Mon–Sat · 9 AM–5 PM · 13000 Harbor Center Dr, Woodbridge, VA 22192
NAD+ infusions, done carefully
NAD+ Therapy in Woodbridge, VA
Curious about NAD+ for energy, focus or healthy aging? We give NAD+ with proper screening, a comfortable pace and a clear conversation about what it can and cannot do.
NAD+ is popular, but human research is still early. We explain what is known so you can decide with clear eyes.
Comfort comes first
NAD+ can cause flushing, nausea or chest tightness if it runs too fast. We go at a pace that keeps you comfortable.
Screened every time
A nurse practitioner reviews your health and medicines before any infusion.
How it works
What to expect
A typical NAD+ visit, step by step.
Consultation
Talk through your goals, health history and medicines, by video or in person.
Choose a dose
We start low and build up only if you tolerate it well.
Infusion
Relax in a private chair. Sessions often take 1 to 3 hours, depending on dose.
Check in
We see how you felt and decide together whether to continue.
Is it right for you?
People often ask about NAD+ when they
Feel low on energy and have already ruled out common medical causes
Want to support recovery alongside sleep, nutrition and exercise
Are interested in healthy-aging strategies
Have read about NAD+ and want an expert opinion
Prefer a supervised setting over products sold online
Want help building a broader longevity plan
Good to know
Start with the basics
Tiredness has many causes. Low iron, thyroid problems, poor sleep, low vitamin D or B12, depression and medicine side effects are common and treatable. If you have not had a check-up recently, we suggest starting with a primary-care visit and simple blood tests before NAD+.
What it costs
Clear prices, before you start
Start with a consultation.Pay per visit from $85, or use a visit included in your membership. If you go ahead with treatment, we give you the full price first, including any medicine, infusion or product, so there are never surprise bills.
We do not bill insurance. Many patients pay with an HSA or FSA card.
Lydia M. Wheeler, NP-C
Board-certified nurse practitioner and founder. Every visit ends with a plan you understand.
Early studies are interesting, but there is not yet strong evidence that NAD+ infusions improve energy or slow aging in healthy people. We will tell you what the evidence does and does not show.
With screening and a slow infusion rate, NAD+ is generally well tolerated. Common side effects are flushing, nausea and a tight feeling in the chest, which usually ease when we slow down.
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