09/23/2026
What’s Actually Left in Your Vein During an IV?
One question we hear often is, “Does the needle stay in my arm during my entire infusion?" No! 🤍
When we start an IV, a small needle is used to access the vein. Once the vein is accessed, the needle is removed. What remains in the vein is a small, soft, flexible catheter that allows your infusion to be administered comfortably.
At RenewYou, we believe IV therapy should be about more than hydration — your safety and comfort come first.
👩⚕️ Experienced Registered Nurses
Our IVs are placed by experienced RNs who are trained in IV insertion and understand the importance of proper vein selection, sterile technique, and careful monitoring throughout your infusion.
🩹 Comfort Options
We know that needles can make some patients nervous. For those who prefer additional comfort, we offer numbing options prior to IV insertion to help make the experience more comfortable.
🛡️ Safety Every Step of the Way
Your RN will assess your vein and IV site, monitor your infusion, and check the site throughout your treatment. If you experience discomfort, swelling, burning, or anything that doesn't feel right, we want you to tell us immediately.
Your IV experience should never feel rushed. We take the time to place your IV carefully, monitor you throughout your treatment, and make your comfort and safety a priority.
Experienced hands. Thoughtful care. Your safety comes first.
📍 RenewYou IV Hydration & Wellness 307B Cleveland Street, Blairsville, GA, 30512.
📱706-745-8170