Baja Body Mind · Rosarito
Our safety standards
Every infusion is approved and supervised by a licensed physician and backed by a written hospital-transfer plan. Here is exactly how.
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Our emergency and safety protocol
We plan for serious reactions, calmly and in writing.
- Physician supervision: every infusion is supervised by a licensed physician.
- Written hospital protocol: a written transfer protocol to a nearby hospital.
- Observation before you leave: after your infusion we observe you and check written discharge criteria. You get instructions in English before you drive or cross the border.
- Bilingual informed consent: you sign a consent form in English or Spanish that explains any emergency is handled in Mexico.
- Travel medical insurance: if you live in the US, we recommend carrying travel medical insurance that covers care in Mexico.
In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
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A physician evaluates every IV in person before it starts
Dr. Martínez reviews your health history and approves each infusion. Choosing a therapy from our price list is a request, not an order. It goes ahead only after Dr. Martínez has reviewed your history in person at the clinic and approved it.
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You get a real intake
We ask about your conditions, medications, supplements, allergies, pregnancy and any past reactions to IVs. We pay special attention to blood thinners, insulin and other diabetes medicines, heart and blood-pressure medicines, and diuretics. If you're unsure about something, we'd rather hear it now.
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Some therapies may require lab tests first
If a lab test is needed, we will tell you when planning your visit. The doctor confirms this in person.
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Your IV is placed with sterile, single-use supplies
Catheters, lines and bags are single-use, and you are monitored throughout your session.
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We check your vital signs before, during and after
We measure your blood pressure and pulse before we start, keep checking them during the infusion, and check again before you leave.
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We go slowly
We run infusions at a comfortable rate. If you feel flushing, cramping or nausea, we slow down or stop. Chest pressure, chest pain or shortness of breath is different: tell us right away. We stop the infusion, and the doctor evaluates you before anything else happens.
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We may say no, and we'll tell you why
We won't give you an infusion we don't think is appropriate for you, and we won't pressure you to buy a program.
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You can see what goes into your IV
Ask to see the vial and lot number before your infusion. We're glad to show you.
We will not start an IV if:
- a required lab result is missing or outside a safe range
- your blood pressure or other vital signs are outside a safe range that day
- you have a fever or feel acutely unwell
- you are pregnant, could be pregnant, or are breastfeeding
- you are under 18
- you have a condition, take a medication or have an allergy that makes the therapy unsafe for you