IVs now available for non-patients

Exciting News! 
We have received a lot of requests on behalf of patients' family members and friends who have a need for IV Immune therapy, and we have changed our policies to meet community demand. 
In addition to our regular patients, people who have never been seen before at Oasis can call the office when needed and schedule an "IV Immune Drip" (which is high dose vitamin C with minerals and vitamins added in) or "IV MAH" (which stands for Major Autohemotherapy with ultraviolet blood irradiation and is a form of ozone with light therapy).
Please watch my video below and if you, a family member or friends have questions or want to schedule an appointment for IVs, please contact the office at (818) 957-6909.

Have a great week, and as always, please feel free to pass this along!

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