Have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes at our IV iron clinic? Let’s take a closer look at the dedicated efforts that make Mainline Wellness a safe, friendly, and professionally run place for your health.

Our warm weather routines are let go in favour of cozier rituals that keep us indoors. Less access to sunlight and in turn, vitamin D, has a direct effect on energy levels.

Province of Ontario updates markers for what is considered "normal" level of iron. Will other provinces follow this advancement?

It may not just be the "hormones" talking. With changing leaves and back-to-school shopping comes transitions for young people: New schools, friendships, experiences and aging.

It's August, and rising temperatures can mean fewer layers of clothing, which can be liberating or, conversely, if you aren't feeling your best, can accentuate feelings of sexual dysfunction.

There are many clinic options that offer iron IV treatment. We want to highlight the strengths of Mainline and why it might be the right choice for you. Our belief is that patients deserve the very best care, to have their fears addressed and allayed by clear explanations every step of the way

In May, Dr. James Kung, MD, FRCPC, Associate Medical Director at Mainline Wellness, spoke to medical professionals in Vancouver and Surrey about navigating barriers for patients to access iron treatment in British Columbia.

As the weather warms and we enter May, it's a good time to check your health and make those medical appointments you put off over the colder months. 

Learn about existing programs that assist patients in getting the care they need and the information they want.

March 1 is Employee Appreciation Day, and we're using this occasion to highlight an excellent team member. Laura has been a Nurse Practitioner with Mainline for over a year and is passionate about empowering patients to prioritize their health.

This month, we ask why there are recognition days for specific health conditions and diseases. It’s clear when recognition is focused on diseases that have acute adverse outcomes: We are all usually touched in some way personally.

Iron deficiency (ID) is the most widespread and common nutritional disorder worldwide and accounts for approximately one-half of anemia cases, with a clear predominance in adolescents and menstruating females.

Mainline Wellness was proud to be a sponsor of the Glow Gala presented by RBC and BC Women’s Health Foundation, an annual signature event in support of Women’s and newborn health in BC.

This month we are featuring an interview with repeat Mainline Wellness patient Kendal Paul who credits iron infusions with vastly improving her already remarkable running times.

Are you one of those people that's always cold? The habits of Mainline Wellness patients indicate that the summer months are the busiest at the clinics.

Dr. Sam Gharbi likes to think on a macro scale with respect to systemic improvements and efficiency in healthcare. He is a specialist physician passionate about shifting the delay patients experience in getting the medical help they need.

According to new research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 38.6% of females in the 12-to-21-year range were found to be iron deficient.

While Dr. Davidson is living abroad, we wanted to shed some light on Dr. Kung so that our community gets to know his motivation for ownership of Mainline and what makes him tick.

Mainline Wellness is excited to announce its partnership with Well Health on a doctor referral program that will assist those suffering from iron deficiency and anemia.

When optimizing fitness endurance and strength, healthy iron levels can make a significant impact - and are often overlooked.