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Ozone IV Therapy IV Therapy in Yuma, Arizona

Oxygen-rich therapy for cellular regeneration

Medically reviewed by Jonathan Belmore, MD|Updated 2026-06-01
$150 – $350 per session~60 minutesYuma, AZ
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Ozone IV Therapy IV Therapy in Yuma

IVList lists 2 providers offering Ozone IV Therapy IV therapy in Yuma, Arizona — including AleraCare Infusion Center - Yuma, Onvida Health Outpatient Infusion Therapy. All are in-clinic locations, with an average rating of 4.7★ across local reviews. Compare pricing and book Ozone IV Therapy below.

With a population of 145,839, Yuma has a growing IV therapy market. 6 local providers offer treatments including hangover recovery, Myers' Cocktail, NAD+ infusions, and hydration drips. IV therapy sessions in Yuma typically range from $99 to $500 depending on the treatment. Visit a local IV clinic in Yuma County for your session.

What is Ozone IV Therapy IV Therapy?

Ozone IV therapy (also called Major Autohemotherapy or MAH) involves drawing blood from the patient, exposing it to medical-grade ozone gas, and reinfusing the ozonated blood. Ozone (O3) reacts with blood components to produce bioactive molecules that stimulate antioxidant defense systems, enhance oxygen delivery to tissues, modulate the immune system, and exert antimicrobial effects. Used in integrative medicine for chronic infections, Lyme disease, autoimmune conditions, chronic fatigue, and as a general wellness and anti-aging protocol.

Key Benefits

  • Enhanced oxygen delivery to tissues
  • Antioxidant enzyme stimulation
  • Immune system modulation
  • Antimicrobial effects
  • Chronic infection support
  • Anti-inflammatory activity
  • Cellular energy enhancement

Best For

  • Chronic Lyme disease support
  • Chronic viral infections
  • Autoimmune condition support
  • Anti-aging and longevity
  • Chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia
  • Mold illness recovery
  • General integrative wellness

Ozone IV Therapy Pricing in Yuma

Local pricing estimates based on market data for Yuma, Arizona.

Starting From

$150

Typical High

$350

Session Length

60 min

Prices vary by provider, add-ons, and mobile vs. clinic delivery. Mobile services may add a $25–$50 travel fee.

What's in a Ozone IV Therapy IV Drip?

Medical-grade Ozone Gas (O3)Patient's Own Blood (autohemotherapy)Normal Saline (for IV ozone drips)

Ozone IV Therapy IV Providers in Yuma

2 listed

AleraCare Infusion Center - Yuma

Medical Clinic
4.8(28 reviews)
2110 W 24th St A, Yuma, AZ 85364
(888) 209-8874
aleracare.com/location/yuma-infusion-center/

Drips Available

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Onvida Health Outpatient Infusion Therapy

Medical Clinic
4.6(91 reviews)
1320 W 24th St, Yuma, AZ 85364
(928) 336-7304
onvidahealth.org/location/outpatient-infusion-therapy/

Drips Available

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FAQ — Ozone IV Therapy IV Therapy in Yuma

Ozone IV Therapy IV therapy in Yuma, Arizona typically costs $150–$350 per session. That range reflects the 2 Yuma providers offering Ozone IV Therapy in our directory. Mobile visits usually add a $25–$50 travel fee, and add-ons or multi-session packages can change the total.
IVList lists 2 Yuma providers offering Ozone IV Therapy, including AleraCare Infusion Center - Yuma. Most operate as in-clinic locations in and around Yuma. Listed Yuma providers average 4.7★ in reviews. Compare them on this page and request a quote to get matched.
A Ozone IV Therapy IV session in Yuma typically takes about 60 minutes, plus 10–15 minutes for intake at your first visit.
Ozone IV Therapy is most often used for Chronic Lyme disease support, Chronic viral infections, Autoimmune condition support, Anti-aging and longevity. Ozone IV therapy (also called Major Autohemotherapy or MAH) involves drawing blood from the patient, exposing it to medical-grade ozone gas, and reinfusing the ozonated blood.
Ozone IV Therapy IV therapy is generally safe when administered by a licensed RN or NP at a reputable Yuma provider operating under a medical director. It may not be appropriate for people with G6PD deficiency (absolute contraindication), Active bleeding or hemorrhage, Hyperthyroidism (untreated) — always complete a health intake first.
Our current Yuma listings for Ozone IV Therapy are in-clinic, but mobile IV service is expanding across Arizona. Ask local providers about home or hotel delivery, which usually adds a $25–$50 travel fee.

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