FLULESS Mobile Wellness, Miami, FL

Brickell will sell you a drip bar with a valet and a 33131 zip. Doral will sell you a warehouse IV. Aventura will sell you a mall-adjacent wellness suite. Zip 33186 is West Kendall: the SW 127th Avenue corridor between roughly SW 120th and SW 132nd, Hammocks and Kendall West industrial-office stretch, not a Brickell lobby. 12334 SW 127th Ave — they also print 12334 SW 127 Avenue — is FLULESS Mobile Wellness. They come to your house, your office, or your hotel. They also have a room on 127th. Put 137th in the GPS and you are at Elevate, a different door. Put Brickell in the GPS when they are driving to you and you wasted the morning.

FLULESS Mobile Wellness is Daniel Batista's South Florida mobile-and-office IV operation: West Kendall office at 12334 SW 127th Ave, zip 33186, established 2018. Bags mixed in front of you. They arrive at your location, or you go to them.

The door is 12334 SW 127th Ave, Miami, FL 33186. The number most listings still show is (786) 410-3922. The vanity they print on contact is 833-FLULESS (833-358-5377). Both exist. Confirm which one rings before you sit in Kendall traffic. Email info@iamfluless.com. Site iamfluless.com. Instagram fluless. Facebook iamfluless. YouTube @flulessmobilewellness. You book by calling either number, or you use the contact form and the IV interest form on the homepage. There is no live public calendar. Their own site prints Mobile & Office Services and a how-it-works sequence — book, medical professional arrives, relax at home, office, or hotel — and no hours grid on their own site. Google currently only stores Thursday, 9 AM to 5:30 PM. The live widget therefore shows Thursday open and Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat/Sun Closed. Unclaimed aggregators invent Monday through Friday 9 AM to 5:30 PM, Saturday 10 AM to 2 PM, Sunday Closed. Do not trust that grid. Reviews document a 7:30 AM wedding-day dispatch, same-day within two hours, and next-morning office visits. That contradicts Thursday-only. Call (786) 410-3922 before you drive to 127th or wait in your living room.

If you are comparing West Kendall and Miami-Dade mobile IV options, the rest of the city list is on the Miami clinics page.

The office on SW 127th

12334 sits on the SW 127th Avenue corridor in West Kendall / Hammocks / Kendall West, zip 33186. Industrial-office stretch, not Brickell, not Doral, not Aventura. Confirm 127th, not 137th. Confirm 33186. Confirm the name on the confirmation is FLULESS, FluLESS, or I Am FLULESS — not Flu Shot Clinic, not a hospital ER, not an urgent care with a waiting-room mill.

Parking is not a Brickell valet. This is a West Kendall office stretch: lot and street parking along the corridor, the kind you find between warehouse bays and small medical suites. Bring a card. Do not assume validation. From the Homestead Extension of Florida's Turnpike you peel toward Kendall Drive / SW 88th or SW 120th–132nd and work east or west onto 127th. From Kendall Drive you run south or north until you hit the corridor. From Bird Road / SW 40th you drop south. From Coral Gables or South Miami you are coming west across the expressways into Kendall, then south onto 127th — leave early; that drive is not a Brickell seven-minute walk. There is no Metrorail at this door. Do not GPS 137th. Do not GPS a Brickell drip bar when they are coming to your condo.

Daniel Batista is who most people meet. They print that he is President/CEO, that he spent 10 years as an Emergency Room Nurse, and that he founded FLULESS. Reviews call him Daniel, Danny, Dany, founder, CEO, and — once — Superman. Patients will still treat him like the doctor in the room. He is an ER nurse. Say that plainly. Fabiana Batista is co-owner; reviews name her for scheduling. Do not invent a license for her. Dr. Derek Bazemore is Medical Director: they print physician in South Florida for over 20 years, Emergency Medicine since 2010. Do not invent a school, a board, or an NPI. The team they print is RNs, ARNPs, and PAs. Ariel is named in reviews as the IV technician or nurse (one review spelled Arial). Do not invent a last name or a license number. If you need a named MD in the chair, get that name on the phone. Bazemore is the published medical director. Daniel is who most reviews name in the room.

They do not publish a language list. A Spanish-language Google review from M. J. (2025-09-04) mentions clean, organized instalaciones and a minimal wait — so some people do go to a room on 127th, not only a living room. Spanish shows up in the review pile. If you want the visit in Spanish, say so when you book.

The brand is older than the leftover directory copy that tries to file it as a Brickell IV bar. Established 2018. South Florida. Service area they print: mobile from Palm Beach to the Florida Keys; office services at 12334 SW 127 Avenue. Homepage: Mobile & Office Services. How-it-works: they arrive at your location. Ask which version of the visit you are buying: the chair on 127th, a living room in Brickell, a hotel suite on the Beach, or an office park in Kendall. Confirm they will actually drive to your zip before you wait.

What they actually do

Start with the IV bags, because that is the product people write about, and because that is the menu they publish with prices.

Immune Booster — $350. High Dose Vitamin C, B-Complex, Bicarbonate, Zinc. They say it shifts pH more alkaline, helps sleep, helps immune. Teachers currently see a printed back-to-school special: 1 Immune Booster IV for $175 with school ID; parents 2 Immune Booster IVs for $500. Confirm that promo is still live before you quote it as forever pricing.

Energy Blaster — $450. High Dose Vitamin C, B-Complex, Bicarbonate, 100mg NAD.

Skinny Drip — $400. Vitamin C, B-Complex, L-Carnitine. They say no jitters.

Hangover — $425. 1000ml Saline, High Dose Vitamin C, Bicarbonate, B-Complex, Zinc, Pepcid, Zofran, Toradol.

Morning Sickness — $400. 1000ml Saline, Vitamin C, B-Complex, Bicarbonate, Pepcid, Zofran. They print "Designed for Pregnant Moms" and "Approved by OBGYN’s for their patients." That is their menu language, not a clearance. Get your OB on the phone too.

Stomach Bug — $375. 1000ml Saline, Vitamin C, B-complex, Pepcid, Zofran.

Pregame — $400. 1000ml Saline, B-Complex, 1000mg Glutathione, Pepcid, NAD (sq).

Workout Recovery — $400. B-Complex, Zinc, Bicarbonate, Glutathione, Toradol.

Surgery Recovery — $400. 1000ml Saline, High Dose Vitamin C, Biotin, B-Complex, PEMF Mat Therapy.

Beauty — $400. 10mg Biotin, 1000mg glutathione, Bicarb, b-complex, NAD (sq).

Fountain of Youth — $650. High Dose Vitamin C, B-Complex, Bicarbonate, 250mg NAD. They claim anti-aging and long-COVID brain-fog language. That is their copy, not a promise.

Add-ons they print: $30 each added to any IV, or separately — Glutathione $100, L-Carnitine $60, Biotin $60, Taurine $60, Zofran $60, Pepcid $60, Toradol $60, Decadron $60.

Injections they print, per shot (packages unpublished): MIC Fat Burner $60, Vitamin B-12 $50, Vitamin D-3 $65, NAD+ $100.

Labs they print: Flu / Covid-19 / Strep / Drug tests at home. Bloodwork packages — Elite $275 (CBC, CMP, A1C, Lipid, Testosterone, Free T, PSA, Estradiol, LH, FSH, Vitamin D); Comprehensive $400 (adds TSH, CRP, T3, T4, T4 Free, DHEA Sulfate, Cortisol, Hormone Binding, Homocysteine, Calcium, Folate/B12, Iron Total, Iron Binding); Platinum = Custom Labs, contact for pricing. One reviewer did a Full Male Hormone Panel at the office during a Zoom, with Danny, then a Zoom review of every line item.

TRT they print: Testosterone Program $199 per month for men with hypogonadism. Steps: bloodwork at home, virtual visit to review labs, dropship testosterone and supplies monthly. Initial bloodwork, consult, ongoing support and follow-up blood tests. Do not invent milligrams or a compounding pharmacy.

Gene Testing they print: $549. Customized solutions based on DNA. Thin page. Ask. One review (E.M., 2024-06) called DNA testing life-changing for anxiety — that is one story, not a brochure.

Purewave PEMF they print: $100, 20–30 minutes, mat. They claim circulation / oxygen / toxin language and show dark-field microscopy photos. Do not oversell.

Vaccines and titers sit on the homepage header. Corporate Wellness Days exist — LinkedIn history of onsite employee days. Do not invent a vaccine price list. Contact page mentions peptide therapy for longevity — one sentence on their site, ask, no encyclopedia. Aesthetics, brain health, sexual health, DHEA, and thyroid are not on the live menu they publish. Do not drive here for a catalog they did not print.

Insurance: they do not publish that they take health insurance for the visit. They print they now accept FSA/HSA credit cards. Prices are on the menu. That is cash-pay IV plus a $199/month TRT program.

They will not tell you, in public, whether Thursday is the only staffed office day, whether Ariel is working that morning, or whether your Palm Beach condo is inside the actual drive radius the week you book.

How it feels in the room — or the living room

Sixty-four people have left Google reviews in the set this page is built on, 5.0 stars, every one a five in the scraped pile. Perfect scores are a limit. Easy to collect. Hard to trust as a ranking. The useful part is not the 5.0. It is what people bother to mention twice: Daniel, Fabiana, Ariel; same-day; bag mixed in front of you; home vs office vs wedding; Spanish; a bill that felt better than urgent care without being one.

They mention flu that would not break. They mention a wedding morning at 7:30 AM. They mention next-day office IVs and next-morning house calls. They mention Fabiana scheduling Dany same day and feeling better fifteen minutes into the bag. They mention an 18-week pregnancy with COVID, Immune Booster at home, Daniel calling morning-of, Ariel preparing the bag in front of her. They mention a Spanish visit with clean instalaciones and a short wait. They will not tell you the wait on a Tuesday, whether the Thursday widget is real, which phone picks up first, or whether Bazemore is in the chair.

The parts that will waste a trip if you skip them

Hours are a mess on the internet and blank on their own site. Google currently only shows Thursday, 9 AM to 5:30 PM, with every other day Closed. The clinic site prints no grid. Aggregators invent Monday–Friday 9–5:30, Saturday 10–2, Sunday Closed. Reviews document 7:30 AM wedding dispatch, same-day within two hours, and next-morning office visits. Call (786) 410-3922 before you drive to 127th or wait at home. If nobody picks up and you only have a lunch hour, you do not have an appointment.

Two phones. (786) 410-3922 is the number most listings still show. 833-FLULESS (833-358-5377) is the vanity on contact. Both exist. Confirm which rings.

Office at 12334 SW 127th Ave versus they come to you. Ask which visit you bought. GPS to 127th when they are coming to Brickell is a wasted morning. GPS to 137th is Elevate. Confirm Palm Beach–to–Keys radius for your zip before you clear the calendar.

Daniel is an ER nurse, not the published MD. Bazemore is medical director. Ariel is the named tech. Fabiana schedules. If you need a specific license in the chair, get the name.

Perfect 5.0 on 64 reviews with zero low stars in the scraped pile is a limit, not a boast.

The name is a mess of styling: FLULESS, FluLESS, I Am FLULESS, #IAMFLULESS. Not Flu Shot Clinic. Not a hospital ER. Not an urgent care, even when people compare the bill and say it beat urgent-care pricing.

Pregnancy: they sell a Morning Sickness bag and one reviewer used Immune Booster at 18 weeks. That is their menu plus one story, not a clearance. Get the OB on the phone too.

Do not drive here for a waiting-room mill or a Brickell valet. This is West Kendall 33186, mobile from Palm Beach to the Keys when they confirm the drive, and a room on 127th when they tell you to come in.

FAQs

Who will I see at FLULESS Mobile Wellness? Daniel Batista is President/CEO, founder, and the name most reviews put in the room. They print 10 years as an Emergency Room Nurse. He is an ER nurse, not the published MD. Fabiana Batista is co-owner and often the person who schedules. Dr. Derek Bazemore is Medical Director — physician in South Florida for over 20 years, Emergency Medicine since 2010; no school, board, or NPI published here. Team they print: RNs, ARNPs, PAs. Ariel is named in reviews as IV technician/nurse. If you need a named MD in the chair, get that name when you dial (786) 410-3922.

What does FLULESS actually offer? Published IV menu with prices: Immune Booster $350, Energy Blaster $450, Skinny Drip $400, Hangover $425, Morning Sickness $400, Stomach Bug $375, Pregame $400, Workout Recovery $400, Surgery Recovery $400, Beauty $400, Fountain of Youth $650, plus add-ons and shots. Labs at home (Elite $275, Comprehensive $400, Platinum custom). Testosterone Program $199/month with home bloodwork, virtual review, dropship supplies. Gene testing $549. Purewave PEMF $100 for 20–30 minutes. Vaccines/titers and corporate wellness days on the header. Peptide therapy for longevity mentioned on contact — ask. Mobile from Palm Beach to the Keys; office at 12334 SW 127th Ave. Cash-pay / FSA/HSA. Not a Brickell drip bar and not an urgent care.

Where is it, and do I go to them or do they come to me? Parking? Office: 12334 SW 127th Ave (they print 12334 SW 127 Avenue), Miami, FL 33186, West Kendall / Hammocks / Kendall West industrial-office corridor — not Brickell, not Doral, not Aventura. Confirm 127th, not 137th (Elevate). They also come to your home, office, or hotel across a Palm Beach–to–Keys radius they print — confirm your zip. Parking is corridor lot/street, not a medical valet. From the Turnpike peel toward Kendall Drive / SW 120th–132nd onto 127th. Phone: (786) 410-3922. Site: iamfluless.com.

What are the hours? Listings only show Thursday 9 to 5:30. Their own site prints no hours grid. Google / the live widget currently store Thursday, 9 AM to 5:30 PM, with other days Closed. Unclaimed aggregators invent Monday–Friday 9 AM–5:30 PM, Saturday 10 AM–2 PM, Sunday Closed — do not trust that. Reviews document 7:30 AM wedding dispatch, same-day within two hours, and next-morning office visits. Call (786) 410-3922 before you drive to 127th or wait at home.

How do I book? Call (786) 410-3922 or 833-FLULESS (833-358-5377). Contact form at iamfluless.com/contact and an IV interest form on the homepage. No live public calendar. Ask which visit you are buying: office on 127th or they-come-to-you. Ask which bag. Ask which phone rings. Confirm the teacher/parent Immune Booster promo if that is why you are calling.

Do they take insurance, and what does it cost? They do not publish that they take health insurance for the visit. They print FSA/HSA credit cards. IV and shot prices are on the menu above. TRT is $199/month. Gene testing $549. PEMF $100. Confirm the printed teacher ($175 / school ID) and parent (2 for $500) Immune Booster specials are still live. Get the number for the bag you actually want before you clear the morning.

Is this an urgent care, a Brickell IV bar, or Flu Shot Clinic? No. FLULESS / FluLESS / I Am FLULESS is a West Kendall mobile-and-office wellness operation at 12334 SW 127th Ave, 33186, established 2018, with published IV bags, shots, labs, a $199/month testosterone program, and a Palm Beach–to–Keys mobile radius. People compare the bill to urgent care. It is not one. It is not a Brickell valet drip bar. It is not Flu Shot Clinic. Confirm 127th, the 786 number, and whether they are coming to you or you are going to them.