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Replenish 360, A Division of PDRE LLC
Clinic + mobile5.0(318)on GoogleLocated in Palm Desert
Why it ranks: 5.0★ across 318 reviews; 5 treatments offered.
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Independent rankings · never pay-to-rankUpdated July 2026
Mobile IV Therapy in Palm Springs
Mobile IV therapy brings the drip to your home, hotel, or event anywhere in Palm Springs — no waiting room, no driving afterward. It's the fastest-growing way to get an infusion, ideal when you'd rather recover in place than travel afterward. Below are the Palm Springs providers that come to you, ranked independently on quality.
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Top mobile & concierge IV in Palm Springs
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The #1-ranked mobile & concierge IV provider in Palm Springs is Replenish 360, A Division of PDRE LLC (IV Scout score 61.3/100), of 6 providers ranked independently.
- Ranked providers
- 6
- Updated
- July 2026
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PS Vitamin Infusions
Clinic + mobile5.0(158)on GoogleLocated in Palm Springs
Why it ranks: 5.0★ across 158 reviews; detailed, up-to-date profile.
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Fusion Hydration Rancho Mirage
Clinic + mobile4.9(70)on GoogleLocated in Rancho Mirage
Why it ranks: 4.9★ across 70 reviews; detailed, up-to-date profile.
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Replenish 360, A Division of PDRE LLC (El Paseo)
Clinic + mobile4.9(46)on GoogleLocated in Palm Desert
Why it ranks: 4.9★ across 46 reviews; 4 treatments offered.
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5.0(22)on GoogleLocated in Palm Desert
Why it ranks: 5.0★ across 22 reviews; detailed, up-to-date profile.
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Refreshd Mobile IV Therapy — Palm Springs
Clinic + mobile4.1(9)on GoogleLocated in Palm Springs
Why it ranks: 4.1★ across 9 reviews; detailed, up-to-date profile.
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How were these Palm Springs mobile & concierge IV providers ranked?+
Independently — on Google review quality, listed credentials, treatment breadth, profile completeness, and freshness. Payment never changes the order. See our methodology.
IV Scout's treatment and safety content is independently researched and fact-checked against published clinical sources — including the Cleveland Clinic, the U.S. FDA, and the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements — which are cited on every guide. Our editorial standards.