How the infusion works
IV - Hydration Reset is an intravenous infusion of vitamin C and essential nutrients that delivers supplements directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive tract. This method supports immune function, helps control inflammation, and provides antioxidant support described in the service overview, without promising specific outcomes; individual responses vary based on health status and prior nutrition.
Because nutrients enter the circulation immediately, Saged NYC clinicians conduct a brief consultation and health review to align the infusion with a client's background and needs. During the 60 MINUTES session staff monitor IV access and comfort; any adjustments are limited to infusion rate and the vitamin C and essential nutrient blend stated in the service description.
What to expect during visit
Appointments begin with a quick intake that confirms medical history, current medications, and hydration status before IV placement. The IV is placed and the infusion runs while you rest in a treatment chair; the full appointment is scheduled for 60 MINUTES so it fits into commuter and student schedules near Fordham University and nearby transit.
During the infusion staff periodically check the IV site, blood pressure, and overall comfort. Many clients use the time to rest, work on a laptop, or read; post-treatment observations typically ensure there are no immediate reactions, and staff provide basic aftercare guidance for hydration and activity following the visit.
Local scheduling and access
Saged NYC's University Heights location in Bronx sits close to Fordham University, the Fordham Road commercial corridor, and Metro-North connections, so a 60 MINUTES appointment can be practical for commuters or students between classes. Easy access from major highways and subway lines makes short, focused appointments attractive for people balancing work, school, and family.
Price and time are straightforward: the Hydration Reset session is listed at $150 and runs the specified 60 MINUTES. Bring a list of medications and photo ID if available, and plan a brief check-in before starting so staff can confirm the infusion fits your current health profile.
