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IV therapy in Old Town Temecula. Walk in.

28282 Old Town Front Street — at the north entrance to Old Town, in the middle of wine country. No appointments needed, no group minimum, come on your own. From $135, and most visits take 45 to 60 minutes.

Hours and directions

Monday10:15am — 4:00pm
Tuesday9:00am — 4:00pm
Wednesday10:15am — 4:00pm
Thursday9:00am — 4:00pm
Friday10:15am — 4:00pm
Saturday — SundayBy appointment

Weekends are by appointment — book a single chair or the whole clinic for a group.

Venti Old Town Plaza
28282 Old Town Front St
Temecula, CA 92590
(951) 501-4325

We're the plaza just before the Old Town post office, at the top of Front Street. That's the easiest way to find us.

From I-15: take the Rancho California Road exit, head west, then turn south onto Old Town Front Street. After the gas station, on your left, is Venti Old Town Plaza — the Penfolds Cafe, liquor store and La Favorita Ranch building, just before the post office.

Coming up Front Street from inside Old Town: we're the next plaza after the post office, before you reach Rancho California Road.

Front Street has an ironwork arch at each end of Old Town and we're north of the north one, so if you're under an arch you haven't got here yet. Free parking in the lot out front, so you're not hunting for a space on Front Street.

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No appointments needed

Walk in during opening hours and you'll be screened, treated and out. No appointment, no group minimum, and no need to call first.

If you'd rather lock in a time, book online or call. Either works.

The GoTime Health & IV storefront at 28282 Old Town Front Street, with IV therapy, testosterone replacement and medical weight loss lettered on the windows
28282 Old Town Front St — next door to the pizza place, with free parking right out front.
Inside the Old Town Temecula clinic: treatment recliners along one wall and the reception desk
Inside. Peter screens you and places the line himself.

On the menu

Who shows up

Peter O'Brien, a board-certified family nurse practitioner with six years in an intensive care unit and eight in urgent care. He evaluates you, decides what's appropriate and places the line himself.

Everyone is screened first: allergies, heart, kidneys, breathing, past infusion reactions, pregnancy. If you shouldn't have one, you won't get one.

Full menu and screening details

Bringing a group? Book out the clinic.

Call with the address, the headcount and the time.