IV Therapy Serving Margate, FL
Margate is roughly 20 minutes west of our clinic at 3320 N Federal Hwy, Suite 102 in Lighthouse Point. The drive runs east on Copans Road or Sample Road until you hit Federal Highway. Every infusion happens in the clinic; we do not offer mobile service. You are seated in a chair, Janelle Deal, Certified IV Technician, places the line, and the bag runs 30 to 60 minutes for most drips. She works under the supervision of Elizabeth Celestin, APRN, FNP-C, with Dr. Cedric Emden Davis II, MD as medical director. Parking sits directly outside the suite door.
What Brings Margate Patients In
The Margate side of our schedule is weighted toward shift workers and service-industry staff, and the drip choices reflect that. The Resuscitation Drip is booked as often for a rough overnight shift as for a night out, since it is the same full liter of electrolyte-balanced fluids, B vitamins and magnesium either way. The Energy Bomb is the second most common. Be Well Immunity picks up sharply among people who work in healthcare and hospitality, where exposure is constant. Two easy routes work from Margate: Copans Road east, or Sample Road east if you are coming from the north end of the city. Either takes you across I-95 to Federal Highway (US-1), where you turn north into Lighthouse Point. Janelle Deal performs the infusion, Elizabeth Celestin supervises it, and Dr. Davis provides medical direction, which is how Florida requires this to be structured.
Margate is one of Broward's older inland suburbs, built in the postwar decades and now a mix of long-settled residents and younger families who bought in because the housing is more attainable than the coastal cities. It is not a beach town and it does not run on tourism. People here work, and a large number work hours that do not line up with a normal clinic schedule: overnight nursing shifts, early construction starts, restaurant closes. The city has been reworking its downtown corridor along Atlantic Boulevard for years. What we notice is that Margate patients tend to arrive tired rather than sick, and they ask practical questions about cost and time rather than about wellness trends.
Popular with Margate patients
The drip menu
Pricing is quoted by phone, before anything is mixed.
3320 N Federal Hwy #102
Lighthouse Point, FL 33064
Margate — Common Questions
What is the drive from Margate?
Around 20 minutes. Take Copans Road or Sample Road east, cross I-95, and continue to Federal Highway (US-1). Turn north and you will reach 3320 N Federal Hwy, Suite 102 in Lighthouse Point. Both roads work; pick whichever is closer to your side of Margate. Parking is at the suite, not a shared garage.
What do the drips cost?
We quote pricing by phone rather than posting it. Call (754) 339-0682, tell us which drip you are looking at, and you get the number before you book. That figure is the full price of the infusion. There is no membership requirement and no consultation fee.
What actually happens at the appointment?
You fill out a health history, someone checks your vitals and looks at your veins, and then Janelle places the IV. You sit in a chair while the bag runs, usually 30 to 60 minutes, and you can be on your phone or working the whole time. When it is finished the line comes out, you get a bandage, and you drive yourself home. Nothing in a standard vitamin drip impairs you.
Is this covered by insurance?
No. Elective IV vitamin therapy is a cash-pay wellness service and is not billed to insurance. The price we quote you on the phone is the price you pay at the visit.
Booking from Margate
Infusions are given in clinic at 3320 N Federal Hwy #102, Lighthouse Point, with parking at the suite.