Rescue

What you get

• Fluids and electrolytes for the dehydration part of a rough morning
• Medication for nausea or a headache, if the nurse decides it is appropriate
• Nurse at your door, so you never leave the room
• Registered nurse at your door, screening included, no travel fee in our zones

What's in the bag

• 1L IV fluids
• Electrolytes
• B-complex
• Anti-nausea medication (if prescribed)
• Headache relief (if prescribed)

Fluids, electrolytes, B vitamins, and nausea or headache medication if the nurse prescribes it. Everything is mixed from sealed, single-use vials in front of you after the screening. Doses of prescription items are set by the nurse under the medical director's protocols, not chosen from a menu.

Book it if

• Rough mornings
• Day two of a long weekend
• Groups who overdid it together

Skip it, or ask first, if

• Anyone still intoxicated
• Chest pain, confusion, or vomiting that will not stop, which need emergency care
• You are under 18, pregnant, or breastfeeding, unless specifically cleared

How the visit goes

1. About 60 min

   Nurse arrives

   You get a text when she is on the way. Have your ID ready and drink a glass of water while you wait.

2. 10 min

   Screening

   Blood pressure, pulse, temperature, history, medications. This is where she confirms Rescue or suggests a better fit. You pay after this step.

3. About 60 min

   The drip

   A small cannula, usually in the forearm. She stays the whole time, removes the line, and cleans up.