IV Drips in Canberra
A registered nurse comes to you anywhere in Canberra and the ACT, for a consultation and, if appropriate, an IV infusion at your home, hotel or workplace. Request a visit below and our team will be in touch to confirm availability.
Request an IV Drip in Canberra
Tell us where you are in Canberra and when suits you. Our team will confirm nurse availability and next steps.
Mobile IV drips across Canberra and the ACT
Drip Refresh coordinates mobile IV infusions delivered by AHPRA-registered nurses across Canberra and the surrounding suburbs. Rather than travelling to a clinic, your nurse comes to you, carries out a consultation and health screen, and administers an infusion only where it is clinically appropriate.
IV infusion options in Canberra
What is suitable for you is determined at your consultation, not chosen in advance.
Hydration support
A saline-based infusion used to support hydration, most often after illness, travel, sport or a demanding week.
Vitamin infusions
Infusions containing vitamins and minerals, with the formulation decided by your practitioner after a consultation.
Recovery support
An infusion commonly requested after endurance events, long-haul flights or heavy training loads.
Practitioner-led wellness infusions
If you are not sure what suits you, your nurse will talk through the options and what is appropriate for your situation.
Booking an IV drip in Canberra
Request a visit
Send us your details through the form and tell us where you are in Canberra and when suits you.
Consultation and health screen
A registered nurse reviews your health information and discusses whether an infusion is appropriate for you.
Your nurse comes to you
Your nurse travels to your home, hotel or workplace anywhere across Canberra and the ACT, with sterile single-use equipment.
Relax during the infusion
A typical session takes about 30 to 60 minutes. Your nurse stays with you throughout.
How we work in Canberra
- Every infusion is administered by a nurse registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
- Treatment always follows a consultation and health screen. Your nurse may determine that an infusion is not appropriate for you, and will say so.
- Formulations are selected by the treating practitioner. They are not chosen from a menu, and not every product is suitable for every person.
- Sterile, single-use equipment is used for every visit.
- IV infusions support hydration and general wellbeing. They are not a treatment for any disease or medical condition.
- This service is not emergency care. In an emergency, call 000 immediately.
IV drips in Canberra: FAQs
What is an IV drip and how does it work in Canberra?
An IV drip is an infusion of fluid, usually saline based, delivered through a small cannula into a vein. In Canberra a registered nurse brings the equipment to you, carries out a consultation, and if an infusion is appropriate, administers it where you are.
Who administers the infusion?
A nurse registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Your nurse reviews your health information before anything begins.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes. Every booking includes a consultation and health screen. If an infusion is not appropriate for you, your nurse will tell you and will not proceed.
Which areas of Canberra do you cover?
We cover Canberra and the ACT, including Braddon, Kingston, Manuka and surrounding suburbs. If you are unsure whether we reach you, ask when you enquire.
How long does a session take?
Most sessions take about 30 to 60 minutes once your nurse arrives, plus a short consultation beforehand.
Is an IV drip suitable for everyone?
No. IV infusions are not appropriate for everyone. People who are pregnant, or who have certain heart, kidney or other conditions, may be advised against them. Your nurse assesses this at your consultation.
Can you come to a hotel or workplace?
Yes. We visit homes, hotels and workplaces across Canberra. Provide the address when you enquire and our team will confirm.
What if I have a medical emergency?
This service is not emergency care. If you have a medical emergency, call 000 immediately or go to your nearest emergency department.
Request an IV drip in Canberra
Send your details and our team will confirm nurse availability across Canberra and the ACT.