Antibiotic IV Therapy in Scarsdale, NY and Greenwich, CT
You have taken round after round of oral antibiotics. The infection persists. The frustration compounds.
SeeBeyond Medicine delivers antibiotic IV therapy directly into your bloodstream, achieving antimicrobial concentrations that oral dosing cannot reach. Our Westchester and Fairfield County offices treat stubborn, systemic, and biofilm-protected infections that have resisted conventional oral courses.
Your infection did not respond to pills. It is time for a different route.
Schedule your antibiotic IV consultation at SeeBeyond Medicine.
Credentials
Root-Cause Infectious Disease Expertise
Dr. Hyun Joon Lee, SeeBeyond Medicine's triple board-certified founder (Family Medicine, Integrative Holistic Medicine, Obesity Medicine), has treated complex infections for over 20 years. Her integrative approach pairs targeted antimicrobial therapy with whole-person immune support.
Conventional clinics prescribe antibiotics and send you home. SeeBeyond Medicine uncovers why your infection persists, addresses the underlying immune dysfunction, and restores your body's ability to fight.
Treatment is available at our Scarsdale, NY office and Greenwich, CT office.
About This Service
What Is Antibiotic IV Therapy?
Intravenous antibiotic therapy is the direct administration of antimicrobial agents into the venous bloodstream to bypass gastrointestinal absorption variability and achieve sustained serum drug concentrations two to ten times higher than equivalent oral doses, enabling effective penetration of bone, central nervous system, and biofilm-sequestered tissue compartments.
SeeBeyond Medicine uses IV antibiotics when infections require sustained high-dose therapy, have failed oral treatment, or involve organisms sheltered by biofilm structures. Each protocol is personalized to your culture sensitivities and clinical history.
Direct delivery means full-strength medicine reaches the infection site. No absorption loss. No guesswork.
Conditions Treated
Persistent Lyme Disease and Co-Infections
Borrelia burgdorferi and co-infections like Babesia and Bartonella often resist oral antibiotics. SeeBeyond Medicine's IV protocols achieve the tissue concentrations needed to reach spirochetes in the central nervous system and joints.
Benefits
Superior Tissue Penetration
What to Expect
Your Journey
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1. Comprehensive Infection Evaluation
Your SeeBeyond Medicine physician reviews culture results, sensitivity data, prior antibiotic courses, and clinical response. Functional medicine testing identifies immune deficiencies or biofilm involvement that may explain treatment failure.
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2. Evidence-Based Agent Selection
Antibiotic selection is guided by organism identification, resistance patterns, and tissue penetration requirements. SeeBeyond Medicine chooses agents with the highest efficacy for your specific infection.
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3. Supervised IV Administration
Infusions are administered over 30 to 120 minutes by registered nurses in our IV suite. SeeBeyond Medicine monitors for infusion reactions and adjusts flow rates as needed.
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4. Serial Monitoring and Course Adjustment
IV antibiotic courses at SeeBeyond Medicine typically run 2 to 6 weeks. Serial lab monitoring of CBC, liver function, and renal function ensures safety. Your physician adjusts the protocol based on measurable clinical response.
What Our Patients Say
Patient Experiences
Real stories from patients who found answers.
Patients at SeeBeyond Medicine with chronic Lyme and persistent infections describe IV antibiotic therapy as the turning point in their recovery. Years of oral courses brought temporary relief at best. IV delivery finally reached the infection where it lived.
One course changed the trajectory.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
When are IV antibiotics necessary instead of oral?
SeeBeyond Medicine recommends IV antibiotics when infections are systemic, have failed oral treatment, involve biofilm organisms, or require tissue concentrations that oral dosing cannot achieve. Your physician evaluates your full treatment history before recommending IV therapy.
What does an IV antibiotic session feel like?
You sit comfortably in our clinical IV suite while the infusion runs over 30 to 120 minutes. Most patients read, work, or rest during the session. Mild warmth or a metallic taste may occur and resolves quickly.
How long is a typical IV antibiotic course?
Treatment duration depends on infection type and severity. SeeBeyond Medicine typically prescribes 2 to 6 week courses with mid-course lab reassessment and protocol adjustment based on your response.
Related Services
Related Services at SeeBeyond Medicine
- IV Therapy Hub for our full menu of intravenous treatments
- Lyme Disease Testing and Treatment for comprehensive tick-borne illness evaluation
- Immunity IV for immune system support during and after infection
Take the First Step
Your Infection Deserves a Direct Approach
Even if you have completed multiple rounds of oral antibiotics without lasting relief, IV antimicrobial therapy may reach what pills could not. SeeBeyond Medicine's physicians in Scarsdale and Greenwich are ready to evaluate your case.