Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill
Seattle, Washington
8 reviews
The Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill provides a range of IV therapy services, offering patients a convenient and accessible option for receiving medical treatment. With a focus on outpatient care, the clinic allows patients to receive IV therapy in a comfortable and private setting, reducing the need for inpatient hospital stays. The clinic has a rating of 3.6 out of 5 based on 8 reviews.
Address
1124 Columbia St Suite 420, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone
+1206-386-3800Quick Answer
Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill is an IV therapy clinic in Seattle, Washington, rated 3.6/5 from 8 Google reviews. The clinic offers IV hydration, vitamin drips, NAD+ infusions, and related wellness treatments.
About IV Therapy in Seattle, Washington
Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill is one of 71 IV therapy clinics in Seattle with an average Google rating of 4.7/5 across local providers. Washington has 79 verified IV therapy clinics statewide. Typical pricing in Seattle ranges from $45 to $1099 per session.
Frequently Asked Questions About Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill
What services does Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill offer?
Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill provides IV hydration, vitamin drips, NAD+ therapy, and other IV treatments. Contact them for their full service menu.
How much does IV therapy cost at Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill?
Contact Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill for current pricing. IV therapy in Seattle typically ranges from $150–$400 per session — basic hydration drips at the lower end, NAD+ and high-dose vitamin C at the higher end.
Where is Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill located?
1124 Columbia St Suite 420, Seattle, WA 98104, Seattle, Washington
How long does an IV therapy session at Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill take?
Most IV therapy sessions at Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill take 30–60 minutes. Standard hydration and vitamin drips run 30–45 minutes; NAD+ infusions can take 2–4 hours depending on dose. Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early for a brief intake on your first visit.
Is IV therapy at Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill safe?
IV therapy at Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill is administered by licensed medical staff using sterile, single-use equipment. Most wellness IV drips operate under standing physician orders in Washington, and prescription-grade infusions (NAD+, ketamine, high-dose vitamin C) require a brief consultation. Side effects are typically minor — bruising at the injection site or a cool sensation during the drip.
Do I need an appointment at Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill?
Appointments are recommended at Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill. Call +1206-386-3800 or visit their website to book a session. First-time visits include a short health intake before the drip.
Does Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill offer mobile or at-home IV therapy?
Swedish Ambulatory Infusion Center - First Hill operates as a clinic-based provider. For at-home service in Seattle, check the other 70 listings below — several Seattle clinics and national mobile providers (Drip Hydration, Mobile IV Medics) offer in-home drips.
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