Physician-Supervised IV Therapy in Manhattan
Medical-grade intravenous infusions prescribed, dosed, and monitored by a board-certified physician — not a mobile drip service.
Book NowEvery IV infusion at Modal Pain Management NYC is administered under the supervision of Dr. Alex Movshis, who is board-certified in anesthesiology and pain medicine. Some of our infusions contain prescription drugs with real evidence for a specific problem, such as ketorolac (Toradol) and metoclopramide (Reglan) for a migraine attack. Most wellness ingredients, from NAD+ to glutathione to vitamin drips, have little human evidence behind them, and each therapy page says so in a section called "What the evidence shows." Dr. Movshis reviews your history and medications before any infusion and will tell you when a drip is unlikely to help.
IV therapy pricing at a glance
All infusions are cash-pay, administered at our Midtown Manhattan clinic, where Dr. Movshis places every IV himself. Series pricing available — ask at booking.
| Therapy | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Migraine Cocktail IV | 45-60 minutes | $250 |
| Anti-Inflammatory IV | 45 minutes | $200 |
| NAD+ IV & Injections | A few minutes (shot), 90–120 minutes (IV) | From $100 |
| Glutathione IV | 45 minutes | $200 |
| Myers' Cocktail IV | 30 minutes | $150 |
| GLP-1 Support IV (Ozempic & Wegovy) | 45-60 minutes | $225 |
| Athletic Recovery IV | 45 minutes | $200 |
| Vitamin Shots: B12, Vitamin D & Lipo-B | 5-10 minutes | $50 |
NAD+ is $400 (250 mg) or $500 (500 mg) by IV, and $100 (100 mg) or $200 (200 mg) as a shot. All patients receive a pre-infusion screening call with our team.
Medical infusions
Prescription drugs for a specific problem, prescribed and given by Dr. Movshis.
Migraine Cocktail IV
A physician-prescribed migraine cocktail for an attack: Toradol, Reglan, magnesium and fluids, given under medical supervision.
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Anti-Inflammatory IV
Toradol (ketorolac) with glutathione, magnesium and vitamin C for inflammatory pain flares. Physician-prescribed, screened and monitored.
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Fluids, vitamins and NAD+. Each page says plainly how thin the human evidence is.
NAD+ IV & Injections
NAD+ by slow IV drip or quick intramuscular shot, dosed by a physician in Midtown Manhattan, with a straight answer about how thin the human evidence still is.
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Glutathione IV
Glutathione, vitamin C, zinc and L-carnitine by IV, physician-supervised. Also booked during cold and flu season.
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Myers' Cocktail IV
The classic Myers' cocktail — magnesium, B-complex, B12, calcium, and vitamin C — plus IV fluids, physician-supervised.
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GLP-1 Support IV (Ozempic & Wegovy)
IV fluids and nutrients for patients on Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and similar medications who are eating and drinking less, physician-supervised in Midtown Manhattan.
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Athletic Recovery IV
A fluids, electrolyte and amino acid or B-vitamin drip for athletes and runners, run by a physician who will tell you when you don't need it and when an IV is the wrong place to be.
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A single injection in a few minutes, no IV needed.
Vitamin Shots: B12, Vitamin D & Lipo-B
B12, vitamin D3 and Lipo-B (MIC + B12) injections, $50 each. Quick, no IV needed, and most useful when a level is actually low.
Learn More About Vitamin Shots: B12, Vitamin D & Lipo-BWhy Choose Modal Pain Management NYC?
Mount Sinai Fellowship-Trained
Board-certified with fellowship training in interventional pain medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
In-Office Ultrasound & Fluoroscopy
Image-guided injections performed in-suite — no hospital referral, no waiting weeks for outside imaging.
Same-Site PT, Chiro & IV Therapy
Coordinated non-surgical care under one roof at 369 Lexington Avenue — physical therapy, chiropractic, and IV therapy all on site.
Non-Opioid by Design
Treatment plans built around interventional, regenerative, and rehabilitative care — not pills.