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Vitamin infusions and injections available in Twin Peaks

Mar 19, 2025 | Health

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VitaNova in Twin Peaks has welcomed three nurses who make up The Ivy to their facility in Twin Peaks.

Registered nurses Jamie Williams, Jennifer Broderick and Olivia Williams deliver a variety of “cocktails,” delivered either intravenously or by injection to help clients’ bodies with a myriad of health issues, from vitamin deficiency to dehydration. The three RNs are under the direction of Dr. Landon Wood.

Olivia Williams also provides aesthetics such as Botox and Juvederm.

A nurse practitioner clears each client for treatment through a Zoom call.

Vitanova has offered red light therapy, cryotherapy, PEMF therapy, whole body vibration therapy, compression therapy, nutrition, massage therapy and skin care since 2021.

“Our mission at VitaNova is to bring the best care possible to the mountain communities so that we can care for our clients knowing that our staff, our providers, our equipment and our facility are the very best,” said Dr. John Bueler. “We’ve seen kids as young as 10 years old and a client who was 94 years old. We’ve assisted people with joint injuries, inflammation, autoimmune disorders, digestion, sleep issues, weight issues, stress and much, much more. We’ve improved the lives of so many clients and we intend to continue that tradition with the newest team members, The Ivy nurses.”

VitaNova is located at 726 Grass Valley Road, at the corner of Highway 189 in Twin Peaks. Call them at (909) 744-8558 or visit vitanovala.com.

For more information on The Ivy and to view their menu and pricing, visit theivy3107.clinicsites.co. To book an appointment, contact them at theivyinfusions@gmail.com.

 

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