Frontline Hydration was born out of a passion for helping others—both on and off the clock. As a firefighter, I’ve dedicated my life to serving my community. With long shifts and physically demanding work, I know firsthand the toll dehydration and fatigue can take. But with the unique schedule that comes with the job, I found myself wanting to do more on my days off.

That’s when I took a job at a local wellness clinic, administering IVs. It was second nature to me—placing IVs was routine in my line of work, and I had a knack for it. But what I didn’t expect was how much I would enjoy the experience. I loved connecting with people, hearing their stories, and seeing the immediate impact IV hydration had on their health and well-being. I helped athletes recovering from grueling workouts, busy professionals needing an energy boost, and even cancer patients going through chemotherapy seeking relief through IV hydration. Seeing how much these treatments improved their quality of life was so inspiring, and I knew I wanted to do more.

Then one day, I was asked to visit a client in their home because they were unable to come into the clinic. That visit changed everything for me. After talking to these clients, I realized how much of a shortage there was in services like this. So many people needed IV hydration but didn’t have the means or ability to get to a clinic. That’s when I knew I wanted to bring this kind of wellness directly to people, wherever they needed it most.

With that vision in mind, I decided to launch Frontline Hydration, a mobile IV therapy service that brings high-quality hydration and wellness straight to your door. Whether you're at home, at work, or on the go, we’re here to help you feel your best—anytime, anywhere.

At Frontline Hydration, we’re not just about IVs; we’re about people. We’re about making wellness easy, accessible, and tailored to your needs. From one frontline worker to another, I’m proud to continue serving my community in a whole new way.

Let’s keep you hydrated, healthy, and thriving—one IV at a time.