09/08/2026
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I have received several inquiries recently asking whether Treasure State Hydrate provides iron infusions, and the answer is "yes, we do"!
We work with many healthcare providers throughout Great Falls to help patients receive their prescribed iron therapy in a comfortable and convenient setting. We often serve individuals who are self-pay, have high deductibles, or simply prefer to receive their infusion with us.
If you have a qualifying diagnosis and insurance coverage, I encourage you to explore receiving treatment through a facility that can bill your insurance.
Although we offer iron infusions, we do not administer iron simply because someone feels tired or suspects their level may be low. Appropriate and current laboratory testing is required before treatment; this can be obtained through your primary care provider or specialist you routinely see.
Symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, headaches, brain fog, shortness of breath, and hair loss can occur with iron deficiency, but they can also be caused by many other conditions. Treating symptoms without confirming the diagnosis could delay identification of the underlying problem. It is important to know the "why" someone is iron deficient.
Giving iron when it is not needed, or administering more than the body requires, can lead to iron overload and potentially affect the liver, heart, and other organs. IV iron can also cause nausea, flushing, dizziness, blood-pressure changes, low phosphorus levels, infusion-site irritation or permanent skin staining, and, rarely, a serious allergic reaction.
At Treasure State Hydrate, iron infusions are treated as medical therapy, not simply another wellness add-on. Requiring appropriate lab work is not intended to create a barrier. It is how we ensure your treatment is necessary, individualized, and provided as safely as possible. 🤍
If your provider has recommended an iron infusion, please contact us to learn more about our requirements and cost.
