Marcus Bell, RN
IV Lead and Check-in Nurse
Marcus places every drip and runs the weekly check-ins, in person before work or on video at lunch. If your plan is his, he is the one who answers when you call.
Hydration IV · 1 litre · about 45 minutes
Hydration IV in Nashville, for the days water is not enough.
A litre of fluids and electrolytes placed by a registered nurse in a Green Hills lounge open from 7 am. $129. We say what it does: it puts fluid and salts into your blood faster than drinking. That is all it does.
- Placed by Marcus Bell, RN, or another registered nurse, every time. Never a technician.
- One litre of balanced fluids with electrolytes; add-ons listed with their price before you sit down.
- About forty-five minutes in a recliner by the window, from 7 am.
- $129. No membership, no package, no upsell in the chair.
Prefer to talk first? (615) 555-0164
In numbers
What the page promises, in figures.
$129 a drip
All in
1 litre
Fluids and electrolytes
45 minutes
In the lounge
7 am
First chair of the day
Results vary from person to person. Nothing on this page is a promise of weight lost or kept off, and a program may be declined after the Starting Line if it is not right for you.
Why it works
What a hydration drip can do, and what it cannot.
A drip puts a litre of fluid and electrolytes into your bloodstream in under an hour, which is faster than drinking it and useful after a long run, a flight, a stomach bug or a night you regret. For most people most of the time, a glass of water does the same job more slowly and for free, and we will say so if you ask.
It does not treat any illness, undo a late night, or do anything to your immune system. If you are unwell rather than dry, the nurse will say so and may send you to urgent care instead of the chair.
Candour
Who this is for, and who it is not
For
- Training weeks, long flights, a stomach bug on the mend, the morning after.
- People who want a nurse, a price and a chair by the window.
- Patients on a weight loss program here, where early-week nausea can leave you dry.
Not for, or not yet
- Anyone with heart, kidney or liver conditions without a word from the nurse first; the intake asks.
- Anyone who is actually ill: fever, chest pain, confusion. That is urgent care, and we will say so.
- Anyone expecting it to fix something a drip cannot fix.
Who treats you
Named on every page, by design.
Illustrative stories. Wrenhaven is a fictional clinic; these are written examples, not patient reviews.
Flew in from Denver, drip at 7:15, meeting at 9. Marcus told me plainly that water would have worked too, which is why I trust the place.
Week two nausea on the program had me dry; the nurse put me in the chair the same morning.
Does it hurt?
A small needle in the arm or hand, placed by a nurse who does it all day. A pinch, then nothing.
How long does it last?
The fluid is in your system within the hour and your body uses it over the day. It is not a reserve you can bank.
Can I add vitamins?
Yes, from the add-on list with its price, or choose the immune and energy drip instead. Nothing is added in the chair without being priced first.
Is it better than drinking water?
Faster, not better. If you can keep water down and are not dehydrated from exertion or illness, water will do.
Do you come to my house?
No. Every drip is placed in the lounge with a nurse and a physician in the building.
The Starting Line · 75 min · $149, credited
A chair by the window, a nurse, and a price you saw first.
Seventy-five minutes with a nurse practitioner, labs and a body composition reading included, and a written plan to take home.