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Hydration Infusions

Hydration Infusions Explained

Fast rehydration to restore energy, focus, and balance.

  • Hydration infusions deliver fluids directly into your bloodstream to quickly correct dehydration and support recovery
  • Most infusions involve either normal saline (0.9%) or Hartmann’s solution, depending on your doctor’s instructions.
  • These treatments are commonly used when oral fluids aren’t enough or can’t be tolerated due to illness, fatigue, or recovery from surgery.
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Conditions Treated

Hydration infusions may be prescribed for:

  • Dehydration due to illness or vomiting
  • Gastroenteritis or food poisoning
  • Heat exhaustion or travel-related dehydration
  • Post-operative recovery
  • Poor fluid intake in elderly or palliative care patients
  • Support during cancer treatment or chronic illness
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What to Expect

Before booking a hydration infusion, you’ll need:

  • You’ll need a referral or prescription from your GP or specialist
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Your Appointment

On the day of your appointment:

  • You’ll be welcomed into a quiet, comfortable treatment room
  • A nurse will insert a small IV cannula to deliver the fluid
  • Treatment takes around 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your needs
  • Most patients feel noticeably better shortly after their infusion
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Pricing for Hydration Infusions

Upfront pricing, no surprises

Medication Cost

$20

Pharmacy-supplied standard saline (0.9%) or Hartmann’s solution.

Infusion Cost

$185

This covers clinical assessment, monitoring, and infusion administration in our specialised outpatient facility. A $65 surcharge applies to weekend appointments.

Concession Savings

10%Off

We offer 10% off the infusion cost for eligible concession card holders: Commonwealth Health Care Cards, Veterans Card (DVA), Seniors Health & Pensioners Concession Cards.

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