Megan Vasquez
RN, BSN, CRNI · 11 yrs
Founder and lead infusion nurse with a decade in emergency and critical care across the Treasure Valley.
Treasure Valley Mobile IV started with a simple observation: most of what people came to the ER for on a Sunday morning was fluids, anti-nausea medication, and someone competent paying attention. We built a service that delivers exactly that — at home, on time, with real clinical standards behind it.

Board-certified in Internal Medicine · Practicing in Idaho since 2009
Dr. Whitfield writes and signs the standing orders every nurse works under, approves each protocol before it reaches the menu, and reviews intake forms that get flagged during screening. He is reachable by our nurses throughout service hours.
Peptide therapy and NAD+ protocols require an individual review before a first dose — not a checkbox. If a request isn't clinically appropriate, we say so and refund it. That policy has cost us bookings, and it's the reason we still have our license and our reputation.
Small team on purpose. You'll likely see the same few faces, and you'll know who's coming before they arrive.
RN, BSN, CRNI · 11 yrs
Founder and lead infusion nurse with a decade in emergency and critical care across the Treasure Valley.
RN, BSN · 8 yrs
Former flight nurse who specializes in athletic recovery and hydration protocols.
RN, MSN · 9 yrs
Aesthetic and wellness infusion specialist focused on skin, longevity, and peptide protocols.
Every nurse clears the same process before their first solo visit — no exceptions for busy weekends.
Travel fees are shown before you confirm your booking, and they're waived for members.
Outside these areas? Call us — we regularly make exceptions for events, groups, and mountain-town visits.
Book a visit and you'll see their name, credentials, and live ETA before they knock.
Every visit is performed by a licensed registered nurse under medical director standing orders, following a brief health screening.