The encore ran long and the parking lot ran longer. Wellness Angels, our nurses and nurse practitioners, come to your Tinley Park home, hotel room or party.
Reboot
A mineral blend and a B-vitamin complex. The Morning After contains ondansetron, a prescription anti-nausea medication, given only when a provider orders it.
Book an AngelQuench
Vitamin C, a B-vitamin complex and a mineral blend of magnesium, zinc, manganese and copper, for the Sunday after a long Saturday show.
Book an AngelRecovery & Performance
Vitamin C, a B-vitamin complex, an amino acid blend and a mineral blend, for a weekend with a show on both nights.
Book an AngelPure IV Hydration
Saline, the sterile salt-water IV fluid, in a 500 ml or 1,000 ml bag with no vitamins. For the day after tailgating in July heat.
Book an AngelTimeless
NAC, an amino acid the body uses to make glutathione, with magnesium, vitamin B12 and a B-vitamin complex. For the afternoon of a wedding reception.
Book an AngelMobile IV Therapy in Tinley Park
For most of the year Tinley Park is a south-suburban commuter town of subdivisions and backyards, with Rock Island trains carrying people downtown every weekday morning. Then the warm weather arrives, and the amphitheater by the interstate starts setting the calendar. Show days begin in the parking lot hours before the gates open. The lawn fills as the sun goes down, and the show runs late.
The next morning is quieter, and nobody in the house is volunteering to drive anywhere.
That morning is the part we look after. Your Wellness Angel comes to wherever the night ended: the house, the hotel off the interstate, the cousin's spare room, or the banquet hall on the morning of a wedding. There is nothing to drive to, because the service is mobile only.
Choose the drip, the time and the Tinley Park address: your house, a hotel room, the office or the party. At an event, tell us which room you would like the visit in. Expect navy Blue Sky IV scrubs at the door, and a kit bag over your Wellness Angel's shoulder with everything needed to place the IV.
Before anything is placed, you have an individual health screening. It decides whether the drip you asked for is appropriate for you today, and a visit may be declined based on it. At a group visit, each guest is screened on their own. Services are provided under physician supervision where required by applicable law. Blue Sky IV provides scheduled, non-emergency wellness services. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
Once the screening is complete, your Wellness Angel places the IV and keeps an eye on it from a nearby chair. Most drips run 30 to 60 minutes, long enough for a nap or a late breakfast. Add-ons and their prices are on the IV menu. When the bag runs empty, your Wellness Angel removes the IV, packs up the kit and leaves the rest of the morning to you.
The morning after a concert needs no plan beyond staying where you landed. A Wellness Angel does the driving and sets up beside the sofa, the recliner or the bed, and the room can stay as dark as you like. Your only job is to answer the door, and even that can be delegated.
The room booked so nobody had to drive home after the show can host the visit the next morning, before checkout. With a morning slot, the drip is done by the time the bags are packed. A suite with the whole group in it works just as well as a room for one.
Nobody has to leave early for this. Wellness Angels bring the kit to the party and claim a quiet side room, well away from the speakers, while the celebration carries on next door. Our Groups & Events page covers how a group visit works.
Serving: Evanston Highland Park Schaumburg Naperville Hinsdale Oak Park Orland Park Tinley Park
Show weekends change the addresses, not the visit. It might be a friend's basement, a hotel room booked for the night or the house that hosted the pre-show party. On a quiet Tuesday in March, it is more likely to be your own kitchen table. Cook County side or Will County side, the whole village is covered. Past the village limits, the service area takes in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs across Cook, DuPage, Lake, McHenry, Will, Kane, DeKalb and Winnebago counties.
Yes. Choose that morning when you book and give us the address, whether that is home or wherever you ended up staying. The simplest approach is to settle the time when the tickets are bought, so the morning is arranged before the show even starts. The visit opens with an individual health screening and the drip follows it, so pick an hour with space for both.
It could. Pick an afternoon time at home or at the hotel. Most drips run 30 to 60 minutes. The longer one is NAD+, which is given slowly, over 2 to 4 hours depending on the dose, because a faster infusion can cause flushing or nausea. Keep NAD+ for a day with nothing else planned, and save the pre-show slot for a shorter drip.
Yes. Hotel rooms are on the list along with homes, offices and events. Give us the hotel's name and the room number at booking, and the whole visit happens in the room, from the individual health screening to the moment the IV comes out. If checkout is at a set time, choose a time well before it, so the visit never has to be hurried.
Yes. A party at your house counts as an event. Before any drip is placed, each guest goes through their own health screening, and a visit may be declined based on it. The Groups & Events page has the details of a group visit.
Cloud Nine has vitamin C, a B-vitamin complex and a mineral blend. Blue Sky Rehydrate is just saline, with no vitamins. The Morning After has the B-vitamin complex and the mineral blend without the vitamin C, plus a prescription medication given only when a provider orders it, named on its card above. Whichever you choose, your individual health screening has the final say on whether it is appropriate for you. How people feel varies.
After the Last Song
Whatever time the show let out, the morning visit starts at your Tinley Park door. Pick a time. We'll show up.
