Find out in 60 seconds. The TrueEval IV Therapy Compliance Tracker grades your IV operation — gym IV bar, mobile IV, IV lounge, or concierge IV — against the 15 compliance signals state medical boards, pharmacy boards, and Departments of Health have specifically cited in 2025-2026 enforcement. Free. No login. Your data stays yours.
Who performs evaluation, screening for contraindications, returning-patient review
RN administration, prescriber supervision, USP <797> aseptic standards, ingredient sourcing
State facility licensure, emergency protocols, medical director, chart documentation
No email required to see your score. Optional email gate for the downloadable PDF report.
Where the grades come from. The 15 questions and their weights are derived from publicly available state medical board disciplinary orders, state pharmacy board enforcement actions, DEA bulletins, FDA guidance, and current statutes. We track these continuously through our regulatory intelligence system and consolidate them into one place so operators don't have to read 50 state board newsletters to know where the risk is.
The role AI plays. AI helps us summarize and condense the source material into usable assessment questions. The scoring itself is deterministic — same inputs always produce the same score, and the rubric is published below in the questions you'll see. There is no AI black box deciding your grade.
What this is not. TrueEval is not a law firm or an accounting firm. This tool is informational; it is not legal, accounting, or medical advice, and it does not create an attorney-client, accountant-client, or provider-patient relationship. If your results surface material gaps, consult qualified healthcare counsel licensed in your state before making business decisions.
Yes. The tracker is free as a public resource. We want IV therapy operators — gym IV bars, mobile IV, brick-and-mortar IV lounges, concierge IV — to know whether they're exposed to state DOH and medical board action before they receive a complaint. Your results are private to you.
IV therapy is the practice of medicine in every state, but the regulatory framework varies dramatically. Some states require physician on-site supervision for RN administration, others require facility licensure, several have specific anti-aging-clinic registration requirements. The infusion ingredients (compounded NAD+, glutathione, peptide additives) layer on FDA and pharmacy-board compliance. Mobile operations add multi-state jurisdiction questions. Operators frequently miss one of these layers.
Yes. Even non-prescription vitamin formulations administered via IV are the practice of medicine. State medical boards require prescriber oversight, standing orders, and a designated medical director. Operating an IV clinic without medical-director oversight is among the most frequently cited deficiencies in 2025-2026 enforcement.
Mobile IV is permitted in most states, but the rules of the state where the patient is treated apply (not the home state of the provider). Mobile operators must verify per-state licensure of providers, supervision requirements, and any state-specific mobile-clinic registration. Multi-state mobile operations are particularly high-risk if not state-specifically structured.
IV therapy enforcement has accelerated meaningfully in 2025-2026 after several patient-harm events made the news. Common gaps include unsupervised RN administration, undocumented GFE, unverified product sourcing, and facility-licensure shortfalls. Every gap is fixable. Take the full Compliance Assessment and we'll map the top 3 to fix in your specific state.