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How much is IV therapy in NYC?
Nao Medical’s IV Infusion therapy prices start at $299 and up in the clinic and $499 and up for at home infusions
Are IV drips worth it?
Yes, IV drips are worth it. Since they can be customized for your specific health needs you can easily restore the key vitamins and hydration your body needs to function. It takes less than 30 minutes for the service to be done.
Can my IV therapy be done at home?
Yes, you can get your IV therapy/drip done at home.Experience the benefits of IV therapy in the comfort of your own home. Nao Medical offers an At-Home service where our medical experts come to you. For now this is only accessible to patients throughout the Nassau County
Can I pay for IV infusion appointment without insurance?
If you have no insurance, we provide our IV infusion services without insurance for self-pay patients to give access to our services to anyone in need.
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