At California Infusion Centers, we provide two types of care under one roof. Prescription-based infusion therapy ordered by your specialist, plus elective wellness IV services for hydration and nutrient support.
If your treatment is medically necessary (for example a biologic infusion) we coordinate with your prescribing provider and follow the required monitoring and safety protocols. If your visit is wellness-focused (for example hydration or vitamin IV therapy) your plan is still guided by a licensed clinician, with screening for safety, contraindications, and appropriate dosing.
No matter which service you book, infusions are delivered by licensed professionals in a private setting with documented protocols and clear communication. Compounded medications, when used, are not FDA-approved and are evaluated for appropriateness on an individual basis.
From prescription biologics to hydration and nutrient IV drips, we offer a wide range of services designed to match your care plan and preferences. Some services may be eligible for insurance when medically necessary and properly authorized, while elective wellness services are typically cash-pay and do not replace primary or specialty medical care.
Below are the core categories patients ask us about most often.
| Treatment Type | Common Uses | Medications & Compounds | Insurance Accepted? | Appointment Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biologic Infusions | Autoimmune, neurologic, and inflammatory conditions (as prescribed) | Remicade, Tepezza, Ocrevus, Stelara, etc. | Yes | 1.5 to 3 hours |
| IV Vitamin Therapy | Hydration support, nutrient replenishment, wellness support | Vitamin blends, antioxidants (for example glutathione), NAD+ protocols when appropriate | Cash-pay | 45 min to 1 hour+ |
| Peptide Therapy | Clinician-guided wellness support, varies by individualized plan | Prescribed peptide-related therapies may involve FDA-approved prescription medications (when clinically indicated) or compounded formulations when appropriate, based on a clinician’s assessment. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and do not undergo the same FDA review for safety, effectiveness, or quality as approved medications. | Cash-pay | Varies (in-clinic administration or clinician-directed plan when appropriate) |
At California Infusion Centers, patients choose us not only for our clinical expertise, but for the way we care. From the moment you walk in, you’re treated like a person—not a chart. With experienced providers, comfortable private suites, and clear, honest communication, we make sure every aspect of your infusion experience feels supportive, safe, and centered around you.
At California Infusion Centers, we’re proud to deliver more than just treatment—we provide a care experience built on trust, expertise, and genuine compassion. See what real patients have to say about their journeys with our clinical team, personalized therapies, and welcoming environment.
If you’re new to infusion therapy or simply want to understand how our treatments work, we’ve got you covered.
Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about our services, insurance, safety protocols, and what to expect during your visit at California Infusion Centers.
Infusion times vary depending on the medication. Biologic infusions may take 1.5 to 3 hours, while IV vitamin therapy usually lasts 45 minutes to 1 hour.
All infusions are administered by licensed medical professionals and monitored throughout the session. We follow strict safety and infection control protocols in a private, medical-grade setting. Individual experiences may vary.
Yes. We accept most major insurance plans for physician-prescribed biologic infusions. Our team verifies benefits and manages pre-authorizations as needed. IV vitamin and peptide services are elective wellness treatments and not typically covered by insurance.
You’ll relax in a private suite equipped with a recliner, entertainment options, and refreshments. Your vitals will be monitored throughout your session by a licensed nurse.
Disclaimer: IV hydration, vitamin therapy, and peptide services may be offered as elective wellness options intended to support hydration and general well-being. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease and they do not replace care from your physician. Prescription-based infusions are administered under medical supervision and based on orders from your prescribing provider. Compounded medications, when used, are not FDA-approved. Individual results vary and no specific outcomes are guaranteed.
