Physician-supervised ketamine infusion therapy in Denver for treatment-resistant depression, anxiety and PTSD. We check your insurance before you commit to anything.
Four questions about your diagnosis and what you have already tried. You get an answer on the screen. Almost every clinic in this category makes you call first.
Not a nurse checking in. An MD monitors every infusion from start to finish, because dose response varies and the adjustment has to happen in the room.
Infusion alone produces a window, not a fix. Integration sessions are what turn that window into something durable, and they are built into the programme.
Coverage in this category is inconsistent and changing. We verify your specific plan and tell you the real out-of-pocket number before your first session.
For patients who have not responded to two or more antidepressant trials.
Generalised anxiety and social anxiety, alongside integration therapy.
Trauma-focused protocol with therapy sessions built into the course.
Neuropathic pain and CRPS, co-managed with your referring physician.
Scored on standardised depression and anxiety scales before session one and after session six. We publish our own numbers rather than citing someone else's study.
Infusions run about forty minutes in a private room with a physician present the whole time. Not a nurse checking in periodically.
A free phone consult that confirms candidacy and checks your insurance before you spend anything.
Twenty minutes with our team. We confirm candidacy, review your history and check your insurance.
A full medical and psychiatric review with the prescribing physician, in person or by video.
Six infusions over two to three weeks, each with an MD present, plus integration therapy sessions.
Coverage in this category is inconsistent and most clinics will not tell you where you stand until after a paid evaluation.
We verify your specific plan on the free call and give you the real out-of-pocket figure before you commit to anything.
Eleven years and four medications. Six sessions here and I got a version of myself back that I had honestly stopped expecting.
They checked my insurance on the first call and told me the real number. Two other clinics wouldn't do that until after I'd paid for an evaluation.
The integration therapy is what made it stick. I don't think the infusions alone would have.
Generally yes if you have treatment-resistant depression, anxiety or PTSD and have tried at least two other treatments. Uncontrolled blood pressure, active psychosis and some cardiac conditions rule it out. The physician evaluation confirms it properly.
Coverage varies enormously by plan, which is why we verify your specific policy on the free phone consult before you commit to anything. You get the real out-of-pocket figure on that call rather than after a paid evaluation.
Most patients describe a floaty, dreamlike state for about 40 minutes. You stay conscious and able to communicate. A physician is present throughout and the dose is adjusted in the room if you need it.
Many patients notice a shift within 24 hours of the first or second infusion, which is unusual compared with antidepressants. Durability is what the full six-session course and the integration therapy are for.
At the doses and frequency used clinically, and with no take-home supply, the risk is very low. All dosing happens here under supervision and nothing goes home with you.
Twenty minutes. We confirm whether you're a candidate and verify your insurance before you spend anything.