Why Insurance Does Not Cover It
Insurance pays for IVs when a physician orders them for a diagnosed medical condition in a clinical setting: dehydration in an ER, chemotherapy, antibiotics. Mobile wellness IVs, hangover drips, vitamin drips and NAD+ are elective, so no plan covers them. This is true of every provider, not just us.
HSA and FSA
Many people pay with a Health Savings Account or Flexible Spending Account card and it goes through. Whether it is a qualified expense depends on your plan and, sometimes, on having a letter of medical necessity from a physician. We can provide an itemized receipt. Ask your plan administrator if you are unsure.
What We Can Bill
Nothing to insurance. We publish every price so there is no surprise: Hydration IV $229, Hangover and Myers' Cocktail $299, Immunity Boost and Migraine $349, Mega Myers' and NAD+ $399, Ultimate $649, Black Card VIP $999. Travel included anywhere in New York or New Jersey. We take major cards and Apple Pay. A card on file is required to book and you pay after the visit.
Iron Infusions and Medical Orders
Our Iron Infusion IV requires recent labs and a physician order, and it is still direct-pay with us. If your own physician orders an infusion for a diagnosed condition, an infusion center that bills insurance may be the cheaper route, and we will tell you that.
Common Questions
Does Blue Cross Blue Shield cover IV therapy?+
Not for wellness or mobile IV therapy. No major insurer does.
Can you use HSA for IV therapy?+
Often, yes. It depends on your plan. We provide itemized receipts.
Does FSA cover IV therapy?+
Often, same as HSA. Check with your plan administrator.
Does Medicaid or Medicare cover IV therapy?+
No, not for elective IV therapy.
How much is it out of pocket?+
$229 to $999 at Zen IV Spa, travel included.
All treatments are medical services. Every guest is screened, and every treatment is provided only under the clearance, prescription or standing protocol of a licensed medical provider. Compounded peptides are not FDA-approved unless stated. Nothing on this page is a diagnosis or a promise of results.