FLORIDA'S ONLY JOINT COMMISSION-ACCREDITED URGENT CARE
FLORIDA'S ONLY JOINT COMMISSION-ACCREDITED URGENT CARE · ONE OF JUST 8 NATIONWIDE
FLORIDA'S ONLY JOINT COMMISSION-ACCREDITED URGENT CARE
FLORIDA'S ONLY JOINT COMMISSION-ACCREDITED URGENT CARE · ONE OF JUST 8 NATIONWIDE
Written by Dr. Shane D. Naidoo, MD (Medical Director, board-certified Emergency Medicine). Medically reviewed by Dr. Uri Gedalia, MD (Chief Medical Officer, board-certified General Surgery). Published: April 23, 2026. Last reviewed: April 23, 2026. TrufaMED is Florida's only Joint Commission–accredited urgent care clinic.
Quick answer: For adults in Miami seeking IV therapy for immune support, the most effective drips combine high-dose vitamin C, zinc, B-complex vitamins, and glutathione. At TrufaMED in Surfside, physician-recommended options are the Immune Boost IV ($305), Myers’ Cocktail ($280), Food Poisoning & Stomach Flu IV ($295), Rehydrate+ ($225), and Post Workout IV ($345 for post-illness recovery). Each is selected based on where the patient is in the illness cycle — prevention, active symptoms, or recovery.
| IV Drip | In-Clinic | Mobile | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Immune Boost IV | $305 | $355 | Prevention, early-stage cold/flu symptoms, frequent fliers |
| Myers’ Cocktail | $280 | $330 | Broad-spectrum immune + energy + recovery |
| Food Poisoning & Stomach Flu IV | $295 | $345 | Active GI virus, dehydration from vomiting or diarrhea |
| Rehydrate+ | $225 | $275 | Foundational hydration during any acute illness |
| Post Workout IV | $345 | $395 | Post-illness recovery, glutathione-forward antioxidant support |
All in-clinic IV sessions include a free Red Light Therapy add-on. Every patient is evaluated by a TrufaMED physician before the infusion.
Immune IV strategy is not one-size-fits-all. Physicians at TrufaMED think about where a patient is in the illness cycle and pick the drip accordingly:
The five drips below map to those three stages. Your TrufaMED physician helps you pick the right one after a brief intake.
In-Clinic $305 | Mobile $355
The Immune Boost IV is TrufaMED’s purpose-built drip for immune function. It combines high-dose vitamin C, zinc, B-complex vitamins, and glutathione in a single infusion. Vitamin C is essential for immune cell function and collagen synthesis, and IV delivery achieves serum concentrations substantially higher than oral dosing can reach because oral intake is capped by gut absorption and renal clearance.
Patients use this drip proactively before travel or crowded events, at the first sign of a cold or sore throat, or during a stretch of poor sleep when their resistance feels low. Sessions run 45 to 60 minutes.
Best for: pre-travel prep, early-stage viral symptoms, frequent fliers, parents with sick kids at home, healthcare and hospitality workers.
In-Clinic $280 | Mobile $330
The Myers’ Cocktail is the most researched and prescribed IV formulation in the United States. It combines magnesium chloride, calcium gluconate, B-complex vitamins, B12, B6, B5, and vitamin C — a formulation that supports immune function, neurological recovery, and cellular energy in one bag. Peer-reviewed literature has examined it for chronic fatigue and broader wellness.
Myers’ is TrufaMED’s recommendation when the patient presents a mixed picture: mild immune challenge, low energy, borderline hydration, and general overwhelm. Its breadth is its strength.
Best for: general wellness, fighting off a cold, reset during a stressful week, bridging between preventive and active-symptom phases.
In-Clinic $295 | Mobile $345
Acute gastroenteritis — whether from food poisoning, norovirus, or rotavirus — dehydrates patients fast. Oral rehydration is often impossible when vomiting, and by the time dehydration is clinically significant, IV replacement is the fastest and safest route. The CDC identifies norovirus as the leading cause of acute gastroenteritis in the United States.
TrufaMED’s Food Poisoning & Stomach Flu IV pairs fluid replacement with anti-nausea and electrolyte support, allowing the body to focus on clearing the pathogen without the additional burden of dehydration and electrolyte loss.
Best for: active vomiting or diarrhea illness, inability to keep fluids down, rapid rehydration need after a cruise or restaurant incident.
In-Clinic $225 | Mobile $275
The Rehydrate+ IV is the simplest and most cost-effective option when the primary need is fluid and electrolyte replacement during a fever, mild gastrointestinal illness, or heat-related dehydration. It uses lactated Ringer’s (an isotonic fluid that closely matches plasma composition) to rehydrate quickly without aggressive electrolyte shifts.
Fever, tachycardia, and vomiting all accelerate dehydration. Rehydrate+ is the baseline drip that pairs with any acute-illness care plan.
Best for: fever, mild GI upset, heat-related dehydration, pre-IV baseline when a patient is already quite dry.
In-Clinic $345 | Mobile $395
Despite its name, the Post Workout IV is not only for athletes. Its glutathione-forward antioxidant profile — plus amino acids, magnesium, and B-complex vitamins — makes it the physician’s pick when a patient is through the acute phase of an illness but still feels depleted. Glutathione is the body’s master antioxidant and is consumed in large quantities during viral illness and inflammation.
For lingering post-viral fatigue that persists beyond two weeks, your physician may recommend pairing this with an NAD+ IV or Niagen IV protocol.
Best for: post-illness lingering fatigue, oxidative-stress recovery, bridge drip between acute illness and full return to training or work.
The straight answer:
For everyday maintenance, high-quality food plus oral vitamin C and zinc is sufficient. For prevention before high-risk exposure, or during active illness, IV is the more effective intervention.
Every in-clinic IV at TrufaMED includes a complimentary Red Light Therapy add-on. Red light at 630–850 nm wavelengths has been studied for mitochondrial support, skin health, and mild anti-inflammatory effects. Patients receive it in-chair while the IV infuses. There is no additional charge and no additional session time.
IV therapy is a medical intervention, not a wellness bar. Not every patient is a candidate. TrufaMED physicians decline IV therapy or adjust the formulation in the following scenarios:
Every TrufaMED patient is evaluated by a physician before the session, not after. If a drip is not the right intervention — or if symptoms warrant urgent-care evaluation instead — we say so.
Most patients report noticeable improvement in energy and throat-clearing within a few hours, and meaningful symptom relief within 24 hours when the drip is given early in an illness. For prevention, the protective window appears to run 48 to 72 hours post-infusion.
High-dose vitamin C, zinc, B-complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6), vitamin B12, glutathione, and a full bag of hydration fluid. Specific dosing is calibrated to patient weight and physician judgment at the intake step.
At TrufaMED in Surfside, immune-focused IV pricing ranges from $225 for the Rehydrate+ IV to $345 for the Post Workout IV. The flagship Immune Boost IV is $305 in-clinic / $355 mobile. Wellness IV therapy is not typically covered by insurance; documented medical indications (such as severe dehydration) may be submitted for insurance review.
Yes. TrufaMED offers mobile IV therapy throughout Miami Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Sunny Isles, Aventura, and surrounding neighborhoods. Mobile sessions carry a $50 delivery premium over in-clinic price. Book mobile IV therapy.
Many frequent fliers book an Immune Boost IV or Myers’ Cocktail 24 to 72 hours before a long flight or major travel. The goal is to enter the trip with hydration, vitamin C, and zinc reserves topped off. Pair it with sleep hygiene and oral supplementation on the road.
An IV can help with hydration, electrolyte replacement, and general supportive care during active viral illness. It is not an antiviral treatment. If your symptoms include high fever, shortness of breath, chest pain, confusion, or severe dehydration, you should be evaluated at an urgent care or emergency room first.
Most patients do well with one session every two to four weeks during high-risk seasons (winter, heavy travel schedules) or every one to two weeks during active-illness recovery. Daily IV vitamin C is generally not recommended without physician supervision.
Yes, in most cases. Oral and IV vitamin C reach different serum concentration windows and work in complementary ways. Discuss specific dosing with your physician if you are already taking high-dose oral supplementation or have a history of kidney stones.
Immune IVs address nutrient depletion and oxidative stress rather than IgE-mediated allergic responses. For patients whose allergies are severe, allergy-specific treatment (antihistamines, intranasal steroids, immunotherapy) is the primary intervention. The Myers’ Cocktail is sometimes used as supportive care during severe flare-ups.
IV therapy is safe when administered in a physician-led, Joint Commission–accredited clinical setting by trained registered nurses, which is the standard at TrufaMED. Complications are rare and almost always minor (bruising, transient lightheadedness). Sterile technique, physician oversight, and an emergency-capable facility are non-negotiable safety factors.
Pediatric IV therapy requires a specific physician evaluation and is considered on a case-by-case basis. For most pediatric illness, oral hydration and standard urgent-care evaluation are the right first steps.
If your illness worsens, develops new symptoms (high fever, shortness of breath, severe headache, confusion, severe abdominal pain), or does not improve within the expected window, seek urgent-care or emergency evaluation. The IV is supportive — it does not treat bacterial infections, pneumonia, or serious illness.
No. The Immune Boost IV does not include NAD+. NAD+ is a separate premium infusion ($1,000 in-clinic) used for cellular-fatigue and longevity protocols, not first-line immune support. Patients in post-viral recovery sometimes stack an NAD+ IV with immune therapy on separate visits.
A light meal one to two hours before the infusion is ideal, especially if your appetite has been diminished by illness. Drink water steadily in the hours leading up to the appointment; well-hydrated veins make IV placement faster and more comfortable.
TrufaMED is located at 9445 Harding Avenue in Surfside and is Florida’s only Joint Commission–accredited urgent care. Physicians are on shift every day, and we operate seven days a week with late-evening hours Monday through Saturday.
This guide was written and medically reviewed by the TrufaMED physician team. Dr. Shane D. Naidoo, MD, Medical Director of TrufaMED, is board-certified in Emergency Medicine (NPI #1013570744). Dr. Uri Gedalia, MD, Chief Medical Officer, is a board-certified general surgeon. TrufaMED operates under CLIA #10D2326945 and NPI #1578335295 and is Florida’s only Joint Commission–accredited urgent care clinic.
Medical disclaimer: this guide is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for personalized medical advice. Always consult a physician before starting any IV therapy or if you have symptoms of serious illness.
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