Understanding your options
What it may help with.
An IV delivers fluids into a vein. Any additional ingredients and the reason for using them should be explained during clinical screening.
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Mobile care · Weedsport, NY
IV hydration & therapy
IV therapy delivers fluids directly into a vein through a small catheter. Depending on the formulation, an infusion may also contain electrolytes, vitamins, or other prescribed ingredients. It requires medical screening; the clinical team will explain the ingredients, intended purpose, and whether an infusion is appropriate for you.
Mobile appointments are available; view dates and confirm your location through June · No travel fee · Weedsport office opening date not yet set.
Based in Weedsport, serving clients in the Syracuse and Auburn area. Learn how mobile visits work
Planning your visit
What to expect.
An infusion requires a small catheter and monitoring. Ask what is in the selected formulation and whether it is appropriate for your health. An elective wellness infusion is not a substitute for medical evaluation of illness.
Care starts with an assessment.
A qualified supervising clinician reviews your medical history and suitability and authorizes the treatment plan. Margaret Fudo, RN, delivers your care under that plan. Benefits, risks, preparation, and aftercare are discussed before treatment. Results vary.
New clients receive 20% off their first eligible appointment. Unlimited Tox is excluded; neurotoxin discounts require at least 30 units. June provides current pricing and applicable fees, rewards terms, and booking policies.
Screening comes first.
The clinical team should review your health history, including heart or kidney conditions, medications, and allergies, and explain the exact ingredients and reason for the infusion. Risks include discomfort, bruising, infection, vein irritation, allergic reactions, and fluid or electrolyte problems. IV therapy is not a guaranteed energy, immunity, detox, or weight-loss treatment and does not replace medical evaluation.
FDA intravenous fluid labeling
Preparation & aftercare resources · Email Margaret to schedule a consultation