Iron Infusion Therapy

Iron plays an important role in energy production, oxygen transport, cognitive function, and overall vitality. When iron levels are low, patients may experience symptoms such as fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness, headaches, hair loss, reduced exercise tolerance, restless legs, or difficulty concentrating.

For some individuals, oral iron supplements may not be enough – either because they are poorly tolerated, ineffective, or unable to restore iron levels adequately. In these cases, intravenous (IV) iron therapy may be an effective treatment option.

Why choose an iron infusion?

Iron infusions offer a simple, effective way to restore iron levels when you need a more reliable boost. Because the iron is delivered directly into the bloodstream, many patients notice a more consistent response compared to oral supplements. Treatment is done in a comfortable, supportive clinical setting where your safety and comfort are prioritized, so you can focus on feeling better and getting back to your day-to-day life.

How it Works

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Obtain a Referral

To get started, ask your family doctor to complete and submit our Iron Infusion Therapy Referral Form. Once we receive your referral, our team will review it and contact you with next steps.

Complimentary Consultation

We’ll schedule a complimentary informed consent and safety visit to review your referral, discuss the treatment process, answer any questions you may have, and ensure iron infusion therapy is appropriate for you.

Begin Treatment

If iron infusion therapy is recommended, we’ll schedule your infusion appointments. You’ll pick up your iron prescription and bring it to the clinic, where our team will guide and monitor you throughout your treatment.

Referral Form

Referring healthcare providers can use the form below to request IV iron infusion therapy for their patients at The Longevity Lab. Completed forms can be submitted by fax or email, and our team will contact the patient to coordinate care.

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No Family Doctor?

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If you do not have a family doctor, you can book a new patient appointment with our nurse practitioner. They will assess your symptoms, order any necessary blood work, review your results, and determine whether iron therapy is appropriate. If indicated, they can prescribe iron and coordinate your infusion treatment at our clinic.

pricing

Iron Infusion Only

(for patients with a referral)

Informed Consent & Safety Visit – $0

Infusion Service Fee – $250

Assessment + Iron Infusion

(for patients without a referral)

New Patient Visit with Nurse Practitioner – $265

New Patient Visit with

Nurse Practitioner – $265

Infusion Service Fee – $250

Frequently asked questions

Common causes include inadequate dietary intake, heavy menstrual bleeding, pregnancy, blood loss, certain gastrointestinal conditions, and reduced iron absorption.

Iron status is commonly evaluated using tests such as ferritin, hemoglobin, transferrin saturation (TSAT), and a complete blood count (CBC). Your healthcare provider will determine which tests are appropriate for your situation.

Some individuals may experience symptoms associated with iron deficiency despite having hemoglobin levels within the normal range. A healthcare provider can assess whether iron deficiency may be contributing to symptoms.

Many people experience digestive side effects from oral iron supplements, including nausea, constipation, stomach discomfort, or diarrhea. IV iron therapy may be considered when oral iron is not well tolerated.

Iron plays an important role in oxygen transport and energy production. Low iron levels may contribute to reduced endurance, decreased exercise capacity, and prolonged recovery in some individuals.

Initial iron infusion appointments typically take approximately 90–120 minutes.

Because patient comfort and safety are our priority, appointment times can occasionally vary. In some cases, infusion rates may need to be adjusted for comfort, or additional observation time may be recommended following treatment. We encourage patients to allow for some extra time in their schedule when attending appointments.

Many patients notice improvements in energy, exercise tolerance, and other symptoms within a few weeks, although the timeline varies depending on the severity of iron deficiency and individual factors.

The number of infusions required depends on your iron levels, underlying cause of deficiency, symptoms, and the specific iron product being used. Some patients require a single infusion, while others may need additional treatment.

Yes. If the underlying cause of iron deficiency is not addressed, iron stores can decline over time. Follow-up blood work may be recommended to monitor your levels.