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Mobile IV therapy visits in Pickering Brook

Our clinicians visit homes in Pickering Brook and nearby suburbs to provide individually assessed, professionally administered IV therapy.

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IV therapy at home in Pickering Brook

We are a mobile clinical service, so your appointment takes place where you are, with the same assessment, equipment and care you would expect in a clinic. No treatment is chosen in advance: every visit starts with your health history and a conversation with a clinician, and we only go ahead if a treatment is considered suitable for you.

Safety at every visit

  • Your visit is carried out by a registered nurse, who assesses you before any treatment is considered.
  • We use sterile, single-use equipment, opened in front of you and disposed of safely afterwards.
  • Your clinician stays with you for the whole infusion and monitors how you are feeling throughout.
  • If you feel unwell at any point, tell your clinician straight away. They can slow or stop the infusion, assess you and, if needed, arrange further medical care.

Like any procedure involving a cannula, IV therapy carries some risks, such as bruising, discomfort at the insertion site or, less commonly, a reaction. Your clinician will talk these through with you before you decide whether to go ahead.

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How a home visit in Pickering Brook works

  • 1
    Book a consultation

    Choose a time through our online booking system. Booking a consultation does not commit you to treatment.

  • 2
    Complete a health questionnaire

    Before your visit we ask about your medical history, current medicines, allergies and any previous reactions.

  • 3
    Clinician assessment on arrival

    Your clinician reviews your questionnaire with you, asks follow-up questions and checks your vital signs before anything else happens.

  • 4
    Treatment only if it is suitable

    If IV therapy is appropriate for you, the clinician explains what is involved and asks for your consent. If it is not suitable, we will tell you why and may suggest you speak with your GP.
A Perth Wellness Infusions nurse arriving for a home visit

Areas near Pickering Brook

Travel and finding you

Pickering Brook is about 30 km east of the Perth CBD in the City of Kalamunda. It is a hills locality of orchards and state forest.

As well as Pickering Brook, our nurses visit homes in nearby suburbs including Carmel, Karragullen, Paulls Valley and Bickley. We visit homes, workplaces and other locations. A travel fee applies to every mobile booking, and we confirm it with you when you book.

When you book, please let us know about parking, gate codes or building access so your nurse can find you easily.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral?
Every client completes a health questionnaire and is assessed by a registered nurse before any treatment. In some cases we may ask you to check with your GP first.

Who isn't suitable for IV therapy?
IV therapy is not right for everyone. Some medical conditions, such as certain heart or kidney conditions, some medicines, pregnancy or breastfeeding may mean it isn't appropriate. Your nurse will discuss your health history with you and will not proceed if treatment is not suitable.

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If you have questions about whether IV therapy is suitable for you, start with a consultation. Our clinician will talk through your health history and answer your questions.

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Frequently Asked Questions 

No. You do not need a referral to book a consultation. If you are under the care of a doctor or specialist for a medical condition, we may ask you to speak with them before any treatment.

IV therapy and injections, following an individual assessment. Every client starts with a consultation, and a treatment is only discussed once a clinician has reviewed your health history. You can read more on our services page.

IV therapy and injections are not suitable for everyone. Please tell us if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a kidney, heart or liver condition, have a bleeding or clotting disorder, take any medications (including blood thinners and fluid tablets), or have any allergies. Depending on your answers, we may ask you to speak with your GP first, or we may not proceed. IV therapy: who it may and may not suit

Eat a normal meal and drink water as usual beforehand, and wear a top with sleeves that roll up easily. Have your list of medications ready. During the session you can bring a book, put on music, or simply relax.

If you're unwell, please see your GP first. Tell us about any illness when booking; we may need to reschedule.

Our clinicians visit homes across the Perth metro area. See the suburbs we visit.

Most clients find the process quick and comfortable. You will feel a sharp scratch when the cannula is placed. The needle is then removed, leaving a soft plastic tube in the vein. Our clinicians focus on careful, gentle cannula placement, although occasionally more than one attempt is needed.

A clinician places a cannula, a small, flexible tube, in a vein in your arm or hand and connects it to a bag of fluid, which runs slowly into the vein. Your clinician stays with you throughout, checks the cannula site and asks how you are feeling, and removes the cannula when the infusion is finished.

All IV treatment carries some risk. We review your health history before any session, and you'll be told about possible side effects before you decide.

Possible side effects include bruising or tenderness where the cannula or needle was placed, discomfort, irritation of the vein, feeling light-headed, infection at the site (uncommon) and allergic reaction (rare but can be serious). Your clinician monitors you throughout so that any problem can be recognised and managed promptly. More detail is on our IV therapy and injection services pages.

Treatments are provided by registered nurses. Every appointment uses sterile, single-use equipment. You can read about our team on our about page.

This depends on your individual assessment. Our clinician will discuss whether any further treatment is appropriate for you.

We recommend avoiding alcohol on the day of treatment.

Your clinician removes the cannula, applies a small dressing and goes through aftercare with you. Keep the dressing on for a few hours, and expect some mild bruising or tenderness at the site. Contact us on 0404 373 653, or see your GP, if you notice increasing redness, swelling, warmth or pain at the site, or develop a fever. Call 000 immediately if you have difficulty breathing, swelling of the face, lips or throat, chest pain, or feel faint or very unwell.

Please let us know as early as you can by phone or email.