Iron Infusions Near You

 Iron infusions may be helpful when iron levels are low, symptoms are present, or oral iron has not been tolerated or hasn’t improved levels. Common symptoms of low iron can include fatigue, low energy, shortness of breath with exertion, dizziness, headaches, hair shedding, or restless legs. Because not all fatigue is caused by low iron, we review your symptoms, health history, and labs first to ensure treatment is appropriate. From there, we create a personalized plan based on your levels and goals.

 Yes, recent iron labs are required before treatment. This includes a CBC and full iron panel, including ferritin, serum iron, TIBC/UIBC, and iron saturation.

Depending on your history, we may review a few additional labs to better understand your iron levels and ensure treatment is appropriate. You can upload recent results or have labs drawn in the office for convenience.

Because not all fatigue is caused by low iron, our team carefully reviews your labs first to ensure treatment is appropriate. From there, we create a personalized plan; your number of infusions is tailored to your body, your levels, and your goals.

 Iron is essential for oxygen transport, energy production, and overall health. When levels drop, your body feels it. IV iron infusion therapy delivers iron directly into your bloodstream, bypassing digestion for faster, more efficient absorption, especially if oral supplements aren’t working.

Our infusion typically takes 30–60 minutes, depending on your treatment plan.

• Quick check-in at our Gig Harbor clinic 
• Comfortable infusion in a relaxed setting 
• Ongoing monitoring by our expert clinical team 
• Back to your day, feeling better

Some patients notice improvement in energy and symptoms within 1–2 weeks, while others experience more gradual changes over several weeks. Your body needs time to use the iron to rebuild stores and support red blood cell production, so response can vary. Follow-up labs may be used to monitor progress

Most people tolerate iron infusions well. Possible side effects can include headache, nausea, dizziness, flushing, muscle or joint aches, fatigue, or mild irritation at the IV site. Rarely, infusion reactions can occur, such as allergic reactions, which is why treatments are done under clinical supervision with monitoring.

The number of sessions varies based on your lab values, symptoms, medical history, and goals. Some patients may only need a short series, while others may need additional infusions if iron levels remain low or there are ongoing factors affecting iron. Treatment is individualized and guided by your response and follow-up labs.

 The effects of an iron infusion vary depending on your body, iron levels, and underlying cause of deficiency. Many patients experience improvement for several months, but this depends on factors like absorption, diet, and ongoing iron loss. Follow-up labs help guide next steps.

At Revive Drip, your care is led by our in-house Nurse Practitioner, Amy Hagen, ARNP, who brings a functional medicine approach that looks beyond just raising iron levels to understand why they’re low in the first place. This means your treatment is thoughtful, personalized, and designed for lasting results, not just a quick fix. And unlike a hospital setting, you’ll avoid long wait times and receive your infusion in a calm, comfortable environment designed around your experience.

Iron infusions deliver iron directly into the bloodstream, bypassing digestion for faster and more efficient absorption. They can be especially helpful for patients who do not tolerate oral iron, have absorption issues, or have not seen improvement with supplements.

Yes. Iron infusions can complement other wellness or functional medicine treatments. We also offer an optional vitamin cofactor infusion that may support energy and overall tolerance, depending on your plan.

Pricing varies based on the individual's treatment plan and will be discussed in your consultation before proceeding.

Revive Functional Medicine operates outside of the traditional insurance model to provide personalized, individualized care.

This allows us to focus on root causes, tailor treatment plans, and prioritize long-term outcomes without insurance limitations.