Can someone give me my prescribed injection at home?
Yes. Speedy administers injections you are already prescribed, such as testosterone or other provider-ordered medications, using pharmacy-dispensed medication that you supply. We do not prescribe, stock, or sell medication of any kind.
What mobile injection service covers
Many patients who are prescribed regular injectable medications would rather have a trained technician administer them at home than visit a clinic every time or try to self-inject on their own. Our role is limited to safe administration of the dose — your prescription and the medication itself always come from your doctor and your pharmacy, and we never substitute, adjust, or supply medication ourselves.
This service is commonly used for medications such as testosterone, B12, and other provider-ordered injectables that patients need on a recurring basis, and it can save considerable time for people managing busy schedules or mobility limitations. Patients recovering from surgery, caring for a homebound family member, or simply juggling a demanding work calendar often find it easier to have an appointment come to them than to arrange transportation to a clinic.
What to have ready
Please have your prescription details available along with the pharmacy-labeled medication, properly stored according to the label, including refrigeration if required for that particular medication. We bring supplies for the injection itself, including alcohol swabs and bandages, along with an approved sharps container for safe disposal, so nothing hazardous is left behind in your home after the visit. If you are unsure whether your medication needs special storage or handling before the visit, your pharmacist can confirm the instructions printed on the label.
Step by step at your visit
On arrival we confirm the medication matches your prescription and check the label and expiration date before anything else, review the injection site with you, administer the dose using proper technique, and watch you briefly afterward for any immediate reaction such as swelling or discomfort. The used needle and syringe go directly into a sharps container we carry with us, so you never have to handle disposal yourself.
South Florida availability
We schedule mobile injection visits throughout Miami, Coral Springs, Boca Raton, and the rest of our Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach service area during our Monday through Friday morning hours and limited Saturday hours. After-hours visits may be possible for an added fee depending on technician availability, which can help patients whose prescribed schedule does not line up neatly with our standard hours.
When to call your doctor
Contact your prescribing provider about any missed doses, side effects, signs of an allergic reaction, or questions about your medication or dosage schedule. We follow the prescription exactly as written and cannot change timing, dose, or medication without an updated order from your provider, so any concerns about how the therapy is working for you belong in that conversation. Seek emergency care right away for symptoms like swelling of the face or throat, difficulty breathing, or a severe rash after an injection.
Privacy and safe handling
All sharps are disposed of according to FDA guidance on safe needle and syringe handling, and your visit details are kept confidential under HIPAA at every step. If you need recurring injections alongside routine labs, such as periodic hematocrit checks on testosterone therapy, we can often combine both into a single visit for convenience, saving you from scheduling two separate appointments.
We never sell or share your health information, and records of each visit are kept only to support your care and for scheduling purposes, consistent with HIPAA protections for personal health data.
Building a recurring injection schedule
Many patients on long-term injectable therapy, such as regular B12 or hormone treatment, prefer to set up a recurring appointment rather than booking each visit individually, since consistent timing can matter for how well a treatment works and makes planning around work or family schedules easier. Our scheduling team can usually arrange a standing weekly or biweekly slot once your prescription and dosing schedule are confirmed with your provider.
If your treatment plan also includes periodic lab monitoring, such as a hematocrit check during testosterone therapy, combining the injection and the blood draw into the same visit is often possible and saves you from coordinating two separate appointments. Learn more about how this and our other mobile injection services typically work from scheduling through the visit itself, so you know what to expect before your first appointment.
Common follow-up questions
Do I need to buy the medication myself?
Yes, the medication must come from your pharmacy with your prescription label intact; Speedy does not supply or sell medication.
What injections can Speedy administer?
We administer medications you are already prescribed by your doctor, such as testosterone or other provider-ordered injectables, when properly labeled.
What happens to the needle after my injection?
It goes into an approved sharps container that our technician brings and takes with them for proper disposal.
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This article is general information, not medical advice. Follow the instructions of your ordering healthcare provider.
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