Hydration and key nutrients delivered straight into your bloodstream, chosen by a board-certified physician who reads your history and symptoms first. Support for energy, immunity, recovery and longevity, inside a plan built around you.
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IV therapy delivers fluids and nutrients directly into your bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. Vitamin injections do something similar in a smaller volume through a quick shot.
Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones, DO, FACEP decides which one fits, or whether a deeper hormone or metabolic issue should be addressed first.
Physician-led infusions
Direct nutrient delivery
Private room
In-person appointments
Care starts with a discovery call that Dr. Sarah takes, then an in-depth assessment of your history, medications and prior labs. For the infusion, a small IV is placed in your arm or hand, usually with a brief pinch and then a cool sensation.
Before you leave, you review what to expect. A follow-up covers how you felt and whether to repeat, adjust or pause.
Discovery call
Assessment
Infusion
Follow-up
Some patients feel a lift in energy the same day, especially if they were depleted. For others the change is more subtle over several days.
How often you return is guided by how you feel, how your labs look, and where IV therapy sits inside your broader plan.
IV therapy may fit if fatigue, frequent illness or slow recovery have not improved with better sleep and oral supplements. Medications, allergies and health conditions are screened before any infusion.
Infusions are given in person at the clinic.
Fatigue that sleep will not fix
Travel and illness
Recovery and performance
Brain fog and slow recovery
Infusions & vitamin injections
You sleep, you hydrate, you take the supplements, and the tiredness stays. An infusion can help, and so can finding out what is underneath it.
Dr. Sarah reads your history and, when it helps, your labs before recommending an IV. Sometimes the answer is an infusion. Sometimes it is thyroid or hormones.
Ongoing fatigue can trace back to low nutrient status, stress, poor sleep, or a hormone or metabolic issue that routine labs called normal.
From the infusion itself to how often you return
Visit day · quiet, private room
A small IV is placed in your arm or hand. Most patients describe a brief pinch, then a gentle cool sensation as the fluids start. You can read, answer emails, or close your eyes. Someone checks on you regularly.
After · what to watch for
Some patients feel a lift in energy the same day, especially if they were depleted. For others the change is more subtle over several days. Dr. Sarah tells you what to watch for based on the infusion or injection you received.
Ongoing · guided by your labs
Frequency is guided by how you feel, how your labs look, and where IV therapy sits inside your broader plan. Some people benefit from a cluster of infusions around a demanding season. Others pair injections with hormone work.
The Lesh Lifestyle difference
Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones, DO, FACEP is a board-certified emergency physician with 12 years in practice who has cared for thousands of patients in high-stakes settings. She knows what dehydration, electrolyte imbalance and real deficiency look like, and that experience shapes every recommendation she makes here.
Board certified in Emergency Medicine through ABEM, Konenki Vetted for menopause care, and certified through Dr. Heather Hirsch. Lesh Lifestyle has cared for 2,000+ patients since 2022, and Dr. Sarah leads every plan.
The practice is family-operated, so you see the same small team each visit and they know your story. Charles Jones, RN, BSN, MBA, the Nurse Manager, leads the IV therapy program under Dr. Sarah's supervision. He has spent 20 years as a critical care nurse.
IV therapy sits inside a plan built around energy, immunity and long-term health. It is matched to how you already live and train, so the infusion supports work underway.
Patient reviews
Words from patients cared for by Dr. Sarah at Lesh Lifestyle.
Dr. Sarah truly stood out in the way she approached my care. From the very first interaction, she took the time to genuinely listen and understand my needs, never making me feel rushed or overlooked.…
Elizabeth Semmerling
Lesh Lifestyle · Sarasota
Your visit
From the discovery call Dr. Sarah personally takes through to your follow-up, here is exactly what happens at every stage of IV therapy at Lesh Lifestyle.
Step 01 · Discovery call
Every new patient starts with a call Dr. Sarah personally takes. You talk through what has changed and what you have already tried. She explains whether IV therapy fits, or whether another path should come first.
Integrative Membership
IV therapy works best when it sits inside a longer plan that keeps building between visits.
Physician-led integrative care
Infusions matched to your plan
IV therapy in Sarasota
You can get an IV almost anywhere now. Hotel lounges, drip bars, mobile vans. At Lesh Lifestyle the infusion is chosen by a board-certified physician after a real medical review.
Not a menu
Nothing is recommended until Dr. Sarah has looked at your bloodwork and what you are living with day to day.
Before anything runs
Medications, allergies and health conditions that affect safety are reviewed carefully, with space to ask questions first.
You understand why
She explains what is in the infusion and how it links back to your symptoms, in plain terms, before you decide together.
No referral needed. Telehealth in 10 states.
FAQ
What patients ask most about IV therapy and vitamin injections before booking at Lesh Lifestyle.
IV therapy may fit if fatigue, frequent illness or slow recovery have not improved with better sleep and oral supplements. Dr. Sarah evaluates your health history first, then decides whether an IV is appropriate or something else should come before it.
There is no one-size schedule. Some patients receive IV therapy only during high-demand periods or illness season, while others pair occasional infusions with ongoing hormone or integrative care. Dr. Sarah recommends a cadence, if any, based on your symptoms and lab picture.
An IV delivers fluids and nutrients into your bloodstream over a session in a private room. An injection is a quick shot that fits inside a standard office visit and takes only seconds. Dr. Sarah recommends whichever suits your situation.
You will feel a brief pinch when the IV is placed, then usually just a cool sensation in your arm as the fluids start. Many patients read or work quietly. If anything feels uncomfortable, Dr. Sarah adjusts the rate or position so the session stays easy.
Some patients feel more alert or hydrated the same day, especially if they were depleted. For others it builds quietly across the week. Dr. Sarah talks with you about what to watch for based on the specific infusion or vitamin injection you receive.
Dr. Sarah screens your medications, allergies and health conditions before any infusion.
An IV puts fluids and nutrients straight into your bloodstream, so absorption of key vitamins and minerals is more predictable than swallowing them. At Lesh Lifestyle the infusion is chosen for you. Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones, DO, FACEP starts from what you are feeling and what your bloodwork shows. Sometimes that points to a targeted infusion. Sometimes it points to a course of vitamin injections, and sometimes to a broader integrative program because deeper hormone work needs to come first. On the day, the room is quiet and private, and the IV goes into your arm or hand. You are supported and monitored throughout, and Dr. Sarah reviews what to expect before you leave.
Bring it up on your discovery call. Pregnancy and breastfeeding both change what is appropriate, and Dr. Sarah screens for them before recommending anything. As a board-certified emergency physician she is direct about the limits of what she will do, and she may ask you to speak with your obstetrician first or decline to proceed. That conversation happens well ahead of any appointment. If IV therapy is the wrong call for you right now, she says so and talks through what makes more sense for how you are feeling.
Lesh Lifestyle is a self-pay practice, so IV therapy is not billed to insurance. HSA is accepted and superbills are provided, which some patients submit to their plan for possible reimbursement. Cherry payment plans are also available. Because coverage varies plan to plan, check with your administrator before assuming anything is reimbursable. The Integrative Membership is $200 a month for patients who want ongoing physician-led care, and Dr. Sarah will explain on your discovery call how IV therapy fits inside that, or whether it belongs in your plan at all.
Most people feel well enough to drive themselves home after an IV or vitamin injection at Lesh Lifestyle. If you arrive feeling unwell or lightheaded, you may prefer to have someone drive you. Dr. Sarah will tell you at the end of your visit if she sees any reason to wait.
Not always, though it helps when symptoms are complex or long-standing. Dr. Sarah often uses existing labs and may order new ones so your IV therapy and injections line up with your actual nutrient status. Hormone and metabolic testing here happens inside a broader program, because a single panel out of context rarely answers the question you came in with. If testing changes the picture, she tells you plainly and adjusts the plan, which sometimes means IV therapy waits while something more important is addressed first.
Infusions are given in person at the downtown clinic, an easy drive from both Lakewood Ranch and Bradenton. Some patients travel in from Venice and Longboat Key for the physician-led plan behind the infusion. Telehealth covers 10 states for integrative medicine, weight loss, hormone support and mental wellness, though an infusion has to happen in the room with you. If you are comparing your options, this is where a medical assessment and a quiet, consistent team sit at the center of the experience.
You start with a discovery call that Dr. Sarah personally takes, where you discuss your symptoms and goals. If IV therapy looks like a good fit, she explains next steps for assessment and booking your first infusion or vitamin injection. You can schedule that first call online.
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