Phone only — no form, no callback queue
Contact IV Therapy Lakewood
If you need IV fluids in Lakewood today, the fastest route is the phone. There is no contact form on this site, deliberately: a form is a poor instrument for someone who is dehydrated and wants an answer now.
Call to book a mobile IV visit in Lakewood
What to have ready when you call
You will be asked about these anyway. Your nurse repeats the assessment in person before anything is placed.
It makes the assessment quicker if you have these to hand:
What is going on
symptoms, and how long they have been going on
What you have managed to keep down
and when
Your address in Lakewood
house, apartment, hotel or office
Any medications you take
and any allergies
Any conditions that matter
pregnancy, kidney, heart or liver disease, diabetes
Hours and availability
Same-day appointments in Lakewood are often available, and how often depends on the day and the hour you call. Calling earlier in the day gives you better windows — by late evening the realistic answer is more often tomorrow morning.
We would rather tell you that than take a booking we cannot staff well. If the schedule is full and you need fluids today, we will say so on the phone rather than after you have waited.
Where we come
Across Lakewood and the surrounding west Denver metro — Belmar, Green Mountain, Solterra, Eiber, Applewood, Two Creeks, Glennon Heights, the Union Boulevard and Alameda corridors, the Federal Center, and out toward Bear Creek Lake Park.
If your address is near the edge of that, call and ask rather than guessing. The honest answer is that the boundary is about drive time, not a line on a map.
Outside hours
If you reach us outside booking hours and it is not an emergency, leave a message and you will be called back. If it cannot wait until then, urgent care is the right destination.
Who you are contacting
This site and the service it describes are operated by Intravene Wellness Therapies, under independent medical oversight from Guardian Medical Direction. More on that: about this site
Do not call us in an emergency
If you are fainting, confused, in severe pain, having trouble breathing, seeing blood in vomit or stool, or have not passed urine for many hours — call 911 or go to an emergency department. A mobile IV visit is a delay you cannot afford in those situations, and your nurse would decline the booking anyway.