Mobile IV hydration · East Valley of Arizona
Mobile IV hydration that comes to you.
Request a visit at your home, hotel, or workplace in Arizona’s East Valley. The team gets back to you about availability for your address and time.
Nurse-founded in 2013. A request starts a conversation; it does not book a visit or approve treatment.
Where visits happen
You choose the address.
Groups, workplaces, and events are arranged by inquiry rather than as a fixed package.
Your home
Your own couch, your own kitchen, no drive to arrange.
Your hotel
Ask about a visit in your room. The hotel's own visitor rules apply.
Your workplace
Ask about an office or studio visit, arranged with whoever is responsible for the room.
East Valley cities
The team confirms availability for your address and preferred time.
Planning an East Valley visit →- Gilbert
- Chandler
- Mesa
- Tempe
- Queen Creek
- San Tan Valley
Not every situation suits IV fluids, and some need your own doctor, urgent care, or 911. Emergency IV is a scheduled service; in a medical emergency, call 911.
How it works
You ask. We talk. Then we schedule.
Call or text
Where you are and roughly when suits you. It is not a booking.
Talk it through
The team confirms availability, the address, timing, and cost. Any treatment needs a clinical assessment first.
Confirm the visit
Agree the time, the address, the package, and any travel fee before the visit is booked.
The menu
The menu, and how the price is set.
Prices are per package, before any travel fee. Confirm the total with the team before a visit is booked. Which fluid you receive, and anything added to it, is selected by your provider for your situation.
See what a visit includes →- Rising Star$125
- Shooting Star$150
- Rock Star$175
Who is behind it
Myesha Barbieto
Founder, Emergency IV, since 2013
Myesha Barbieto started Emergency IV in 2013, bringing together a background in nursing and in fitness. In her published founder interview she describes building the team around compassion and personal service. When you request a visit, ask who will provide your care and what to expect before they arrive.
Read customer experiences.
Each listing opens on the platform where those customers wrote. Totals as displayed on September 18, 2026.
- Yelp4.9 out of 5From 41 reviews on the claimed Yelp listing.
- Facebook98% recommendAcross 31 Facebook reviews on the business page.
- Google5.0 out of 5From 3 Google reviews.
Straight answers
The questions worth asking first.
- Does “Emergency IV” mean you are an emergency service?
- No. Emergency IV is the business name. We are a scheduled mobile service: you ask for a visit, we talk it through, and we agree on a time.
- Where do you come to?
- Ask about a visit to your home, hotel, or workplace in the East Valley, including Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, Queen Creek, and San Tan Valley. Emergency IV has served the wider Phoenix area since 2013.
- What does a visit cost?
- The menu lists three packages: Rising Star at $125, Shooting Star at $150, and Rock Star at $175. Prices are per package, before any travel fee.
- Why not just drink water?
- Often that is the right answer. For mild dehydration, drinking fluids is usually enough, and an IV is not automatically better.
Rather ask a person?
Call or text with your question. Whether a visit suits you is something to talk through, and the answer may be a better next step elsewhere.
Tell us where you are and when suits you.
The team gets back to you about availability and timing. A request is not a booking.