Stomach Flu · Rapid Rehydration

Stomach flu? Rehydrate without the ER.

Viral gastroenteritis — the stomach flu — drains fluid and electrolytes faster than you can replace them by mouth. Our nurses come to your home with IV fluids, anti-nausea, and electrolyte support so you can rest and recover without a hospital wait.

Typical Arrival
Within 60 minutes
Setting
Home · Hotel · Office
Administered by
Licensed Florida RN
Recommended Drip

Stomach Relief IV $299

1000 mL Lactated Ringer's, Zofran (anti-nausea), Famotidine (Pepcid), Vitamin C, B-Complex, and Zinc. Restores you when you can't keep sips down. Administered after RN medical screening.

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What we do at your home

RN assessment, sterile IV placement, 45–60 minute infusion. You rest — we monitor and clean up.

When to go to the ER instead

Severe dehydration in infants, elderly, or pregnancy; blood in vomit or stool; high fever with confusion. IV therapy is not emergency care.

Frequently asked

How long until I feel better?

Meaningful relief within 20–30 minutes of drip start; full symptom reduction within the hour.

Is stomach flu contagious to my nurse?

Our RNs follow standard infection-control precautions — gloves, hand hygiene, and PPE as clinically indicated.

Can't keep water down? Call us.

Text or call our concierge. Same-day appointments typically available.