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IV therapy in American Fork

Fluids, vitamins and electrolytes delivered by IV while you relax, with a review of your health history first so your drip fits your wellness goals.

✓ Hydration

✓ Health review

✓ APRN oversight

Stephany Reese, APRN, FNP-C, medical director at Epiphany Clinic

Stephany Reese, APRN

Medical director

About IV therapy

What is IV therapy?

IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins and electrolytes directly into your bloodstream through a small IV line while you relax in our clinic. People use it to rehydrate and support how they feel during busy, stressful or run-down stretches. Before your first drip, we review your health history and medications to make sure IV therapy is a safe fit and choose a blend that matches your goals.

What to expect

  • A quick health review before your first visit.
  • A small pinch when the IV is placed, then you sit back and relax.
  • Most drips take about 30 to 60 minutes.
  • You can return to your day right after.

The Epiphany difference

How is IV therapy at Epiphany Clinic different?

Epiphany Clinic is a wellness-first med spa in American Fork. Before any IV, we review your health history and goals, with licensed providers and medical director oversight.

A typical approach

At Epiphany Clinic

Your visit

Pick a drip from a menu and sit down

Unhurried time to talk through your goals and ask questions

Before your IV

Screening can be brief

A review of your health history before any IV is started

Your plan

The same drip for everyone

Options matched to your wellness goals, not a menu upsell

Pricing

Add-ons that raise the price at checkout

Clear pricing before your IV begins

Who cares for you

Medical oversight isn't always clear

Licensed providers, with medical director oversight by Stephany Reese, APRN

Follow-up

You're on your own after the visit

We check in and adjust your plan for next time

Stephany Reese APRN, answering questions about hormones

Your care team

Your IV therapy with Stephany Reese, APRN, FNP-C

Every IV at Epiphany is currently placed and monitored by our medical director, Stephany Reese, a board-certified family nurse practitioner. She reviews your health history first so your drip is safe and fits your wellness goals.

Real reviews

What patients say about Epiphany

★★★★★ 5.0 on Google · 107 reviews

★★★★★

“They took the time to listen to my concerns, answer my questions, and explain everything clearly without making me feel pressured into anything.”

Olia L. · Google review

★★★★★

“Absolutely love Epiphany! Never feel rushed… I always feel comfortable asking questions and trust her completely.”

Dawn C. · Google review

★★★★★

“Rashelle is amazing and so personable and makes this place truly feel like home!”

Ella D. · Google review

FAQ

IV therapy FAQs

How long does an IV drip take?

Most drips take about 30 to 60 minutes, including a few minutes to get settled and place the IV.

Does it hurt?

You'll feel a small pinch when the IV is placed. After that, most people relax, read or rest during their drip.

Is IV therapy safe for everyone?

Not always. Some heart, kidney and other conditions or medications can make IV fluids a poor fit. That's why we review your health history before your first drip.

How often can I get IV therapy?

It depends on your health and goals. We'll recommend a schedule that makes sense for you during your visit.

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