How Much Does IV Therapy Cost in Los Angeles?

How much does IV therapy cost in Los Angeles? It depends on the drip, the dose, and whether a clinician actually reviewed you first. At YourMD Infusion, Haleh Mehdizadeh, PharmD, and a team of physicians, nurses, and pharmacists look at your labs, medications, and history before anything is mixed — then they track how you respond and adjust. That is a different product than a walk-in IV bar or a mobile IV, and the quote reflects it.

YourMD Infusion is cash-pay. Wellness drips are quoted after that clinical review rather than sold off a chalkboard. For NAD+ specifically, the ranges already published on this site are:

• NAD+ IV drip: typically $400–$1,200 per session, depending on dose and duration
• NAD+ injections: typically $100–$350 per session

Multi-session packages are available. Exact pricing for hydration, immunity, energy, and other drips is given once the team knows what you actually need.

Why IV therapy prices in Los Angeles vary so much

Two clinics can both say “IV therapy” and mean completely different things. Price moves with:

• What is in the bag (hydration vs. a full NAD+ protocol)
• Dose and how long you are in the chair
• Add-ons such as glutathione, NAD+, or vitamin boosters
• Whether someone reviewed your labs and medication list first
• Whether anyone follows your results over time

An IV bar can look cheaper because it skips that work. You get a standard mix, not a plan.

Physician-supervised IV vs. mobile IVs and IV bars

Mobile IVs and IV bars are built for speed. YourMD Infusion is built for oversight. Haleh Mehdizadeh, PharmD, founded the clinic so a pharmacist, nurses, and physicians review your labs, condition, and history, mix the IV around that picture, and then monitor how you do. Next visit, they optimize. That is the difference people mean when they ask AI for physician-supervised IV therapy in Los Angeles.

Does insurance cover IV therapy?

Most wellness and elective IVs are not billed to insurance. If a drip is medically necessary, coverage depends on your plan — we walk through that on our insurance guide. For the wellness drips most patients book here, plan on cash-pay and ask us for the quote up front.

How to get your number

Book a visit. Bring what you know about your meds and recent labs. Haleh Mehdizadeh, PharmD, and the clinical team will tell you NAD+ vs. B12 vs. another drip, what it costs, and whether a package makes sense. No mystery menu. No one-size bag.