Where each request goes
| You are | Handled by | Typical reply contents |
|---|---|---|
| Patient or group event | dispatch@ivconnection.com | Availability, GFE scheduling, nurse credentials, written quote |
| RN, CRNI®, NP/PA, clinic founder or medical director | partners@ivconnection.com | Medical director / PC-MSO options, GFE platform, 503B accounts, directory listing |
| Specialty pharmacy | partners@ivconnection.com | Per-diem RN coverage by ZIP, CRNI® and PICC/midline capability |
| Clinical safety or content correction | clinical@ivconnection.com | Review under the editorial policy |
Before your visit
- Complete the Good Faith ExamVideo or in-person evaluation with a licensed prescriber; have your medication list ready.
- Hydrate and eatA light meal and water before the visit reduce the chance of lightheadedness during cannulation.
- Prepare a spotA chair or sofa with an armrest, good light and space for an IV pole or hook.
- Plan 15 extra minutesThe nurse checks vitals before and after, and watches the IV site before removing the catheter.
Frequently asked questions
What happens after I send a patient or group request?
A dispatch coordinator confirms the protocol, location and time, arranges the Good Faith Exam with a licensed prescriber, and sends a written quote naming the nurse’s credentials. Nothing is booked or charged until you confirm.
How far ahead should I book a group event?
For 10 or more guests, allow at least 5–7 days so every participant can complete screening and the multi-RN team can be scheduled. Smaller in-home visits are often possible same day or next day in major metros.
What information should I not put in the form?
Keep detailed medical history out of the form. Mention allergies or conditions briefly if relevant; the prescriber collects full history securely during the Good Faith Exam.
What do clinics and RNs receive after a partner request?
The provider network team reviews your state, licence and model, then introduces matching options: supervising physicians, GFE platforms, 503B or 503A accounts, or specialty pharmacy per-diem work, with typical terms.
Can my IV practice be listed in the directory?
Yes. Choose “List Our IV Practice in Directory” as your primary need. Listings require a named medical director, current licences for every nurse, and documented 503B/503A sourcing.