Ketamine Infusions
Ketamine is an anesthetic that has recently gained popularity in the psychiatric world. Several research articles have shown improvements in patients with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Literature also supports improvements in patients suffering from chronic pain.
This is great news for patients who have been battling a psychiatric condition that has not improved substantially with therapy, medications, or other interventions.
How to Get Started
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Schedule your first infusion.
Arrive at your scheduled appointment for your 45-minute infusion.
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Research suggests starting with a group of six infusions in a two-week timeframe. After the initial group of infusions, you can come back for boosters as need. Some people come back for a booster every month, others only need boosters every 6 months or longer.
A medical provider or nurse will place an IV. Typically, the IV is placed in your arm. The provider will then start the infusion which will run for 45 minutes. During the infusion, patients may feel bodily and mental sensation due to the ketamine being introduced to the body. Supportive staff are present to support patients during the infusion. The infusion can stop at any time and the infusion rate can be slowed to reduce any unwanted effects.
Yes. Incoordination is common after an infusion and patients aren’t able to operate a motor vehicle.
- Single Infusion: $250.
- 6-Infusion Package: $1,200
Here is a list of articles you can check out to see the research for yourself. The information in these articles is dry and sometimes confusing, but you can read the conclusions which usually have clear language and the authors explain their findings in a brief paragraph or two.