Revitalize your body with medical-grade fluids and vitamins. Open 24/7 in Dearborn Heights. Our IV hydration therapy administered by licensed medical professionals, work by delivering fluids and nutrients directly into your bloodstream, you feel the effects quickly.
Hydration
Rapidly restore lost fluids and electrolytes to combat severe dehydration caused by illness, heat, or travel.
Vitamin Boosts
Direct absorption of essential vitamins and minerals (like B12 and Magnesium) to improve energy and mental clarity.
Athletic Recovery
Flush out lactic acid and reduce muscle soreness after marathons, intense gym sessions, or sports competitions.
Immune Support
High-dose Vitamin C and Zinc cocktails designed to supercharge your immune system during flu season.
Hangover Relief
Fast-acting relief from nausea, headache, and fatigue. We rehydrate you and settle your stomach in under an hour.
Whether you are battling a migraine, recovering from a stomach flu, or just feeling run down from a long work week, drinking water sometimes isn't enough. Oral supplements can take hours to absorb. At The Heights Urgent Care, we offer a faster, more effective solution.
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If you are experiencing ongoing diarrhea, you may have contracted the cyclospora parasite. Get tested now so you can get the correct treatment!
Frequently Asked Questions
New to IV therapy? Below are common questions about the process, safety, and pricing. If you have specific medical conditions, please contact us today.
How long does an IV drip take?
Most IV therapy sessions at The Heights take between 30 to 45 minutes. You can relax in our comfortable clinic while the fluids are administered. You can walk out immediately after with no downtime.
Our IV treatments safe?
Yes. All IVs are administered by licensed nurses or paramedics under the supervision of a medical provider. We review your medical history and vital signs before starting any drip to ensure it is safe for you.
Do I need an appointment?
No. You can walk in for IV therapy 24/7.
Does insurance cover IV therapy?
If the IV is medically necessary (for example, treating severe dehydration from the flu), insurance may cover it. However, 'wellness drips' for hangovers, athletic recovery, or energy boosts are typically considered elective and are self-pay.