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IV Therapy & Vitamin Support


Vitamins and minerals given two ways: as an infusion into a vein, or as a single shot. Myers' Cocktail, Immunity IV, NAD IV, Glutathione, and B12. All available, based on your body's needs.

Hydration and micronutrients with clinical care — in a medspa that doesn't feel clinical.

What Amy offers

What it is

Vitamins and minerals, given two ways. An infusion goes into a vein and runs in over the course of your visit. A shot is a single injection, and it’s over in moments.

Amy’s menu is short and named plainly. What’s in each one is gone through with you before anything is given, and where a blend has several ingredients, they are listed on the card above rather than left vague.

Two ways it’s given

An infusion runs through a small catheter placed in a vein in the arm. You stay seated while it goes in, and Amy places the line herself.

A shot is an injection into muscle: no catheter, no sitting and waiting.

Which form something comes in isn’t a preference. It follows from what is being given.

What a visit looks like

An infusion means being in the chair for a while, so the room matters more here than it does for a five-minute appointment. Amy’s medspa has proper treatment chairs, good light, and no waiting-room feeling to it.

Amy is the one who places the line and the one who stays with you. There is no handing you off partway through.

A client works on her laptop from a treatment chair during an IV infusion at Amy's Harrisburg medspa, while Amy Palacios, FNP, prepares supplies at the IV pole.

Booked directly

Most of Amy’s lines begin with a consultation. This one doesn’t: book (opens in new tab) an appointment straight from the menu above.

A consultation is still there if you want one, and it’s still free. Some people would rather ask a few questions before booking anything, and that’s a perfectly ordinary way to start.

Your visit, step by step

  1. Step 1. Book — or ask first

    Book (opens in new tab) an appointment whenever you are ready, or request a free consultation and talk it through before anything is scheduled.

  2. Step 2. Personalized plan

    Every visit begins with a conversation: your history, your questions, what you would like to address. Together with Amy, you decide what comes next.

  3. Step 3. Treatment visit

    Confidently book (opens in new tab) your appointment. Every visit includes time for questions before anything begins.

  4. Step 4. Aftercare guidance

    You leave with clear aftercare guidance and a direct way to reach out to Amy if questions come up.

Have questions?

Do I need a consultation before booking?

No. A consultation is never required for this line, and one is free if you'd like it. Book (opens in new tab) an appointment directly, or ask to talk through the menu first.

What's the difference between an IV and a shot?

An IV goes into a vein through a small catheter and runs in gradually while you sit. A shot is a single injection into muscle and is done in moments. Which form something comes in is set by what it is, not by preference. Each card above says which.

How long should I plan for?

It depends on what you book (opens in new tab): a shot is quick, an infusion takes longer. Amy confirms what to plan for when you book (opens in new tab).

Can I choose what goes into my drip?

The menu above is what Amy offers, and she goes through the contents with you before anything is given. Anything beyond that is a conversation with Amy, not something settled from a price menu.

Who administers them?

Amy Palacios, FNP, a licensed family nurse practitioner. Every appointment is with Amy herself.

How do I book?

Online with the "Book with Amy (opens in new tab)" button.

The right fit is just a conversation away.

Every plan is personalized, decided between you and Amy.

Ready when you are

  • Licensed family nurse practitioner
  • Free consultation upon request
  • Harrisburg, NC