Arianne D. Nagar, known as Aire, is certified by the California Board of Registered Nursing. She is also an experienced concierge IV therapy nurse. Aire earned her baccalaureate nursing degree at Northern Illinois University in which she graduated Summa Cum Laude. She is fiercely passionate about patient advocacy and discovered her love for preventive care and alternative healing during her clinical training in Chicago.
“My favorite part about being a concierge IV nurse is seeing my patients’ reactions when their symptoms vanish in minutes. It is so incredible to witness the joy and relief my patients experience during and after their treatment. After many years of specializing in IV vitamin infusions, it’s extremely satisfying for me to discover exactly which vitamins and nutrients my patients need to feel their best. It’s like solving a puzzle every time, and the reward is always great. I believe that each interaction I have with a patient is sacred, and it fills me with gratitude to be even a slight part in someone’s healing.”
Dr. Richard Park is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. He is also a United States Air Force Reserve Physician. He has been working as a Hospitalist since 2010. Dr. Park earned his medical degree at Flinders University School of Medicine in Australia, and went through his Internal Medicine Residency training at Good Samaritan Hospital affiliated with the John Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore and served as Chief Resident.
Dr. Park strongly advocates using state-of-the-art treatments such as IV nutritional therapy to help his patients feel their best. He promotes IV nutritional therapy to address a range of ailments, such as the common cold, stomach flu, morning sickness, fatigue, brain fog, and much more. Dr. Park stands by the benefits of IV therapy and its ability to help athletes reach their maximum potential a healthy lifestyle through IV therapy to quickly replenish the body’s essential vitamins and nutrients and restore electrolytes back into balance.