IV Therapy in Saskatoon
Personalized intravenous care at Bridgman Clinical
IV therapy delivers fluids or other prescribed ingredients through a small tube placed in a vein. At Bridgman Clinical, we begin by discussing your health history and goals to determine whether an IV treatment is appropriate for you.
If IV therapy is a reasonable option, we’ll explain the proposed ingredients, the treatment process, the cost, and the possible risks before you decide whether to proceed.
IV therapy begins with an assessment
An IV treatment should have a clear purpose. When you come to Bridgman Clinical, I take time to understand your symptoms, health history, medications, and goals. If the cause of a problem is unclear, we discuss what further assessment may be useful.
I then consider whether IV therapy fits your situation. If it does, I’ll explain the proposed treatment, its risks and cost. If another approach makes more sense, we’ll talk about that instead.
What to expect from IV therapy
If we decide together that IV therapy is appropriate, we’ll review the ingredients and answer your questions before treatment begins. A small IV line is placed in a vein, and the solution is given while you remain at the clinic.
The ingredients and number of visits depend on your individual situation. We’ll discuss the plan in advance and reassess it as needed.
Is IV therapy right for me?
IV therapy may be worth discussing if you have a specific health concern or have been advised that an IV treatment could be useful. It is not automatically the best choice for fatigue, dehydration, or general wellness.
The right starting point is an assessment. We’ll discuss your symptoms, relevant test results, and other treatment options so you can make an informed decision.
How much does IV therapy cost?
V treatments at Bridgman Clinical generally cost between $130 and $220, depending on the ingredients used. We’ll explain the proposed treatment and its cost before you decide to proceed.
If you’re unsure whether IV therapy is suitable for you, book an appointment to discuss your health concerns and options.
Frequently asked questions
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Yes. We review your health history and the reason you’re considering IV therapy before recommending a treatment.
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An IV can cause discomfort or bruising where the line is placed. Other risks depend on the ingredients and your health. We’ll discuss those with you before treatment.
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There is no set number. If IV therapy is appropriate, we’ll discuss a plan based on your situation and reassess whether it is helping.
Let’s discuss whether IV therapy is right for you
Tell me what’s been going on and what you hope treatment might help with. We’ll start with an assessment and make a plan based on your needs.