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Ketamine & Spravato

When other treatments have failed, Ketamine & Spravato intercede.

Unlike traditional antidepressants, Ketamine Therapy produces lasting noticeable improvements in mood and overall well-being immediately. The rapid onset of Ketamine's antidepressant effects are particularly appealing to those experiencing acute distress or suicidal ideation, offering a lifeline in moments of crisis.​

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Spravato is the FDA-approved version of Ketamine, available in a nasal spray. Spravato is eligible for insurance.

Is Ketamine Therapy Right for Me? 

Ketamine offers rapid relief from several debilitating mental health conditions including:

Depression

Anxiety

PTSD

Chronic Pain

Our professional staff can help you determine if Ketamine is the right path for your mental healing journey.

Ketamine Retreats

Your Mental Health Getaway
INTRODUCING . . .

"My mind is quiet for the first time in what seems like forever."

You Have Options for Your Care

Discounts Available for First Responders, Teachers, Military, & Nurses

Ketamine
Infusion
Oral Ketamine
(At-Home)
Spravato
Treatment

Treatment Method

Intravenous (IV)

Treatment Method

Lozenge (Oral)

Treatment Method

Nasal Spray

At the Clinic

Ketamine Administered

At Home

Ketamine Administered

At the Clinic

Spravato Administered

Quick & Easy

Treatment Sessions

2 Hours

Treatment Sessions

2-4 Hours

Treatment Sessions

Private Pay Rates
(Out of Pocket Rate)

$400 / session

Mood-Focused Infusion

$500 - $800 / session

Pain Relief Infusion

Private Pay Rates
(Out of Pocket Rate)

$75 / consultation

Appointments

$20 / dose

Oral Medication

FDA-Approved: Can be Covered by Insurance

Prices vary by
insurance provider

Paying with Insurance?  Copays may vary by provider. Oral Ketamine is Private Pay only.

We also accept CareCredit. Click below to apply.

Ketamine:
Common Curiosities

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a ketamine infusion, and how does it work?

What should I expect from SPRAVATO treatments?

How do oral ketamine lozenges differ from IV or nasal treatments?

Is ketamine therapy safe?

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