Drip Gym Launches At-Home Iron Infusions in All 50 States

With an estimated 32.3 million U.S. adults affected by iron deficiency in a national study, Drip Gym expands access to physician-reviewed medical IV iron therapy delivered at home by licensed registered nurses.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Drip Gym, a New York-based medical IV therapy provider offering physician-reviewed iron infusion services, announced today the nationwide rollout of its at-home IV iron infusion service across all 50 states. Powered by a network of 500+ licensed registered nurses, the expansion builds on Drip Gym's clinical track record of administering more than 5,000 iron infusions to date.

Every medical IV iron therapy treatment begins with a physician's review of the patient's recent laboratory results to assess clinical eligibility. Patients book online and submit lab work for review before a licensed registered nurse is dispatched to administer prescribed iron therapy and monitor the patient at home.

According to Drip Gym's published care protocols, its registered nurses are trained in adverse-reaction procedures and carry emergency supplies. At-home medical IV iron therapy sessions are priced at $699, while in-clinic visits are priced at $400. HSA and FSA eligibility depends on the patient's plan and applicable requirements.

Drip Gym built the service because more patients are low in iron, and many wait weeks for treatment. According to a September 2024 study published in JAMA Network Open, approximately 14% of U.S. adults had absolute iron deficiency in the survey data analyzed.

A 2026 study in Obstetrics & Gynecology found that iron deficiency anemia among women aged 20 to 45 more than doubled between 1999 and 2023, from 4.3% to 9.1%. Under the American Society of Hematology's 2026 guidelines, a ferritin level of 30 ng/mL or lower signals iron deficiency for most adults, even when hemoglobin looks normal.

Drip Gym's care team frequently treats patients with ferritin levels as low as 3 ng/mL, including:

• Women with heavy menstrual cycles whose hemoglobin still registers within normal ranges
• Individuals with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis whose digestive systems cannot absorb oral iron supplements
• Pregnant patients requiring scheduled infusions under obstetric guidance
• Patients facing multi-week scheduling backlogs at regional hospital infusion suites

"Ferritin is the number most patients have never heard of," said Dr. Pervaiz Qureshi, MD, Drip Gym's Medical Director. "If you feel exhausted and your routine blood work comes back normal, ask your doctor for a ferritin test. Once patients know they are deficient, the hardest part is often the wait. We review the labs, verify clinical eligibility, and bring hospital-grade care directly to the patient's home."

"I have an internal pouch with ulcers, so iron pills do nothing for me. My doctor ordered an infusion, but the infusion center needed weeks to schedule it, and I could barely get through a workday. Drip Gym reviewed my labs, and a nurse came to my home," said a patient in Austin, Texas.

Treatment dosage and the number of iron sucrose (Venofer®) infusions depend on the prescribing clinician's assessment and the patient's medical needs. Patients are monitored during treatment and for at least 30 minutes afterward.

Patients and referring physicians can learn more or book a consultation at https://dripgym.com/products/iron-therapy.

About Drip Gym

Founded in 2016, Drip Gym provides clinical IV therapy, specializing in nurse-administered, physician-reviewed iron infusions (such as Venofer®). Led by board-certified Medical Director Dr. Pervaiz Qureshi, MD, and clinicians with 20+ years of experience, Drip Gym offers iron infusions nationwide at home, along with vitamin drips, injections, and medical weight loss at its Queens and Long Island clinics.

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