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Iron Infusion in Baltimore

Iron infusion in Baltimore for low ferritin and iron-deficiency anemia, $425.99–$799.99 self-pay — when iron pills haven't worked, or your stomach can't take them.

Where can I get an iron infusion in Baltimore?

Vita Nova offers iron infusions in Canton, Baltimore. IV iron goes directly into your bloodstream in a 60–90 minute session, so it works even when oral iron causes nausea or constipation, or when your body can't absorb it. Sessions cost $425.99–$799.99 depending on the dose your labs call for, and most patients feel a lift in energy within one to three weeks.

You'll need recent labs (ferritin, iron panel, CBC) so the team can confirm iron deficiency and set your dose. Have them? Call (443) 563-1059 and you can usually be seen within the week. Don't have them? Call anyway — we'll help you get them.

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From $425.99 60–90 minutes Members 25% off No driver needed HSA / FSA No referral required
Iron infusion in a private suite at Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic, 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton, Baltimore MD
Private IV suite · 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton · Free parking
How it works — three steps
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Call with your labs. Ferritin, iron/TIBC and a CBC from the last 3 months. A nurse reviews them and confirms iron infusion is the right treatment.
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Book your session. Your dose and price are set from your numbers — the team tells you the exact cost before you book.
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Infusion, then follow-up labs. 60–90 minutes in a private suite; recheck ferritin in 4–8 weeks to confirm your stores are back up.
Not the right treatment for anemia caused by B12, folate or chronic disease — your labs tell us which kind you have, which is why we look at them first.
Get started with iron infusion
Because your dose depends on your labs, the first step is a short call. Have your ferritin and CBC handy if you can; if not, we'll talk you through getting them.
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💳 HSA / FSA cards accepted
🚗 Drive yourself home — no driver needed
🅿️ Free parking · Canton, Baltimore

Mon–Fri 1–8 PM · Sat 10 AM–2 PM
513 Bayview Blvd, Baltimore MD 21224
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Iron Infusion at a Glance
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For iron-deficiency anemia and low ferritin when iron pills haven't worked or can't be tolerated
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60–90 minutes, then drive yourself home. Most people feel more energy within 1–3 weeks
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$425.99–$799.99 per session, set by the dose your labs call for — you'll know the exact price before you book
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Bring recent labs (ferritin, iron panel, CBC). Don't have them? Call and we'll help you arrange them
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Usually seen within the week — no referral, no multi-week infusion-center wait
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Licensed nurses, anesthesiologist medical director. LegitScript-certified clinic in Canton. Members 25% off
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Does this sound like you?

Tired in a Way Sleep Doesn't Fix? — Low Iron Is One of the Most Common Reasons

Iron deficiency creeps up slowly, and a lot of people live with it for years thinking it's just stress or a busy life. If several of these are familiar and your doctor has mentioned low ferritin or anemia, an iron infusion may be the fastest way to feel like yourself again.

  • ●Exhausted by mid-afternoon no matter how much you slept
  • ●Short of breath climbing stairs you used to take easily
  • ●Brain fog, trouble concentrating, low mood
  • ●Heavy periods, or recently postpartum
  • ●Hair shedding, brittle nails, cold hands and feet
  • ●Restless legs, or craving ice
  • ●Iron pills gave you nausea or constipation, so you stopped
  • ●Took iron faithfully for months and your ferritin barely moved
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Heavy periods

The most common cause of iron deficiency in women. Monthly loss that food and supplements can't keep up with.

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After giving birth

Blood loss at delivery plus the demands of breastfeeding can leave iron stores empty for months.

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Can't tolerate iron pills

Nausea, cramping and constipation stop most people before they reach a dose that actually works.

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Gut absorption problems

Crohn's, celiac, gastric bypass or a sleeve mean oral iron may never be absorbed, no matter the dose.

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Endurance athletes

Distance runners lose iron through training and often respond poorly to pills.

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Pills just didn't work

Took oral iron consistently and your numbers still won't move. It happens more than you'd think.

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Why an infusion instead of pills

Why Iron Pills Fail So Many People — and Why IV Iron Doesn't

Oral iron
The dose that works is the dose your stomach hates

To raise ferritin meaningfully you need 100–200 mg of elemental iron a day, and at that dose most people get nausea, cramping or constipation and quietly cut back. Even when you tolerate it, only a small fraction is absorbed, and inflammation, coffee, calcium and gut conditions reduce it further. Months of effort can produce very little change.

IV iron
The full dose, straight into the bloodstream, no stomach involved

An infusion puts the entire dose where it's needed in one 60–90 minute session. There's nothing to absorb and nothing to upset your stomach. Ferritin and hemoglobin rise faster and more predictably, and for people with gut conditions it's the only route that works. Some patients do one or two infusions and then maintain with a low, tolerable oral dose.

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Why here

Why Patients Come to Vita Nova for Iron — Instead of Waiting

Many patients can get an iron infusion through their insurance at a hospital infusion center. The reasons people choose to come to us instead are practical.

You're seen this week, not next month

Hospital infusion centers often have multi-week waits and need a referral and prior authorization first. Bring your labs, and we can usually schedule you within days.

The price is the price

Your dose is set from your labs and you're told the exact cost before you book — no surprise facility fees or a bill months later. HSA and FSA cards accepted.

A private suite, not a shared bay

Your own recliner in a quiet room with a nurse who stays with you, in a clinic run by a board-certified anesthesiologist on the Johns Hopkins faculty.

Follow-through

We recheck your ferritin at 4–8 weeks, tell you plainly whether you need another session, and coordinate with your own doctor if you'd like us to.

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How to get started

Three Steps From Tired to Treated — Starting With a Phone Call

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Call with your labs

A nurse reviews your ferritin, iron panel and CBC (from the last 3 months) and confirms iron infusion is the right treatment for your kind of anemia.

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Book your session

Your dose and exact price are set from your numbers. Most patients are scheduled within the week. First visit includes a short intake.

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Infuse, then recheck

60–90 minutes in a private suite, then drive yourself home. Follow-up labs at 4–8 weeks confirm your stores are back up.

Why we look at labs first. Fatigue has many causes, and not every anemia is an iron problem — low B12 or folate, and anemia from a chronic condition, look similar but need different treatment, and giving iron to someone who doesn't need it isn't appropriate. A ferritin, an iron panel (TIBC or transferrin saturation) and a CBC tell us which kind you have and how much iron you need. Don't have recent labs? Call anyway — we'll help you arrange them.

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Membership

Ongoing Iron Loss? — Vitality Circle Takes 25% Off Every Session

$319.49–$599.99 per session with membership

If you'll need periodic infusions — heavy periods and gut conditions often mean a top-up every several months — Vitality Circle ($99.99/month) takes 25% off every iron session, plus one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push). For a single infusion, you don't need it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Iron Infusion in Baltimore — Your Questions, Answered

An iron infusion at Vita Nova in Baltimore costs $425.99 to $799.99 per session, depending on the iron dose your labs call for; you're told the exact price before you book. Vitality Circle members pay 25% less ($319.49–$599.99). The price covers a 60–90 minute session in a private suite with a licensed nurse and physician oversight. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
An iron infusion delivers iron directly into the bloodstream through an IV to treat iron-deficiency anemia and low ferritin. It's for people whose iron pills caused nausea or constipation, whose ferritin didn't rise despite taking them, or who can't absorb oral iron because of conditions like Crohn's, celiac or gastric bypass. Common causes treated at Vita Nova are heavy periods, postpartum blood loss and endurance training.
You need recent labs — ferritin, an iron panel (TIBC or transferrin saturation) and a CBC from the last three months — but no referral. The labs confirm your anemia is from iron deficiency rather than B12, folate or a chronic condition, and set your dose. Bring results from your doctor, or call (443) 563-1059 and Vita Nova will help you arrange them.
An iron infusion at Vita Nova takes 60 to 90 minutes, plus a short intake on your first visit. It feels like any IV — a brief pinch when the line goes in, then nothing. You sit in a private recliner and can read or work. Some people notice a mild headache or a metallic taste; serious reactions are rare and a nurse monitors you throughout. You can drive yourself home.
Most people notice more energy and less breathlessness within one to three weeks of an iron infusion, as the body uses the new iron to build red blood cells. Ferritin rises within days; hemoglobin takes a few weeks to follow. Vita Nova rechecks your labs at 4–8 weeks to confirm your iron stores are back up and whether a second session is needed.
Many patients with moderate iron deficiency need one or two iron infusions to reach a healthy ferritin. People with severe deficiency, or with ongoing losses from heavy periods or a gut condition, may need a short series and then a top-up every several months. Your starting ferritin, hemoglobin and body weight determine the plan, which the Vita Nova team confirms with you before the first session.
No — iron infusions at Vita Nova are self-pay ($425.99–$799.99), though HSA and FSA cards are accepted. Insurance-covered infusions are available through hospital infusion centers, which typically require a referral, prior authorization and a multi-week wait. Patients choose Vita Nova when they'd rather be treated within the week, know the exact price up front, and have a private suite.
No. You can drive yourself home after an iron infusion at Vita Nova and go straight back to work or your day; only ketamine therapy requires a driver. Appointments are required because your dose is prepared from your labs. Call (443) 563-1059 to get started. Hours: Mon–Fri 1–8 PM, Sat 10 AM–2 PM, 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton.
Iron Infusion · Canton, Baltimore

Tired of Being Tired?
Let's Look at Your Numbers.

One call with your labs is all it takes to find out whether an iron infusion is the right fix — and if it is, you'll usually be sitting in our suite within the week.

📍 513 Bayview Blvd · Canton, Baltimore MD 21224  ·  🅿️ Free Parking
Mon–Fri: 1PM–8PM · Sat: 10AM–2PM · (443) 563-1059

Medically reviewed by Dr. Brijen L. Joshi MD — Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine · Chief of Thoracic Anesthesia, Johns Hopkins Hospital · Medical Director, Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic · View credentials →

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Medical Disclaimer: Iron infusion is a medical treatment for iron-deficiency anemia and requires laboratory confirmation and clinical review before administration. It is not appropriate for anemia not caused by iron deficiency. Patients with hemochromatosis, hemosiderosis or other iron-overload conditions should not receive iron infusion. All services are provided by licensed medical staff as anesthesiologist-led care, under the medical direction of Dr. Brijen Joshi MD at Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic, 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton, Baltimore MD 21224. (443) 563-1059. Pricing current as of August 2026 and subject to change.