A room where nobody is in a hurry.
Pillurrie started as a question: what would IV therapy look like if it were designed by the nurses who give it, rather than the people who sell it?
The answer turned out to be small. Two chairs, not twelve. A menu you can read in a minute. Nurses who have placed thousands of lines and would rather talk you out of a formula than into one.
We opened on Lighthouse Avenue because it is a street people walk down slowly. The studio faces the street but the treatment room faces the garden, and the light does most of the decorating.
Everything on the menu is reviewed by a nurse practitioner. Everything in the room is chosen so you can put your phone down for an hour and not miss it.
Three people, one standard.
Maren Ellis, RN
Fourteen years in emergency and infusion nursing before opening a room where nobody is in a hurry.
Theo Alvarez, RN
Former ICU nurse. Known for finding a vein on the first try and for the studio's playlist.
Priya Nandakumar, NP
Reviews every protocol on the menu and every intake that raises a question.
