IV therapy in Alpharetta, GA

IV therapy, customised by your physician: what goes in and how it works.

Many places offer a menu of drips. Here, Dr. Truc Nguyen, MD, reviews your history, medications and labs and writes the formula for you, and the team monitors every infusion.

Pricing confirmed at your consult. Self-pay; HSA/FSA and Klarna accepted.

Patient relaxing in a treatment chair during an IV infusion
Dr. Truc Nguyen, MD Integrative and Functional Medicine Practitioner
  • 75–120 minper infusion
  • 5 formulaschosen with you
  • Monitoredevery infusion
  • 2955 Bethany BendAlpharetta, GA

Step by step

What actually happens

  1. 1

    Review first

    Our team goes through your history, medications and recent labs and decides whether an IV is appropriate for you.

  2. 2

    Choose the formula

    ALA, Myers, high-dose vitamin C, Luminutra or NAD+, chosen with you based on your history.

  3. 3

    One IV line

    Placed in your arm by our clinical team.

  4. 4

    75 to 120 minutes

    Most infusions take about 75 minutes. High-dose vitamin C takes about two hours.

  5. 5

    Monitored throughout

    Our clinical team checks on you for the whole infusion.

  6. 6

    Home the same day

    The line comes out and you go home.

Plan for 75 to 120 minutes in the office.

Pricing

How IV pricing works

IV pricing is confirmed at your consult, before anything is booked.

Example formula

Myers

Pricing confirmed at your consult

A vitamin-and-mineral blend. About 75 minutes.

Example formula

NAD+

Pricing confirmed at your consult

NAD+ infusion. High-dose vitamin C and Luminutra are also available.

Self-pay. We do not bill insurance. HSA/FSA cards are accepted and financing is available through Klarna.

Dr. Truc Nguyen, MD

Who you'll see

Dr. Truc Nguyen, MD

Dr. Nguyen is a family medicine physician and a Certified Practitioner of the Institute for Functional Medicine, with more than 10 years in medicine.

She reviews your history and medications and decides with you whether IV therapy is appropriate. She sees patients at 2955 Bethany Bend #200, Alpharetta, GA 30004.

Professional credential seal IFM Certified Practitioner — The Institute for Functional Medicine

Straight answers

Risks and limits

Some people notice bruising or soreness at the IV site, lightheadedness, or a cool feeling in the arm during the infusion. The team watches for these and slows or stops the infusion if needed.

  • IV therapy is not a treatment for any disease, and we won't promise how you'll feel afterward.
  • It doesn't replace care from your other doctors or change the medications they prescribe.
  • Not everyone is a fit. The team checks before your first infusion.

Next step

Questions about IV therapy?

Request a visit and our team will call you to talk through the options and confirm pricing at your consult, before anything is booked. HSA/FSA accepted.

Individual results vary. This page is general information, not medical advice. IV therapy is not a treatment for any disease or condition. Conscious Regenerative Medicine is self-pay and does not bill insurance.