Your first step
$50 virtual consultation
Before treatment
Bloodwork within 3 months
INFUSION APPOINTMENT
Usually 60 to 90 minutes
When tablets are not the whole answer.
An infusion is a prescription treatment. Your symptoms, iron levels and medical history guide whether it is appropriate.
Common symptoms
Common symptoms of low iron in adults.
Symptoms are non-diagnostic and may be related to multiple conditions. An assessment with a qualified provider is recommended.
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Persistent fatigue or low stamina
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Hair thinning or increased hair shedding
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Shortness of breath with mild exertion
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Pale skin or brittle nails
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Restless legs
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Difficulty concentrating or mental fog
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Feeling unusually cold
How it works
A clear path from consultation to care.
We review your results, discuss your options and arrange the next steps if an iron infusion is appropriate.
Pricing
What it costs.
Your consultation, infusion service and medication are priced separately. Our team will explain the anticipated costs before treatment is scheduled.
Monofer medication
$530 per 1,000 mg
Billed separately from your consultation and infusion service.
Medication costs may be eligible under a private drug plan. Coverage varies; confirm eligibility with your insurer before treatment. The amount of medication and number of infusion appointments required are determined by the prescription and individualized treatment plan.
Care that feels personal
Expert care. A human connection.
Every infusion is administered by a registered nurse, in a calm space designed around your comfort.
PATIENT EXPERIENCE
“From inquiry, to booking to appointment everything was a great experience - smooth, friendly, helpful and informative.”
Samantha S · Iron Infusion patient
FAQ
Questions about adult iron infusions.
Do I need bloodwork before my consultation?
Recent ferritin and iron results are needed to assess suitability. Bring bloodwork from within the last three months. If you do not have recent results, contact the team about arranging testing.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
How many infusions will I need?
What are the possible side effects?
Is the treatment covered by insurance?
What happens after my infusion?
