Customized IV Therapy in Scottsdale, AZ
Your formula is set from your own blood and urine testing, then built into a root-cause plan for fatigue, immunity and chronic illness.
- Led by Dr. Isaac Yosef, NMD
- Customized blood and urine testing
- Oral and IV nutrient dosing
- Part of a root-cause plan
IV Therapy Built Around Your Labs
IV therapy delivers vitamins, minerals and other nutrients through a small catheter in the arm, straight into the bloodstream, so they skip the gut entirely. At our clinic, the formula follows what your testing shows rather than a menu.
It sits inside our orthomolecular approach: find the nutritional shortfalls, correct them with customized IV and oral dosing, then check the levels again. Each infusion supports the wider plan to treat the cause of how you feel.
What Our IV Formulas Support
Each infusion is mixed for one or more of these goals, chosen from your history and your test results.
Immune Support
Nutrient formulas that support normal immune function when you get sick often or recover slowly. The mix depends on what your testing shows you are low in.
Anti-Inflammatory
For symptoms driven by ongoing inflammation, from joint pain to chronic illness. Infusions work alongside the rest of your plan, never in place of it.
Detoxification
Toxic overload is a focus of Dr. Yosef's work with chronically ill patients. These infusions support the body's own clearing pathways while diet and other care do their part.
Antibiotic Support
IV support within a supervised plan for bacterial infections, including the long-running infections many Lyme disease patients face. It is used only where your history calls for it.
Anti-Fungal Support
Support for fungal overgrowth, including the SIFO and mold illness cases our team treats. It is paired with changes to diet and environment that target the source.
Anti-Viral Support
Infusions that help the body handle viral illness, from a seasonal bug to an infection that lingers. Your history and timing guide the formula.
Adrenal Support
For patients running on empty after long stretches of stress. The nutrients the adrenal glands depend on are restored as part of a wider plan.
Energy Enhancement
For fatigue that rest does not fix, including chronic fatigue syndrome. Infusions target the shortfalls your testing finds, so energy has something to build on.
Who IV Therapy Can Help
IV therapy fits when nutrients are not reaching where they need to go, or when a chronic illness needs more support than pills can give.
- Testing shows low vitamin or mineral levels
- SIBO, IBS or histamine intolerance make oral supplements hard to use
- Chronic fatigue syndrome, Lyme disease or mold illness
- Frequent infections or slow recovery after being sick
- Long-term stress and energy that never recovers
Before any infusion, we review your health history and medications to confirm IV therapy is a safe choice for you.
Testing Before the First Infusion
A drip menu guesses at what you need. We measure first, so the formula and the dose fit your body.
Blood and Urine Tests
Customized panels that measure the levels your formula is built on.
Heart Rate Variability
A read on stress load and how your nervous system is coping.
Thermography
Heat-pattern imaging used as part of a whole-body assessment.
EAV Testing
Electrodermal Acupuncture According to Voll, part of our integrative workup.
We go over every result with you before an infusion is planned, so you know why each nutrient is in your formula and what it is meant to change.
Care Led by Our Clinicians
IV therapy here is one part of integrative care for patients with complex, often long-running illness.
Dr. Isaac Yosef
NMD, Founder
An integrative physician who treats chronically ill patients with elusive illnesses such as CFS and Lyme disease. He looks for root causes and addresses the imbalances and toxic overload behind them.
Lina Kay
PA-C, MS
Focuses on gastrointestinal disorders and environmental medicine. She has extensive experience treating SIBO and SIFO, IBS, histamine intolerance, chronic fatigue syndrome and mold illness.
What to Expect, Visit by Visit
IV therapy at our clinic is a plan with checkpoints, not a one-off drip.
- 1
Consultation
We go over your symptoms, health history, past results and goals.
- 2
Testing
Customized blood and urine tests show what your body is short on.
- 3
Your Infusion
You rest in a chair while the IV runs, and we tell you the expected time before it starts.
- 4
Retest and Adjust
Follow-up results guide the next formula, the spacing of sessions and your oral dosing.
Care That Pairs With IV Therapy
Most patients use IV therapy alongside other parts of our care. These are the services it is most often combined with.
Orthomolecular Medicine
Identifies nutritional deficiencies and brings micronutrient levels up with customized oral and IV dosing. Your infusions are usually one half of this plan.
Nutritional and Dietary Counseling
Customized advice based on allergy testing and your own needs and goals. Diet keeps levels steady between infusions.
Avacen and Biomodulator
Medical devices we use to help reduce pain and inflammation and support healing. They pair well with anti-inflammatory infusions.
Regenerative Injection Therapy
Non-surgical treatment for joint pain with Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections and Prolozone. IV support can run alongside it as part of the same plan.
Homeopathic and Herbal Treatments
Natural remedies matched to your case, along with customized bioidentical and homeopathic hormone therapy when hormones are part of the picture.
The Cost of IV Therapy
Price depends on the formula, the dose and how many sessions your plan includes, so we quote it after your consultation and testing. You will know the cost before your first infusion.
IV Therapy Questions, Answered
Is IV therapy worth it?
IV therapy is most worth it when there is a clear reason for it, such as low nutrient levels on testing, poor absorption from the gut, or a chronic illness that needs extra support. That is why we test first and set the formula from your results. If testing shows oral supplements will do the job, we tell you.
Will insurance pay for IV therapy?
No. We are a self-pay clinic and do not bill insurance, so IV therapy is paid out of pocket. Our team reviews the expected cost with you at your consultation, before any infusion is scheduled, and our wellness plans lower the cost of visits and IV therapy.
How much does IV therapy cost in Scottsdale, AZ?
The cost depends on the formula, the dose and how many sessions your plan includes. Because each infusion at our clinic is customized rather than picked from a menu, we quote the price once your consultation and testing are done.
How long do IV therapy results last?
It depends on why you are getting it. A single infusion for a passing illness is short term, while a series aimed at a deficiency is meant to raise your levels and keep them there with oral dosing and diet. Retesting shows us how well your levels are holding.
Why not just take oral supplements?
Oral supplements have to pass through the gut, and some patients absorb them poorly, especially with conditions such as SIBO or IBS. An IV delivers nutrients straight into the bloodstream. Most plans at our clinic use both, with IV doses to restore levels and oral doses to maintain them.
How often will I need IV therapy?
Frequency is set from your testing and goals, not a standard package. Some patients start with a short series and then space infusions out, while others need only occasional support. We adjust the schedule as your follow-up results come in.
What happens during an IV session?
A small catheter is placed in a vein in your arm, and the infusion runs while you rest in a chair. You can read, use your phone or close your eyes, and our team checks on you throughout. Afterward you can usually return to your normal day.
Can IV therapy help with chronic fatigue or Lyme disease?
IV therapy is not a stand-alone cure for chronic fatigue syndrome or Lyme disease. For patients Dr. Yosef treats with these conditions, infusions are one part of a plan that looks for root causes, such as infections, toxic overload and nutritional shortfalls, and treats them together. The plan is set after your consultation and testing.