At 7,146 feet
Navajo sits high, and the air is thin and dry. You lose water faster up here than you notice. A Hydrate IV puts a full liter of fluids in your arm at home.
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Mobile IV therapy in Navajo.
Medically cleared by Mellisa Kerchief, NP, our Medical Director
Navajo, New Mexico sits at 7,146 feet on the east side of the Black Creek valley, right by the Arizona line. Navajo Route 12 runs through it, about 12 miles north of Fort Defiance.
- A registered nurse, every visit
- We come to you, 7 days a week
- Mobile only, no studio
- At home
At your hotel or rental
At the office
At your event
What is mobile IV therapy in Navajo?
Red Lake lies just north of town.
For more than three decades the tribe’s sawmill, Navajo Forest Products Industries, ran here. It closed in 1994, the chapter says.
A registered nurse can bring an IV drip to your home in Navajo. The town is home to the Red Lake Chapter of the Navajo Nation. Ask us about your address when you book.
At a glance
Navajo quick facts
- Where it is
- On Navajo Route 12, north of Fort Defiance, Arizona
- County
- McKinley County, next to the Arizona line
- Chapter
- Red Lake Chapter, Navajo Nation
- Elevation
- 7,146 feet
- From downtown Gallup
- About 31 miles northwest
- Same day
- Next day in most cases. We confirm when you book.
- Travel fee
- A travel fee may apply. We confirm before we book.
- Where we come
- Homes in Navajo and around Red Lake
Why people in Navajo book an IV
Far from the city
Navajo is about 31 miles from downtown Gallup in a straight line, and farther by road. Our nurse makes that drive so you do not have to.
Fort Defiance is the nearest town
Fort Defiance is about 12 miles south on Route 12. A drip at home skips that trip and the longer one to Gallup.
The menu
Every drip, at your door in Navajo
Every visit here is mobile. Most drips take 45 to 60 minutes.
Where we go in Navajo
Navajo Route 12
Route 12 is the main road, south to Fort Defiance and north to Crystal. Homes along it are the easiest for us to reach.
Popular here: Hydrate IV, Myers Cocktail IV.
Around Red Lake
The lake sits just north of town. Tell us which road you live on and how far you are from the water.
Popular here: Energy Boost IV.
The old sawmill grounds
The former mill site on Route 12 is a landmark people know. Tell us how far your home is from there.
Popular here: Athletic Performance IV.
Route 31 toward the Chuskas
Route 31 heads east from town into the Chuska Mountains. Ask us before you book a visit far up that road.
Popular here: Cold and Flu IV.
Who books IV therapy in Navajo?
- Families along Navajo Route 12
- Neighbors around Red Lake
- Relatives visiting from lower country who feel the height
- Workers coming off long shifts
- Anyone too sick to face the drive to Fort Defiance
How it works
How a mobile IV visit works in Navajo
- Book online, call, or textPick your drip, your address, and a time. It takes two minutes.
- Quick video callBefore your first IV you do a short video call with a nurse practitioner. She takes your history and writes your order. It takes about five minutes and it is good for one year. It is how we do it in every state.
- Your nurse heads outYou get a text when they leave Gallup. They check your vitals at the door.
- The dripMost drips take 45 to 60 minutes. NAD+ takes 2 to 4 hours.
- DoneYour nurse packs up. You rest or get back to work.
What’s on
Big events near Navajo
September 8 to 13, 2026. 2027 dates to be announced.
Navajo Nation Fair in Window Rock
Best drip: Hydrate IV
August 6 to 15, 2027
Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial at Red Rock Park
Best drip: Hydrate IV before a long day out
Expected December 4 to 6, 2026
Red Rock Balloon Rally in Gallup
Best drip: Myers Cocktail IV for the cold
Boosters
Add-ons and quick shots
Add any booster to any drip for $35. Quick shots are $32 when added to a mobile visit.
Safety first
Safety
- Every IV is given by a registered nurse.
- A nurse practitioner writes your order after your video call.
- Sterile supplies, used once.
- Vitals before every drip.
- We ask about your health and your medicines before we start.
- Insured.
What we do not treat. This is a wellness service. We do not treat emergencies. If someone has chest pain, trouble breathing, confusion, or cannot wake up, call 911. Or go to Tsehootsooi Medical Center in Fort Defiance.
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FAQ
Questions, answered
Still wondering? Text us or call (480) 674-8268.
Do you come to Navajo, NM?
Yes. A registered nurse comes from Gallup to homes in Navajo and around Red Lake. Ask us about your address when you book.
Is there a travel fee to Navajo?
A travel fee may apply. We confirm before we book.
How soon can a nurse reach Navajo?
Next day in most cases. We confirm when you book.
Is Navajo the same as Red Lake?
Red Lake is the chapter and the lake just north of town. Navajo is the town itself. We come to both.
Can the nurse find my home without a street address?
Yes, with good directions. Give us the route number, a landmark, and a phone number the nurse can call.
Book your Navajo IV.
Send us directions off Route 12 and pick a drip. A registered nurse will make the drive from Gallup.