INFZD Hydrate
IV Hydration & Wellness Infusion Therapy
4711 Golf Rd, Suite 900, Skokie, IL 60076  ·  (312) 671-2208  ·  infzdintake@gmail.com

Patient Intake &
Consent Form

Please complete and sign before your appointment. Fields marked * are required.
1Patient Information
2Nature of Services & Disclaimer

INFZD Hydrate provides elective IV hydration, vitamin/nutrient infusions, and intramuscular (IM) injections for general wellness and nutritional support, provided by or under the supervision of a licensed Family Nurse Practitioner with full practice authority in Illinois.

These are wellness services. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and are not a substitute for care from your physician. Individual ingredient statements have not been evaluated by the FDA; some ingredients are used off-label.
3Service(s) Requested

Select any you're interested in. Your provider will confirm what's appropriate for you before administration.

4Medical History & Screening

Your honest answers protect your safety. Please answer every item, then explain any “Yes” below.

Allergies to medications, foods, latex, or a prior IV / injection reaction
Kidney disease, reduced kidney function, or dialysis
Heart failure, heart-rhythm problems, or known long-QT syndrome
High or low blood pressure, or fainting with needles / blood draws
Bleeding disorder, easy bruising, or blood thinners / anticoagulants
Ulcers, GI bleeding, or aspirin / NSAID sensitivity or NSAID-triggered asthma
G6PD deficiency (glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency)
Diabetes or history of low blood sugar
Liver disease, thyroid disease, or history of cancer
Currently pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding
Currently taking any medications or supplements (incl. CBD, sedatives)
5Procedure, Risks & Acknowledgment

IV therapy delivers fluids and nutrients through a small catheter placed in a vein; IM therapy is an injection into a muscle. A trained provider will prepare the site and monitor you during and after your session (roughly 30 minutes to 4 hours depending on the service; NAD+ is infused slowly).

General risks

  • Pain, bruising, bleeding, or swelling at the site
  • Vein inflammation (phlebitis) or fluid leaking into tissue (infiltration)
  • Infection or, rarely, cellulitis
  • Lightheadedness or fainting (vasovagal reaction)
  • Allergic reaction — mild to, rarely, severe anaphylaxis
  • Fluid overload or electrolyte imbalance (esp. with heart or kidney conditions)
  • Very rarely, air embolism or blood clot

Ingredient-specific

  • High-dose Vitamin C, ALA & Glutathione can cause red-cell breakdown in G6PD deficiency (screening required)
  • Ketorolac (Toradol) in The Reset Button — not for NSAID/aspirin allergy, ulcers/GI bleed, significant kidney disease, bleeding risk, or pregnancy
  • Ondansetron may rarely affect heart rhythm (QT) with other QT-affecting drugs
  • Magnesium/Calcium can cause flushing or lower blood pressure
  • NAD+ can cause chest tightness, flushing, nausea, or cramping if infused too quickly
  • Biotin & B-vitamins can interfere with lab tests (thyroid, troponin) — tell any lab you received them
6Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

Some ingredients are not recommended in pregnancy. Please select one.

7Consent, Financial & Privacy

Alternatives & results: Alternatives include oral hydration, oral vitamins, dietary changes, rest, or declining treatment. Results vary and no specific outcome is guaranteed. I may withdraw consent at any time.

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8Electronic Signature