Can a Nurse Come After the Office Holiday Party in Miami?
Yes, absolutely. A nurse can come after the office holiday party. Key Basis IV usually comes to the office the next morning, and we can also go to people's homes. We set up a room, each nurse has her own station, and one nurse looks over two or three people at a time. It usually takes about two hours, and a day or two of notice is enough.
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Can a nurse come after the office holiday party?
We have done it. Last December we did a company party in Brickell on December 9. It was about 40 people, and we sent five nurses.
Usually, if a company books our Corporate & Event IV Therapy for the morning after the party, we go to the office. We can also go to people's homes. We can set it up any number of ways, and it's very easy for us to do it.
How does the setup work at the office?
We set up a room and bring a number of nurses, and each one has her own station. Every nurse is a registered nurse from our own team.
We get people signed up, and then one nurse looks over two or three people at any given time. When a nurse is done with someone, a new person rotates in. Each person sits down for their drip and then goes back to work while the next person takes the chair.
If some of your team would rather stay home that morning, part of the group can get their IV at the office and the rest can have a nurse come to their own place.
How long does it take for a whole team?
Usually it takes about two hours. At the Brickell party we did 40 people in 2.5 hours at most, with five nurses.
The rotation keeps it moving. Each nurse looks over two or three people at once, and the next person sits down as soon as a chair opens, so a big group does not wait long. Groups get large discounts based on the number of guests, so tell us how many of you there are when you book, and we will bring the right number of nurses.
Which drips do people pick after a company party?
At the December party in Brickell, people mostly got the Hangover IV, the Immune Boost IV and the Myers Cocktail IV. Most people in the room picked one of those three.
Hangover IV, $249: our drip for a rough morning after, with a saline base, a mineral blend, B complex, vitamin C and ondansetron for nausea included.
Immune Boost IV, $249: a saline base with B complex, vitamin C and zinc.
Myers Cocktail IV, $319: the classic vitamin and mineral drip, with calcium and magnesium, B complex, B12 and vitamin C.
Every price is on the drip menu, and each person can pick their own drip when they sign up.
Who pays, the company or each person?
It's a mix. Sometimes the company pays, and sometimes the person pays. Sometimes the company pays for some people, and the rest pay individually. It's just a variety of different things, and we can work with any of them.
The membership does not really fit with a company party. If an individual from the company wants to join, they get the member benefits in that same sitting, and they get 50% off. That is about the only situation where it comes in. The membership is $80 a month with no sign up fee, so on the morning after, a Hangover IV is $125 for a member instead of $249.
The one other case is a corporate membership with a particular company. Then the whole company gets a discount for being a corporate member. Ask us about it when you book.
Everyone also does a $39 telehealth exam at their first appointment, once per calendar year. The nurse sets up the device, and it is about a five minute call with an off site nurse practitioner. For members it is complimentary, and groups and corporate clients get a discount on the exam too.
How early can nurses start, and how much notice do you need?
We can start as early as needed. If your team starts early, the nurses can have the room set up before people walk in.
Honestly, with a day or two of notice, we can get it done. Once you have the party date, pick the morning after and send us your head count, and we will plan the nurses and the room around it.
Office holiday party IVs: common questions
Can the nurses come to the office the morning after the party?
Yes, absolutely. Usually we go to the office the morning after, and we can also go to people's homes. We set up a room, and each nurse has her own station.
How many nurses do we need for 40 people?
For a company party in Brickell last December, we sent five nurses for about 40 people. One nurse looks over two or three people at a time, and it took 2.5 hours at most.
Does the company have to pay for everyone?
No. Sometimes the company pays, sometimes each person pays, and sometimes the company pays for some people while others pay individually.
How much notice do you need?
With a day or two of notice, we can get it done. We can start as early as your team needs.
How to book the morning after your office holiday party with Key Basis IV
Book online or text us at 305-998-0047 with the date, the address and your head count, and each person picks their own drip from the drip menu when they sign up. Call if you would rather talk it through.
On the morning, registered nurses from our own team come to your office or to people's homes, set up their stations and rotate people through. Groups get large discounts based on the number of guests, and anyone who joins the membership in that sitting gets 50% off.
