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About IV Hydreight Inc.
Hydreight was incorporated on April 10, 2018, in the State of Nevada, United States. Hydreight was founded to fill an ever evolving void between patients and healthcare professionals and service advisors and bridge the gap between corporate practice of medicine, legal compliance and customer convenience. Hydreight’s licenses, medical director offering, and technology allow med-spas as well as healthcare professionals, such as nurses, to be able to offer their services, which includes IV drip, Botox, COVID-19 testing, and other medical and medispa treatments at a location of the customer’s choice (for example, home, office, hotels, or other locations outside of hospitals and medical clinics). It aims to be a one stop shop for service provides to monetize their credentials outside of a fixed setting such as a hospital or medical clinic.
Once a robust legal structure was established for Hydreight, leveraging a friendly professional corporation model, Hydreight set about building a custom piece of software that complimented the overall vision of a compliant Uber-style mobile medicine application. In tandem with the software build, Hydreight set up a network, overseen by a medical director, that has the capability to provide mobile health and wellness services across all 50 states, thereby supporting the overall business model.
Hydreight was incorporated on April 10, 2018, in the State of Nevada, United States. Hydreight was founded to fill an ever evolving void between patients and healthcare professionals and service advisors and bridge the gap between corporate practice of medicine, legal compliance and customer convenience. Hydreight’s licenses, medical director offering, and technology allow med-spas as well as healthcare professionals, such as nurses, to be able to offer their services, which includes IV drip, Botox, COVID-19 testing, and other medical and medispa treatments at a location of the customer’s choice (for example, home, office, hotels, or other locations outside of hospitals and medical clinics). It aims to be a one stop shop for service provides to monetize their credentials outside of a fixed setting such as a hospital or medical clinic.
Once a robust legal structure was established for Hydreight, leveraging a friendly professional corporation model, Hydreight set about building a custom piece of software that complimented the overall vision of a compliant Uber-style mobile medicine application. In tandem with the software build, Hydreight set up a network, overseen by a medical director, that has the capability to provide mobile health and wellness services across all 50 states, thereby supporting the overall business model.
