Physician-supervised, nurse-administered infusions in a controlled clinical setting, for depression and other conditions that have not responded to the usual options.
Ketamine is a long-established anesthetic that, at low doses, can ease psychiatric symptoms. It comes in two forms: traditional ketamine, given by IV infusion or intramuscular injection, and esketamine (Spravato), given as a nasal spray.
Our practice uses racemic ketamine by infusion. We use it because the evidence supports it for the right patients, under close medical supervision.
Ketamine can help with depression, anxiety, OCD, suicidal thoughts, and certain pain conditions, particularly when other treatments have fallen short. Where many antidepressants take weeks, ketamine can produce an effect within about 24 hours for some patients.
Your physician decides whether ketamine fits your diagnosis and your plan.
Your physician sets the plan and oversees your care throughout. Our trained staff administer and monitor each infusion in the clinic, watching how you respond and adjusting as needed.
Your doctor reviews your history and decides whether ketamine is right for you. No infusion without that conversation first.
You are monitored throughout every session by trained clinical staff in a controlled setting.
Your physician tracks your response and adjusts the plan accordingly. Clear instructions for before and after each session.
The ketamine infusion service sits within your full psychiatric care, run by physicians who research interventional treatments and lead in the field.
Ketamine infusions are fee-for-service. If cost is a question, ask us before you begin, and our team will explain what to expect.
The first step is a phone call. The next is a plan built around you.
