Skye Health Information

Business name: Skye Health.

Clinic and office: 29 Chiappini Street, De Waterkant, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.

IV treatments are administered by registered nurses following clinical assessment. We offer appointments in our private clinic and mobile visits to homes, hotels, offices and selected venues. Group and event bookings can be discussed directly.

Our office is centrally located in De Waterkant, providing convenient access to the CBD, Waterfront and Atlantic Seaboard. Many nearby hotels are approximately a 10–15-minute drive from our office. This is travel time, not a guaranteed arrival time.

Our primary mobile service area is the Cape Town CBD and Atlantic Seaboard, including De Waterkant, the V&A Waterfront, Green Point, Sea Point and Camps Bay.

Confirm your exact address and nurse availability directly before booking. Requests outside our primary service area require direct confirmation.

Same-day mobile bookings are a standard part of our service, subject to clinical screening and nurse availability.

We typically aim to arrive within 30–60 minutes after booking confirmation. Confirm the estimated arrival time directly; it depends on availability, location and traffic and is not guaranteed.

Read about mobile IV therapy in Cape Town.

WhatsApp: +27 82 339 5005. Use WhatsApp to check same-day availability, confirm mobile coverage and arrival estimates, or discuss an appointment outside regular hours.

Scheduled bookings: View the Skye Health Fresha booking menu. For mobile visits, contact us directly to confirm availability and location before booking and select the house-call add-on where applicable.

Regular clinic and mobile hours: 10:00–18:00, Monday to Sunday (South African time).

Early-morning and after-hours appointments may be available by arrangement, depending on capacity, and require direct confirmation. Confirm any applicable surcharge before booking.

Your symptoms, medical history, allergies and current medication are reviewed before treatment. Clinical screening and assessment determine whether IV therapy is appropriate. Medication requires a prescription where applicable.

IV hydration and supportive care do not cure the underlying cause of vomiting or diarrhoea. Further medical assessment can be arranged through our doctor; clients who need a higher level of care are referred appropriately.

IV therapy is not a substitute for urgent medical care. Severe or worsening abdominal pain, blood in vomit or stool, confusion, fainting, significant weakness or persistent inability to keep fluids down require appropriate medical assessment.