Faster here than almost anywhere else we serve. Our clinic at 4567 W Pico Blvd is roughly five to ten minutes from Hancock Park, so this neighborhood sees among the shortest arrival windows on our schedule — frequently inside the hour when a nurse is free. Booking earlier in the day still gives you more times to pick from.

Most drips land between $269–$349 all-in — Recovery IV $269, Myers’ Cocktail $279, and Immune IV $289 — and the trip out to Hancock Park is already built into that number. Nothing gets tacked on at the door. NAD+ is a specialty infusion and sits above that range. Our 2026 IV therapy price guide lists the full menu.

Yes, and in Hancock Park we do it often — two parents sharing the same bug, or a parent alongside an older kid. Each person is charted and consented individually, so just tell us how many when you book and we will block out enough time for everyone.

A licensed registered nurse starts every drip, working from orders written by our nurse practitioner. There is a real chart, a real intake, and a real provider behind the visit — this is clinical care, not a wellness service with a needle attached.

Routinely. Gate codes, side entrances, long driveways, and the private blocks around Fremont Place are all normal for us. Share the access details when you book and your nurse will pull up to the right door instead of circling the block.

Budget about 30–45 minutes once your nurse is set up, plus a short intake beforehand. Your nurse will tell you what to expect for the specific drip you picked and stay until you are settled.