IV Therapy for Residents Near The Gates of Prosper
The homes along the Gates of Prosper corridor still look like they just finished construction, because most of them did. Two-story builds, stone facades, three-car garages, big lots. They fill with young families who moved north from Frisco or McKinney for newer construction and a little more room. It is a good life. It also runs you down by midweek.
That is where we come in. 360 IV Infusion and Wellness is a boutique IV therapy studio a few minutes west on Prosper Trail, founded and led by Oge Ogundu, DNP, MSN, RN. Every session is physician-supervised and RN-administered, and the IV bags come from FDA-registered 503A and 503B compounding pharmacies that follow strict quality and safety standards. The team has been delivering IV infusions across DFW for years, long before the brick-and-mortar opened. The clinical foundation is real. The boutique warmth is what brings people back.
Here is what we usually see from clients in this part of Prosper:
- Parents running on no sleep who cannot shake the foggy, dragging feeling
- Remote workers who sit upstairs for ten hours and forget to drink water until the headache hits
- Active adults who train nearby and want faster recovery support
- Anyone worn down by a long North Texas allergy season
One thing sets the visits here apart, and it comes straight from Oge's nursing background. We do not lead with a service. When you walk in, we ask why you came in and what you are actually looking for, then point you toward what fits. A client recently booked a cognitive drip; after a few questions about why she felt so run down, we steered her to our energy IV instead. Same price. It was just the right call. That is the whole idea: no hard sell, no VIP tiers, every client treated as VIP.
Before your first session you complete a Good Faith Exam, a one-time $35 telehealth assessment that is good for a full year and covers everything we offer in-house. Most IV therapy sessions run between $150 and $450 depending on the drip, and we confirm the price before anything begins.
"I came in feeling completely under the weather and left feeling like I could run a marathon. The hydration IV with B12 was exactly what my body needed. Within hours, my energy was back and I felt like myself again."
— Christina P., Google review
A Newer Community Built for Active Living
This is one of the neighborhoods that went up as Prosper transformed from open fields and gas stations into one of the fastest-growing towns in North Texas. Clean streets, sidewalks that connect to trails, a community pool that stays packed from May through September. The families here are young, active, and busy.
That pace catches up with people. With Children's Health Stadium just up the road, home to four high schools' worth of football, soccer, and swim athletes, our recovery and Immune Boost drips see a steady rhythm around tournament weekends and the start of each school year. The rest of the week it is the work-from-home crowd, the long upstairs-office days, and the run-down feeling that no amount of water seems to fix.
IV therapy supports your body when water alone is not cutting it. Every session runs in a private suite, not an open room next to strangers, and the massage chairs are the kind that make people forget they came in for a treatment. One service worth knowing about: our compression therapy room. Nearly everyone who books it falls asleep mid-session, which is exactly the point. People come in drained and leave saying they feel like themselves again.
Because this is a neighborhood where people actually talk to their neighbors, word travels. One person tries an Immune Boost drip before cold season, mentions it at the pool, and a few more families from the same street turn up. The Gates of Prosper drew people who are proactive about how they live. Proactive wellness fits right in.
"Very impressed with the service. Dr. Oge explained the services before I started and answered all my questions. A very clean environment and all the equipment is new and comfortable. I'll recommend this place to anyone who cares about the quality of service they receive."
— Elizabeth A., Google review
Getting Here from The Gates of Prosper
The drive is about as simple as it gets. You are close, and you will not touch a highway.
- Head out of The Gates of Prosper and turn west onto Prosper Trail.
- Stay on W Prosper Trail past the Kroger Marketplace intersection.
- We are at 1630 W. Prosper Trail, #110, on the south side of the road, in the business complex just west of where Prosper Trail meets Coit.
No tollway merges, no US-380 traffic. The Gates of Prosper sits right along the Prosper Trail corridor, so you are practically already on our street. Most clients from the neighborhood tell us the whole trip takes a few minutes door to door. The building sits back a little, so the first visit can feel like a hidden spot, but once you pull into the lot you will see us in Suite 110 with parking right out front.
You can knock out your $35 Good Faith Exam from your couch before you ever come in, so your first visit is smooth from the moment you walk through the door. Throw on a comfortable shirt with easy sleeve access and head over. Once you are settled into a private suite, our skilled nurses handle the rest. We drive past your neighborhood every morning on the way in. When we say we are your neighborhood option, that is just geography.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from clients near The Gates of Prosper.
How far is the drive from The Gates of Prosper to your IV therapy location?
A few minutes, with no highway. Head west on Prosper Trail and stay on it past the Kroger Marketplace. We are at 1630 W Prosper Trail #110, on the south side of the road, just west of where Prosper Trail meets Coit. Plenty of clients stop in after school drop-off or on the way back from a grocery run.
What do I need to do before my first IV therapy visit?
One thing: a Good Faith Exam. It is a five-to-ten-minute telehealth assessment, $35, that you can finish from your couch before you ever come in. It is required by the state, it is a one-time step good for a full year, and it covers every service we offer in-house. Wear a comfortable shirt with easy sleeve access and that is all the prep you need.
Is parking easy when visiting from The Gates of Prosper neighborhood?
Yes. Pull into the business complex just west of Prosper Trail and Coit, and you will find open spots right out front of Suite 110. The lot stays quiet even on busy afternoons. The building sits back a little, so first-timers sometimes think it is hard to find, but once you are in the lot it is simple.
Ready to Get Started?
Book online in a couple of taps, or call us with any questions at (469) 762-9411. We are a few minutes west of The Gates of Prosper at 1630 W. Prosper Trail, #110, Prosper, TX 75078.
"You can tell they prioritize both safety and client experience. I received IV hydration and left feeling refreshed, energized, and recharged. If you're looking for a high-end wellness lounge in Prosper, this is the place to go."
— MayRay O., Google review
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Getting to 360 IV From The Gates of Prosper
From The Gates of Prosper, head west on Prosper Trail past the Kroger Marketplace and stay on it to 1630 W. Prosper Trail, #110, on the south side of the road just west of where Prosper Trail meets Coit. It is a few minutes door to door with no highway. Use the map for turn-by-turn directions, or call ahead at 469-762-9411.