Revive IV

Dr. Violeta Aronov personally administers and monitors every infusion. Before it begins, Dr. Aronov reviews your medical information, confirms the appropriate formulation and dose, prepares the medications, and sets the infusion rate.

From the initial medical review through the completion of your infusion, every stage remains under Dr. Aronov’s direct care.

Every infusion begins with a short safety questionnaire so Dr. Aronov can confirm the infusion is appropriate for your medical history, medications, current health and goals. It takes only a few minutes, and there is no screening or physician review fee.

Once your answers have been reviewed, Dr. Aronov will contact you directly — usually within 24 hours — to ask any necessary follow-up questions and, if the infusion is appropriate, schedule your appointment. The complete medical form and patient attestation are reviewed and signed on site at the clinic on the day of your infusion. Completing the questionnaire does not guarantee approval or reserve an appointment.

Yes. Being under a specialist’s care does not automatically rule you out. Dr. Aronov will review your diagnosis, medications and current treatment plan to determine whether Revive IV Support is appropriate for you.

When coordination is medically appropriate — and with your permission — Dr. Aronov will make a reasonable effort to contact your treating specialist. Written approval is not routinely required. This infusion is supportive and does not replace or alter the care prescribed by your specialist.

Revive IV may be considered for hangover-related hydration and nutritional support in a medically stable patient. It provides IV fluids, B-complex vitamins — including thiamine (B1) — AminoMultiPlex amino acids, calcium gluconate and magnesium. Thiamine supports normal energy metabolism and is an important nutritional consideration when alcohol use is prolonged or accompanied by poor intake.

Revive is supportive and adjunctive — never a cure. It does not treat alcohol intoxication or make alcohol leave the body faster. If you are still intoxicated or have persistent vomiting, confusion, fainting, chest pain, difficulty breathing or other acute symptoms, you need medical evaluation — not an elective infusion. Physician screening is required.

Revive may be considered after the acute illness has resolved or is clearly improving, when you are medically stable but still feel depleted following diarrhea, vomiting or reduced food and fluid intake. After physician screening, the infusion provides IV hydration together with selected vitamins, amino acids and minerals as supportive care during recovery.

Revive does not treat food poisoning, eliminate an infection or toxin, or stop diarrhea. Oral rehydration is generally the first step. If you have ongoing or severe diarrhea or vomiting, cannot keep fluids down, have blood in your stool, a high fever, severe abdominal pain, fainting, confusion, very little urine or other signs of significant dehydration, seek prompt medical care rather than scheduling an elective infusion.