You can drive your own car to a person’s work/home, go to any location. We have a nurse who got a luxury van for her clients IVLeagueNurse.com in San Antonio
Can anyone Get Certified, and at what age can you get certified? Can 17yr old homeschoolers get certified? Which schools are recommended in Texas for IV Hydration, i'am also looking into getting Microneedling Certified to start a business?
There is no certification for this. But Texas may be difficult to start an iv hydration if you do not have a physician or a nurse as a partner. You have to consider what you would bring to the relationship. If you partner with a nurse and hire a medical director, what would your role be? You would have to be careful that the nurse and physician do not cut you out as an expense or simply start their own business. So you would need to be very clear as to what expertise you bring to the table. For instance if you are expert at marketing, tech, systems this would be an equity position. If you just have the idea, and bring no other skill set, then its hard to imagine a nurse partner or a physician partner would want to do this. The problem is the physician is not going to work just with a lay person. Orders need to be written and carried out by nursing. So something to think about. Microneedling has course as well. You will have to check state regs if you need to be a certified esthetician or RN. There are limitations in needle depth that are restricted and there are medications that you need to buy which would require a medical director on board. Not impossible, but It might be worth sourcing the laws on med spa administration before jumping into this. At least you will know what to strive to get done first.
I went through a doctors office and had horrible experience. I needed fluids and they gave me a bottle of evian. Said they couldn't help. I don't think you can categorically tell people to avoid doctors or IV hydration clinics. They both serve their purpose.
@@NursePreneurs *Yes, if it's a 'medical Dr office' that specializes in that area. (there are offices that specialize in complimentary, functional & nutritional medicine / all in one)
The profit margins on these drips are huge! I provide them for a med spa and am considering do it on my own as just a mobile unit.
Which insurance?
Where can I order premixed iv bag?
How do you have a mobile IV hydration set up? (Personal car, van, bag pack etc?)
You can drive your own car to a person’s work/home, go to any location. We have a nurse who got a luxury van for her clients IVLeagueNurse.com in San Antonio
Can anyone Get Certified, and at what age can you get certified? Can 17yr old homeschoolers get certified? Which schools are recommended in Texas for IV Hydration, i'am also looking into getting Microneedling Certified to start a business?
There is no certification for this. But Texas may be difficult to start an iv hydration if you do not have a physician or a nurse as a partner. You have to consider what you would bring to the relationship. If you partner with a nurse and hire a medical director, what would your role be? You would have to be careful that the nurse and physician do not cut you out as an expense or simply start their own business. So you would need to be very clear as to what expertise you bring to the table. For instance if you are expert at marketing, tech, systems this would be an equity position. If you just have the idea, and bring no other skill set, then its hard to imagine a nurse partner or a physician partner would want to do this. The problem is the physician is not going to work just with a lay person. Orders need to be written and carried out by nursing. So something to think about. Microneedling has course as well. You will have to check state regs if you need to be a certified esthetician or RN. There are limitations in needle depth that are restricted and there are medications that you need to buy which would require a medical director on board. Not impossible, but It might be worth sourcing the laws on med spa administration before jumping into this. At least you will know what to strive to get done first.
Thank You so much for the heads up and for replying to my comment.
A non-answer... Not helpful.
Stay away from these people, go through dr office
I went through a doctors office and had horrible experience. I needed fluids and they gave me a bottle of evian. Said they couldn't help. I don't think you can categorically tell people to avoid doctors or IV hydration clinics. They both serve their purpose.
@@NursePreneurs *Yes, if it's a 'medical Dr office' that specializes in that area. (there are offices that specialize in complimentary, functional & nutritional medicine / all in one)
@@MP-wz3bu You have too much faith in doctors to make a generalized statement like that
@@mikellegaston Facts, they are not god.
Nurses do the Iv…. And the infusion.. doctors just prescribe it lol