Hydration Room Scales Up With 6 New Bay Area Locations

IV therapy provider Hydration Room is expanding into the Bay Area with six new locations, starting July 25 with the opening of its Campbell clinic.

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Hydration Room Scales Up With 6 New Bay Area Locations

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Hydration Room, an IV therapy provider, is expanding into the Bay Area with six new locations, starting with a clinic in Campbell on July 25. The expansion brings the company's footprint to 41 clinics across California, reflecting growing demand for wellness services.

IV therapy provider Hydration Room is expanding into the Bay Area with six new locations, starting July 25 with the opening of its Campbell clinic. The California-based wellness brand plans to follow with additional openings in Burlingame in August and in Berkeley, San Jose, San Ramon and Mountain View by fall.

The expansion brings Hydration Room’s footprint to 41 clinics across the state, reflecting growing demand for wellness services administered by licensed medical professionals. The company, founded in 2014 by anesthesiologist Dr. Brett Florie, has performed more than 1.5 million treatments to date for a client base exceeding 150,000.

“Bringing Hydration Room to the Bay Area is a major moment for us,” Dr. Florie said. “We’ve seen our treatments help everyone from busy parents and professionals to wellness seekers and athletes feel energized, rebalanced and more in control of their health. With a unique blend of clinical care and hospitality, Hydration Room is setting a new standard for wellness across California.”

The clinic offers NAD+ therapy, high-dose vitamin blends and regenerative treatments like stem cell and exosome IVs, as well as wellness injections that support skin health, weight management and mood.

“We’re thrilled to introduce Hydration Room to the Bay Area, starting with our new clinic in Campbell,” CEO Michelle Mendoza said. “This community is deeply engaged in its health, and we’re here to support them with a more modern, results-driven way to take care of their bodies at the cellular level.”

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This story was originally published by Courtney Rehfeldt in Athletech News on July 23, 2025. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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