Service
You will be treated by one of our highly qualified nurses whose work is over seen by our Board-Certified Family Medicine physician. You will choose your service and enjoy the experience. Come check us out!
Rita Redd, M.D.
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
IV therapy or intravenous therapy is the giving of fluids directly into the vein. This route of treatment is used in many settings. It is quite often used in the hospital setting for giving of fluids and medications. IV therapy is the fastest way to deliver medications, blood products and more into the bloodstream to help with various health conditions, dehydration and blood transfusions.
One of our licensed nurses will place a small, thin tube called a catheter into your vein. Our nurses will clean the skin with alcohol and then insert a small, thin plastic tube called a catheter directly into your vein. The needle will then be removed, and the catheter will stay in place. A tube will connect the catheter to the bag filled with fluids and the drip, you have selected, will be given. This process will take 30-45 minutes.
The human body is approximately 60% water. Fluids are lost when we sweat, urinate or physically exert ourselves. Those who spend increased amount of time outdoor sweating, have high fevers, suffer from vomiting and diarrhea or drink alcohol will lose more fluids and suffer from dehydration and would benefit from IV therapy.
Yes! Prior to administration, our clients will fill out our medical history form. We will collect information about medical problems and allergies. Prior to and during infusions, our clients will be monitor by our nursing staff.
Side effects from IV therapy are rare but can occur. Known risks and possible complications include occasional discomfort, pain, swelling, and burning at the site of injection; redness over the vein that is increasing in size; pain in the vein/arm that is not improving over 8-12 hours period after treatment; headaches.
