Wellness FAQ Hub

The IV Hub Wellness offers hormone panels at all four Massachusetts clinics — Medford, Stoneham, Burlington and Danvers — serving Boston, Somerville, Woburn, Peabody, Salem and the surrounding North Shore. Blood is drawn in clinic and a provider reviews the results with you.

A comprehensive panel typically includes total and free testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, DHEA-S, cortisol, LH and FSH, plus thyroid markers such as TSH, free T3 and free T4. Metabolic markers like fasting insulin and A1C are often added because they influence hormone balance.

Persistent fatigue, low libido, stubborn weight gain, poor sleep, brain fog, mood swings, hair thinning, irregular cycles, hot flashes or loss of strength and recovery capacity are all common reasons to test.

For cycling women, day 3 of the cycle is common for FSH, LH and estradiol, while progesterone is usually drawn about seven days after ovulation. Testosterone in men is best drawn in the morning, when levels are highest.

BHRT is considered after testing confirms an imbalance and your provider reviews your history, symptoms and goals. Treatment is individualized and monitored with follow-up labs.

After morning labs and a clinical review, eligible men start a monitored testosterone program with periodic bloodwork to track response, red blood cell levels and estradiol.

Yes. Low vitamin D, B12, iron, magnesium or zinc can mimic or worsen hormone symptoms, so micronutrient testing is frequently paired with a hormone panel.

Most panels return within 7–10 business days. Your provider then walks you through the results in plain English and builds a plan around them.

IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants directly into the bloodstream, bypassing digestion so nutrients are immediately available to your cells. Sessions are administered by licensed clinicians.

Most hydration and vitamin drips take 30 to 45 minutes. NAD+ infusions run longer — typically 60 to 90 minutes or more depending on the dose — and vitamin injections take only a few minutes.

Individual drips generally range from about $150 to $300 depending on the formula, with vitamin injections starting around $25. NAD+ is priced by dose, and memberships or packages lower the per-visit cost.

For general wellness, once or twice a month is typical. Clients managing high stress, heavy training, frequent travel or documented deficiencies may benefit from weekly or biweekly sessions.

Yes. All infusions are prepared and administered by licensed clinicians under the oversight of our medical director using pharmacy-grade ingredients and sterile technique, after a health screening.

NAD+ supports cellular energy production and is commonly used for mental clarity, fatigue, recovery and healthy-aging goals. Dosing is built up gradually and infused slowly for comfort.

It depends on your goal — hydration, immunity, hangover recovery, athletic performance, migraine relief, skin brightening or energy. Our team helps you match a formula at your visit.

Yes. Many clients add glutathione, B-complex, extra vitamin C or a B12 shot to their infusion in the same visit.

Programs begin with labs and a clinical consultation, then combine a personalized medical plan with nutrition guidance, body composition tracking and regular provider follow-up.

Yes. Baseline labs — metabolic markers, thyroid, fasting insulin, A1C and often hormones — confirm the plan is safe and reveal the drivers behind stalled weight loss.

Most clients notice meaningful change over four to twelve weeks. Progress is cumulative and tracked at follow-up visits rather than judged week to week.

Often, yes. Thyroid dysfunction, low testosterone, perimenopausal changes, high cortisol and insulin resistance all make fat loss harder, which is why hormone and metabolic testing come first.

Yes. Plans include protein and meal structure guidance, targeted supplementation based on your labs, and optional add-ons such as lipotropic injections.

Wellness services are self-pay and not billed to insurance. We accept HSA and FSA cards and offer Cherry financing for larger programs.

We have four Greater Boston clinics: Medford (469 Salem St), Stoneham (117 Main Street), Burlington (154 Cambridge St) and Danvers (301 Newbury St).

Clients travel to us from Boston, Somerville, Malden, Arlington, Winchester, Woburn, Reading, Wakefield, Melrose, Lexington, Bedford, Billerica, Peabody, Salem, Beverly, Lynnfield, Marblehead and across the North Shore.

Appointments are strongly recommended so a clinician and chair are reserved for you. Walk-ins are accommodated when the schedule allows, and booking online is the fastest way to secure a time.

Yes. Each location has free on-site or adjacent lot parking — the Salem St lot in Medford, street-level parking in Stoneham, the shared Cambridge Street lot in Burlington and the Newbury Street plaza in Danvers.

Yes. Memberships and packages are honored at every IV Hub Wellness clinic, so you can start in one city and visit another when it is more convenient.

Plan for about an hour. You will review your health history and goals with a clinician, have vitals checked, then receive your treatment in a private, comfortable suite.

We focus on in-clinic care so treatments are delivered in a controlled medical setting. For events or group requests, contact the clinic and our team will let you know what is available.