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A nurse checking an IV drip beside a patient reclined in the procedure chair in a treatment suite at Alta Medical

IV therapy clinic space in Scottsdale, booked by the hour.

A drip takes forty-five minutes. Your lease should not take five years.

IV therapy clinic space in Scottsdale is mostly sold as a storefront on a long term. That math does not fit a practice where the appointment is under an hour and the busy days are Friday and Saturday. Alta rents you the room hour by hour in North Scottsdale, with cold storage of your own and reception that keeps the day moving.

What the day needs

Built for an infusion day

A nurse lifting a fluid bag from a locked refrigerated locker in a treatment suite at Alta Medical

Cold storage that is genuinely yours.

Cold storage held under your name, locked, on the floor you work on.

A patient reading under a blanket in the reclined procedure chair during an infusion at Alta Medical

Chairs a patient can sit in comfortably for an hour.

Suites furnished to a hospitality standard, not a clinic standard.

The front desk host greeting a patient arriving at the Alta Medical reception desk

Someone at the door while you are starting a line.

A staffed front desk that greets arrivals and paces the schedule.

A woman working on a laptop on the sofa in the Salon at Alta Medical

Room for the person who came along.

The Salon, a quiet lounge with comfortable seating and space for family and friends.

The math

What a weekend-heavy IV practice costs

IV volume clusters. Pay for the hours where the volume is instead of carrying a storefront through Tuesday.

18 hrs

18 hours a week is about 2.3 days a week, or 72 hours a month at $49 an hour, plus $349 membership and a refrigerated locker at $99.

A lease, 1,500 sq ftAlta, 18 hours a week
Before the first patient
Build-out, 1,500 sq ft at $150$225,000$0, the suite is built
Exam chairs and equipment$50,000$0, the suite is furnished
Total before opening$275,000$0
Every month
Rent, 1,500 sq ft at $35$4,375$52,500 a year, all 168 hours in the weekMembership $349Includes the address, mail and reception
Front desk$4,167Included, staffed by Alta
Janitor$1,500Included
Utilities$1,000Included
Waste$150Yours, either way
Basic supplies$125Yours, either way
Suite timeIn the rent, used or not72 hours at $49 = $3,528Only the hours you book
Refrigerated lockerIn the build-out, or a cabinet you buy$99Locked, in your name
Total every month$11,317$3,976
Your first year
Before opening$275,000$0
Twelve months$135,80012 × $3,976 = $47,712
First year, all in$410,800$47,712
The terms
CommitmentYears, usually with a personal guaranteeMembership notice runs two to three months depending on tier. Founding Resident agreements are annual.
Hours you pay forAll 168 in the weekThe 18 you book

At 18 hours a week, the lease costs $363,088 more in the first year. That is the down payment on a nice house.

The lease column is an estimate for 1,500 sq ft in Scottsdale. Your building and your landlord will differ. The Alta column is the price.

What membership walks into

IV therapy clinic space, Scottsdale, for rent an hour at a time

  • ·Staffed front desk
  • ·Verified medical address
  • ·Mail and packages
  • ·Suites by the hour
  • ·Lockers in your name
  • ·The Salon
  • ·Device library (coming)
A nurse hanging a fluid bag on an IV pole beside the empty procedure chair in a treatment suite at Alta Medical
The suite, set up before the patient arrives.
A nurse and a patient talking through an intake in the Salon at Alta Medical
Intake in the Salon, before the drip.
The Alta Medical building at golden hour, Scottsdale
The house, at golden hour.

Location

Why North Scottsdale for IV and wellness

Zip code 85255, off Thompson Peak Parkway. An infusion practice sells on convenience, and being in the neighborhood is most of the convenience.

Patient parking is easy, which counts for a lot when someone arrives before work or between errands. Two hospitals, Mayo Clinic Hospital and HonorHealth Scottsdale Thompson Peak Medical Center, sit close by.

7920 E Thompson Peak Pkwy #150, Scottsdale, AZ 85255

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Before you open

Practicing IV therapy in Arizona

  • Who writes the orders, and what supervision sits behind each infusion? The Arizona Medical Board and the Arizona State Board of Nursing govern that.

  • Fluids and compounds: where they come from and how they are labeled and stored is a question for the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy.

  • Who holds your medical waste contract, and does it cover work done in a shared suite? Confirm it before your first appointment.

Inquiries

Questions IV practices ask

How do I start an IV hydration business in Arizona?

The usual order is licensure and supervision first, then a compliant supply and storage plan, then space. Alta answers the last one without a lease, so the first two are where your money and time go.

Can I store fluids and vitamins on site?

Yes. Rent a refrigerated locker in your name. It stays locked inside the house, and Alta does not stock or handle what is in it.

Can I run two chairs at once?

Book two suites for the same hours. That is the normal way a busy Saturday works here.

Do you take a percentage of what I bill?

No. You bill, you collect, you keep it. Alta charges for membership, the hours you book and the locker, and nothing that moves with your revenue.

Can I do mobile visits and use Alta as my base?

Yes. Many members use Alta as the verified address and the storage, and book suite hours only for the appointments that come to them.

Treatment suite at Alta Medical with honey oak floor, sage curved chairs, and a slate accent wall, set up for iv therapy and wellness

Next step

Overhead that matches the week you actually run.

Tell us which days actually fill and what has to stay cold between them. We will come back with numbers for that shape of week.

Ask about your week