Here's what nobody tells you about urgent care: Most of them don't do IVs.
What actually happens
Urgent care
Drive there sick. Sit 3 hours. Get told they don’t infuse. Pay anyway. Now go to the ER.
The ER
Sit 6 more hours. Get fluids. Get a bill with a comma in it. Home at 2am.
The Rescue
Don’t move. At your door in 90. Infused in 45. Asleep in your own bed.
You already know if this is you
A stomach bug that
won’t let anything stay down
Food poisoning
9 hours outdoors in
Jacksonville heat
A long night that turned
into a lost day
Flu-level depletion where water
isn’t touching it
Back-to-back travel and
you’ve got nothing left
If you can keep fluids down and you feel fine tomorrow, you don’t need us. Most people don’t. This is for the day you’re on the floor.
An IV bar can give you a bag. That's the whole menu.
If fluids aren’t the whole answer, we don’t shrug and hand you a pamphlet. Your nurse assesses you, the provider on your case makes the call, and the prescription is at your pharmacy before we’re out of your driveway.
Their doctor signed a form once and has never met you. Ours is on your case tonight.
That’s the difference between a treatment and a treat.
Most places in town hang salt water.
We hang lactated ringers. It’s the balanced fluid built to sit close to what’s already in your blood: sodium, potassium, calcium, and a buffer your body turns into bicarbonate. It’s what hospitals reach for when someone is actually in trouble.
Then we add what salt water can’t do:
- B-complex and B12 for the tank you emptied
- Vitamin C
- Prescription anti-nausea, when it’s clinically appropriate
- Prescription anti-inflammatory, when it’s clinically appropriate
Built to what’s in front of us. Not a menu card.
What the 90 minutes looks like
You text or book.
We confirm the slot and the address. That's when the clock starts.
We're at your door.
Inside 90 minutes, in the Rescue Zone. You don't get dressed, you don't clean up, you don't move.
We assess, then we treat.
Vitals, a focused exam, and an actual decision about whether an infusion is even the right call. Sometimes it isn't, and we'll tell you.
Infused in about 45 minutes.
We're gone. You sleep in your own bed.
Then you get The Next 48 Hours, our one-page recovery protocol, texted to your phone before we’re out of the driveway.
About the needle
Numbing spray on every placement, used generously. Most people feel a light prick and then nothing.
We won't promise you feel zero. We'll promise we never skip it.
The Rescue
- Assessment by a licensed clinician, with a board-certified provider on your case
- The Rescue infusion, built to your presentation
- Numbing spray on every placement
- Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy when clinically appropriate
- The Next 48 Hours recovery protocol
- The 24-Hour Check. Someone from our team texts you the next day. Not a survey. If you're still not right, it goes straight to the provider on your case.
- The Baseline Credit. Today's visit is credited toward a full look at why this happened to you, if you ever want it. Holds for 30 days.
After Hours Rescue - $449 8pm to 11pm, by request. Because that's when it usually hits.
The Two-Stick Standard Numbing spray on every placement. If it takes more than 2 attempts, that visit is 50% off.
If both apply to the same visit, the larger one does.
Sometimes we’re the wrong call
Chest pain. Trouble breathing. Confusion, or someone who can’t be woken properly. Skin that’s hot and dry with no sweat. A stiff neck with fever and headache. Blood in vomit or stool.
Call 911. Not us.
For a true emergency the answer is the ER, and it is never us. We’re for the day that isn’t an emergency and still wrecked you.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Wondering About Something?
Is this for a hangover?
After a long night, that's the same physiology: fluid loss, electrolyte loss, inflammation, and a gut that quit. Same visit, same price. We just don't build a brand around the word.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Text 904-544-5010. If a slot is open, the clock starts when we confirm.
How many slots are there?
4 same-day. That isn't marketing. It's the calendar. When they're gone, they're gone.
What if I'm scared of needles?
Most of our clients say some version of that. Numbing spray goes on every placement, generously, and if it takes more than 2 attempts the visit is 50% off.
Do you take insurance?
No. We're a concierge practice. $349, one price, no surprise bill three weeks later.
Are you a med spa?
No. We're a medical practice that comes to you. A board-certified provider is on every case, prescriptions get written when they're needed, and if the answer is that you need to be seen somewhere else, we tell you that instead of selling you a bag.
How fast is 90 minutes, really?
It's from confirmed booking to your door, inside the Rescue Zone. Miss it and the visit is complimentary. We don't publish a number we're not willing to lose money on.
What are your hours?
Sunday to Friday, 8am to 8pm. After Hours Rescue runs 8pm to 11pm by request.