IV Recovery & Performance Therapy

IV Recovery & Performance Therapy in Colorado Springs & Lone Tree

Colorado punishes and rewards in equal measure. You get the trails, the altitude, the 14ers, and the marathons, and you also get the dehydration, the altitude headaches, and the recovery that takes three extra days you don't have. Elevation Hydration's Performance IV program is built for people who push their bodies hard and want to get back to it faster, administered in person by our team of RNs, paramedics, and EMTs.

What's in a Performance IV

  • Electrolytes and fluids to replace what altitude and hard training actually cost you
  • Amino acids and B-vitamins to support muscle recovery and energy
  • Optional add-ons like NAD+ or anti-inflammatory support, chosen based on what you're recovering from

Who This Is For

  • Runners and cyclists recovering from races or long training blocks
  • Hikers and climbers dealing with altitude sickness or post-summit fatigue
  • Weekend warriors who train hard during the week and need to bounce back fast

NAD+ for Athletes

NAD+ is a coenzyme your body relies on for cellular energy production, and levels decline with age and hard physical stress. Added to your IV, it's one of the tools we use for patients focused on recovery and sustained energy, alongside the standard electrolyte and amino acid base.

Mobile & Concierge Options

Can't get to the clinic after a long race or a big summit day? Ask about our concierge and mobile IV service, which brings the same medical team and the same IV formulations to you.

IV Recovery in Colorado Springs

Our Colorado Springs clinic sits minutes from the Pikes Peak region trail systems, making it an easy stop after a big hike, a Garden of the Gods training run, or a race weekend.

IV Recovery in Lone Tree

Our Lone Tree clinic serves the south Denver metro's active community, from Highlands Ranch trail runners to Douglas County weekend cyclists logging serious miles.

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon after a race or big hike should I get an IV?

What's the difference between this and a standard hydration IV?

Does IV therapy actually help with altitude sickness?

How often can athletes get IV therapy?

Who administers the IV?

Do you offer mobile IV service for teams or events?