NAD+ IV Therapy in CA

NAD+ IV therapy refers to an intravenous infusion containing nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+), a coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism. A qualified clinician should review your medical history, medications, symptoms, and wellness goals before discussing it. NAD+ IV therapy is not a substitute for diagnosis, emergency treatment, or evidence-based treatment for a medical condition.

A consultation should include a review of your health history, current medications and supplements, allergies, prior reactions to IV treatments, and personal goals. Your provider can explain potential benefits, limitations, alternatives, and safety considerations in understandable terms. This discussion helps determine whether further evaluation, primary care follow-up, or a different approach is more appropriate for you.

IV therapy carries potential risks, including discomfort at the insertion site, bruising, infection, fluid-related complications, and reactions during an infusion. Safety depends on appropriate screening, sterile technique, monitoring, and timely response to symptoms. People with certain medical conditions or medication regimens may need additional evaluation. Discuss your complete medical history with a qualified clinician before treatment.

Appointment length can vary based on the consultation, the infusion plan, your tolerance, and any monitoring needs. Allow time for health screening, IV placement, treatment observation, and post-visit instructions rather than planning around a fixed duration. A clinician can provide a more tailored time estimate after reviewing your health history and the recommended approach.

Suitability should be determined individually. A clinician may recommend further evaluation or an alternative approach for people with certain heart, kidney, liver, pregnancy-related, medication, or fluid-balance considerations. Anyone experiencing urgent symptoms, such as chest pain, severe shortness of breath, fainting, or new neurological changes, should seek emergency care rather than scheduling an IV wellness service.

No. NAD+ IV therapy should not replace routine primary care, recommended screenings, prescribed medication, or treatment from a specialist. A thoughtful care plan considers wellness goals alongside established medical needs. Holistic Direct Primary Care can help patients discuss preventive care, medication questions, referrals, and coordinated next steps with an emphasis on informed decision-making.

Pricing is not specified for NAD+ IV therapy and may depend on the clinical consultation, treatment plan, supplies, monitoring, and whether services are included within a membership arrangement. Holistic Direct Primary Care uses a self-pay model; non-member visits are listed at $210 for applicable care visits. Ask for a clear cost explanation before scheduling any service.

Start by requesting a consultation with Holistic Direct Primary Care. Be ready to share your health concerns, medications, supplements, relevant diagnoses, and desired outcomes so the provider can prepare for a useful conversation. The practice offers in-home and virtual visit models and can explain available appointment options, next steps, and any information needed before care.