IV Hydration
— the course
Build A Profitable IV Hydration
Business
Learn the clinical, operational, and business foundation to launch an IV Hydration service with confidence - from protocols and supplies to pricing, workflows, marketing and patient acquisition.
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AS SEEN ON
— the opportunity
Hydration, delivered where it actually works
IV hydration puts fluids directly into the bloodstream — faster and more efficient than drinking water, which mostly gets absorbed before it ever reaches circulation. That's why it works so well for athletes needing faster recovery, people wanting relief from a rough night, and anyone looking for an energy or immunity boost.
It's becoming a routine wellness visit — no different from a massage after a hard workout. Patients aren't waiting until they're sick to want it.
Why nurses win here
It's not just that you know how to start an IV — it's that you already have the network. Contacts, resources, and nurse friends who become your first referral base.
Low cost of entry
The cost of supplies is low relative to the price of services — one of the few businesses where the margin genuinely works in your favor from day one.
— the problem
The concept is simple. It's the execution that needs support.
GETTING STARTED
Know the Rules
IV hydration is largely unregulated, which means there's no simple standard to look up. You need to know how to implement best practices as they evolve, state by state.
WHERE DO YOU START
Know the Setup
Formulas, vendors, suppliers, insurers, legal help, medical directors. Do you know everyone involved, or are you starting from zero?
IT'S YOUR LICENSE
Don't Compromise It
Getting this wrong doesn't just cost you money — it puts the license you worked for at risk.
Catie Harris
Founder & CEO, NursePreneurs
I tried this in 2013. It never launched.
I actually started an IV hydration business back in 2013 — long before the current wave. I built the website, ordered the brochures, bought the supplies. I spent thousands of dollars piecing it together myself.
And then nothing happened. I got stuck on the questions nobody was answering for me: Am I even allowed to do this? Did I set it up correctly? What actually goes into the formulas? I didn't have a support system, anyone to ask, or a real guide. That clinic never launched.
Fast forward to 2019, and the demand for IV hydration had completely changed. Nurses were asking me to teach them. So I went back and actually solved the problem I'd had in 2013 — partnered with successful IV hydration nurses, lawyers, doctors, and marketers to figure out what actually makes this work.
This course is the result. Some of our students are now on their third location.
Tina Graves — LivAgain Wellness, Vineland NJ
Rejuvenate IV & Wellness Lounge
— fit check
Who this is for — and who it isn't
This is for you if —
You want a straightforward, high-demand service you can launch relatively fast
You're willing to do the setup work — medical director, vendors, documentation — not just the clinical part
You want a real system instead of piecing it together alone
This isn't for you if —
You're not eligible to own or operate this type of business in your state
You're looking to skip the medical director relationship entirely
You expect zero setup work or cost beyond the course itself
— the curriculum
Seven modules, one drip line
Business first, then clinical setup, then the marketing to fill the chair.
Business & Legal
Business basics, a fill-in-the-blanks business plan with financial projections, and the legal foundation you need before you launch.
Formulas & Vendors
Taught in part by a pharmacist — formulas, USP 797 guidelines, vitamins, minerals, vendor setup, and standing orders.
Medical Directors
What medical directors actually do, typical pay, where to find them, and what to know before signing an agreement.
Clinic Set Up
Setting up a clinic or mobile business — supplies, essential equipment, storefront vs. single room, and how to negotiate rent.
Documents & Systems
The documents you need and how to build workflows that streamline the client visit instead of improvising every time.
Team Training
How to train and pay your team properly, including the difference between W2 and 1099.
Marketing
Basic SEO, social media, and lead generation, built around an optimized website.
— what it's worth
Here's the real values stack
Business & legal foundations
$497
Formulas, vendors & 797 guidelines
$797
Medical director playbook
$797
Clinic setup & equipment guide
$497
Documents & systems
$797
Team training framework
$497
Marketing system
$697
Total value
$4,579
ENROLL TODAY FOR
$1,499
FAST - START BONUS - LIMITED
Enroll now and get a jumpstart, on us
— One 1:1 call with our team to map your state's specific requirements and your first 90 days
— Monthly check-ins for 3 months to keep you moving through setup and launch
Value: $750 — included free for a limited time
— enroll
IV Hydration Course
FULL COURSE ACCESS
$1,499
All seven curriculum modules
Formulas, contracts & templates
Medical director matchmaking support
Marketing & website education
Fast-Start Bonus — while available
Lifetime access
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Want the done-with-you version instead — 1:1 setup, coaching, and marketing implementation? Reach out about our BUILD program.
STILL DECIDING?
Watch the free training first
See exactly how nurses are building real IV hydration businesses before you enroll.
— HERE IT FROM THEM
Video Testimonials
Regina Esarco, RN
Teena
Christine Ricci
Jana Marra
Student Testimonial
— real students
What happens after the course
"Nikala had taken other courses before this one but was never able to actually launch. This program is what got her doors open in Tampa."
Nikala Stewart, DNP, RN
AdaptivWellness.com
"Opened in Southern Colorado — the program built her website and ran the ads that drove her first clients."
Holly Laughlin, RN
RevIVeSolutionsAndWellness.com
"Found her niche in sports medicine and fitness-focused IV hydration, despite the added complexity of getting set up in-state."
Christal Parker, FNP, RN
SavvyBeautyAndWellness.com
"Even through COVID, she kept working and now runs two office locations."
Gifty Aidoo, FNP, RN
ParadigmInfusions.com
"I feel empowered and confident because I now have the tools and formulas to start my business."
Korie Coyazo, RN
alchemyivkc.com
"Did the work, got matched with a medical director, built her website and Instagram — and opened her doors before her 90 days were up."
Regina Esarco, RN
TheYoungstownDrip.com
— Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a medical director?
Yes — with one exception: if you're an MD or an NP with independent practice authority in your state, you may be able to serve as your own medical director. Everyone else needs one. Matchmaking with our vetted medical director partners is free; their fee typically starts around $750/month.
Does the physician need to own my business?
In most states, corporate practice of medicine (CPOM) laws prevent directly hiring a physician — the usual workaround is the physician forming a professional corporation you contract with for services.
Is the industry saturated?
Some cities (Vegas, NYC, Miami, LA) have multiple IV hydration businesses, but there's still real room for niche-specific clinics — sports recovery, high-dose vitamin C for oncology patients, migraine relief, prenatal hyperemesis. A clear niche matters more in competitive markets.
What are the start-up costs?
Beyond the course itself: supplies, marketing, and a medical director (~$750/month), plus professional liability and general business insurance, a legal entity, and a patient tracking system. Plan on roughly $5,000–$10,000 in available cash or credit to cover early costs, including attorney fees (typically $2,000–$5,000).
Who can legally start an IV hydration business?
This is genuinely state-specific — some states have few restrictions, others require specific corporate structures. If you don't personally qualify to own the business, partnering with a medical director or an existing IV hydration nurse is a common workaround.
Do I need a certification to run this business?
No formal certification exists for IV hydration specifically. You'll receive a certificate of completion — what actually matters is knowing your state's rules well enough to protect your license.
How long do I have access?
Lifetime access to the course and materials.
How long until I make money?
Depends entirely on you. With materials submitted promptly, some students are running in 3–4 weeks; most take about 90 days.
What's your refund policy?
No refunds, given the significant upfront investment made in each student.
Please review here our refund policy: https://nursepreneurs.com/refund-policy
— our promise
A Proven System
This is a proven system that will get you started in IV hydration. What we can't guarantee is your individual success — that depends on whether you implement, the time and resources you bring, and the business decisions and partnerships you build along the way.
We provide the knowledge, expertise, and support on the business and marketing side; the execution is yours.
"Business is all about who you know. If you don't know how to get started in IV hydration, how to set up a website, or how to sell yourself — that's okay. We can help. Doing what you love doesn't have to be difficult or complicated. You don't have to reinvent the wheel. You just have to let us help you. That's what we're here to do."
— Catie Harris
Doing nothing will give you more of the same you already have
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