IV infusions
Infusions
Consultation-first IV infusion appointments for patients who want to discuss whether treatment may be appropriate, what risks apply, what to expect before making a decision, and current pricing. Infusions are POA; please contact reception.
What patients usually book for
Suitability consultation
A clinician-led discussion about your health history, medications, allergies, symptoms, goals and whether IV treatment is clinically appropriate.
Risks, consent and pricing
A clear conversation about possible risks, side effects, alternatives, current POA pricing and the option not to proceed.
Preparation and follow-up
Guidance on what to bring, what to expect during the appointment, aftercare and when to seek medical help.
Preparing for your appointment
What to bring
- A list of current medicines, supplements and allergies.
- Relevant medical history, recent blood test results or specialist letters if available.
- Details of pregnancy, breastfeeding, immune conditions, kidney disease, heart conditions or previous reactions if relevant.
- Questions about risks, alternatives, costs, timing and aftercare.
When to book a longer appointment
The clinician will consider suitability, discuss risks and alternatives, and confirm consent. Treatment may be delayed or declined if it is not appropriate or more information is needed.
What happens after the appointment
Follow-up and referrals
You may be advised about preparation, monitoring, follow-up, POA pricing, or safer alternatives. The safest outcome may be not proceeding with an infusion.
Related team members
Infusion discussions may overlap with general practice, preventive care, women’s health, men’s health or skin quality consultations, depending on your reason for booking.
Related services
Common questions
Can I book directly for an infusion?
Please book or confirm the correct appointment type first. Suitability, risks and consent need to be discussed before treatment proceeds.
Is everyone suitable for IV treatment?
No. Suitability depends on your health history, medications, allergies, pregnancy status, current symptoms and clinical assessment.
What should I ask before deciding?
Ask about expected benefits and limits, risks, alternatives, POA pricing, preparation, aftercare and when to seek urgent help.
This information is general and does not replace medical advice. For appointment availability, fees, appointment types or urgent concerns, confirm with reception.