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18 clinics in Katy list IV therapy on their own websites. Each one below links to the page we read it on.
Since 1 September 2025 Texas has a law for elective IV therapy, with a list of who may order and give it.
| Licence | Allowed | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Doctor | Yes | The drip must be ordered by a physician or a PA or APRN under supervision. A physician may delegate ordering it to a PA or APRN. |
| Nurse practitioner | Supervised | The copy says APRN. May order and give elective IV therapy, acting under adequate physician supervision. |
| Physician assistant | Supervised | May order and give elective IV therapy, acting under adequate physician supervision. |
| Registered nurse | Supervised | May give elective IV therapy, acting under adequate physician supervision. The Medical Board's FAQ says it is given by "a licensed professional nurse or higher-level licensee". |
| LPN | No | LVNs are not on the law's list for elective IV therapy. The Board of Nursing says an LVN may not do IV therapy until completing a validation course. |
A 2023 review says high-quality evidence of benefit from high-dose vitamin drips is lacking, unless there is a specific deficiency or condition.
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12 of these 18 clinics mention financing on their own websites, most often through Cherry, CareCredit.
A clinic that doesn’t mention financing may still offer it. Ask for the lender’s terms.
Not for general wellness, going by the one review we read. It found a lack of high-quality evidence that high-dose vitamin infusions offer any health benefit without a specific deficiency or medical condition.
Since 1 September 2025 Texas has a law for elective IV therapy, with a list of who may order and give it. By licence: doctor, yes; nurse practitioner, supervised; physician assistant, supervised; registered nurse, supervised; lpn, no.
Supervised. May give elective IV therapy, acting under adequate physician supervision. The Medical Board's FAQ says it is given by "a licensed professional nurse or higher-level licensee".
They may. Taking high, non-physiological quantities of some vitamins and minerals may cause harm.
It depends on the state. Which licensed professionals may start an IV, prescribe the contents and supervise is set by state law.
Not always. If a clinic's mixture is made by a compounding pharmacy, it is not FDA-approved. Ask the clinic who prepares the bag.
18 of the 48 clinics we list in Katy mention IV therapy on their websites.
Most do. 12 of these 18 clinics offer financing, most often through Cherry or CareCredit.
No Katy clinic is graded yet.
18 clinics list IV therapy on their own websites. Sorted by Google rating, for clinics with 10 or more reviews.
Its website says: During IV Therapy, a tailored blend of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and fluids is administered through a small catheter directly into your vein.
(sapphiraprivemedspa.com/katy-center, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: IV Hydration
(theluxeeffect.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Vitamin IV Therapy
(bluvida.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Its website says: We offer IV therapy for medicinal and aesthetic conditions.
(masonparkmedical.com/other-services, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: IV Drips (IV Therapy)
(katymedispa.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Infused Vitamin Drips
(margaretcare.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: IV DRIP THERAPY
(bloomwellnesslounge.com/services-9, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: IV Therapy (Active Guest Only)
(hotzebeauty.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
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