Old Town Scottsdale · Walk-In · Physician-Supervised
The fastest way to hydrate, recover, and recharge — physician-supervised IV drip therapy in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale.
An IV drip delivers fluid — typically sterile saline — from a bag through a thin IV line and a small needle placed in a vein, usually in your arm. Once the line is in place, fluid drips steadily into your bloodstream over the course of your session.
Vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes can be added directly to the saline bag. Because the solution enters your bloodstream directly, there's no digestion step to slow things down or reduce potency — your body has direct access to 100% of what's delivered.
At Viva IV Therapy in Old Town Scottsdale, every IV drip is prepared and supervised by Dr. Jerome Cordova, MD, a board-certified critical care physician. This is physician-directed hydration therapy, not a spa treatment.
A sterile bag of saline fluid — the base of every IV drip — provides rapid, cellular-level hydration that water alone can't match.
A thin, comfortable line connects the saline bag to a small needle placed in a vein — usually in your arm — by a trained medical professional.
Fluid, vitamins, and electrolytes flow directly into circulation — no stomach, no gut, no breakdown before it reaches your cells.
Because nothing has to survive digestion, your body receives the full dose of fluids and nutrients — instantly available for use.
Drinking water and electrolyte packets help — but they have to survive digestion first. IV therapy skips that step entirely.
Whether it's from heat, illness, or simply not drinking enough, an IV drip rehydrates faster than water alone ever could.
Alcohol dehydrates and depletes electrolytes. An IV drip replaces fluids and nutrients directly, often bringing relief the same day.
Fluids and electrolytes lost to fever, vomiting, or a stomach bug can be replenished quickly with a supervised IV drip.
Hydrate before a big effort or recover faster afterward — popular with runners, cyclists, and weekend athletes across Scottsdale.
Flights and long drives dehydrate the body. An IV drip helps travelers and snowbirds feel human again, fast.
Scottsdale summers put extra strain on your fluid and electrolyte balance. IV drips are a fast way to catch up.
Scottsdale summers regularly push past 100°F, and dry desert air accelerates fluid loss through sweat and respiration — often faster than most people realize. By the time you feel thirsty, you may already be significantly dehydrated.
Heat also accelerates electrolyte loss. Sodium, potassium, and magnesium are lost through sweat, and low levels can lead to fatigue, headaches, muscle cramps, and dizziness — all common complaints during Arizona's hottest months.
An IV drip replaces both fluids and electrolytes at once, directly into your bloodstream, making it one of the fastest ways to recover from heat-related dehydration in Scottsdale.
Walk into our Old Town Scottsdale clinic any day — no appointment required. Same-day online booking is also available.
A brief health history and goals check-in with our clinical team helps determine the right IV drip formula for you.
Settle into a comfortable recliner in our lounge-style clinic while your IV line is placed by a trained professional.
Your drip runs for 30–60 minutes depending on the formula, supervised throughout by our clinical team.
Most patients report feeling noticeably better within 30 minutes — rehydrated, clearer, and recharged.
What's in an IV drip?
A standard IV drip contains sterile saline fluid as its base, often combined with electrolytes and vitamins depending on the formula you choose. The fluid runs through an IV line directly into your bloodstream, bypassing digestion entirely. Every drip at Viva IV Therapy is prepared and supervised by Dr. Jerome Cordova, MD.
How long does it take?
Most IV drip sessions take 30–60 minutes from start to finish, depending on the formula and drip rate. You'll relax in a comfortable recliner in our Old Town Scottsdale clinic for the duration of your infusion.
How much does it cost?
Pricing varies by formula and any add-ons you choose. Walk in for current pricing — our team will walk you through available options and any membership discounts before your session begins.
Can I walk in?
Yes. Viva IV Therapy welcomes walk-ins daily at 7320 E. 6th Avenue, Old Town Scottsdale, AZ 85251. No appointment is required, though same-day online booking is also available if you prefer to plan ahead.
How often can I get IV drips?
Many patients receive IV drips weekly or monthly depending on their goals, activity level, and health needs. Dr. Cordova and our clinical team can recommend an appropriate frequency for you during your visit.
Is it safe?
Yes, when administered by qualified medical professionals under physician supervision. At Viva IV Therapy, every IV drip is supervised by Dr. Jerome Cordova, MD, a board-certified critical care physician. All patients are screened before treatment to ensure safety and appropriate care.
Walk in today or book online. Physician-supervised IV drip therapy in Old Town Scottsdale — no appointment required.
All IV drip therapies at Viva IV Therapy are administered by licensed medical professionals under physician supervision. Results vary by individual. IV therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual consultations are conducted prior to treatment. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult your healthcare provider before beginning any new treatment.