Ketamine Therapy & Pricing
Infusion for Mood and Anxiety Disorders, PTSD and Suicidality
($450 per infusion)
Individuals with treatment-resistant depression and other mood disorders generally receive 8-12 treatments, over 8 weeks. Patients typically return for a single infusion (booster) every 4 to 6 weeks, initially, to maintain benefits.
Infusion for Chronic Pain/CRPS
($1350 per infusion)
Treatments for pain conditions vary with each individual. Dr. Coakley will assess and develop a plan, likely involving longer infusions and monitoring (4 hours) for 5 consecutive days. Sublingual therapy may also be recommended.
Infusion for Migraine
($1350 per infusion)
Patients generally find significant relief with one 4-hour infusion. Depending on the patient’s response, booster infusions or sublingual therapy may be indicated to maintain symptom relief.
Ketamine therapy is a significant investment, both financially and personally. For those who respond to this treatment, the positive benefits of self-care, increased connections with friends and family, decreased days of missed work, and re-engagement in your daily life pay unmeasurable dividends on the monetary expenditure.
Our team empathizes with the financial burdens we are all currently facing, and we will strive to find a solution that makes treatment accessible. Please contact us to discuss possible options.
Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic that first saw use in the 1960s when veterinarians began using it on animals during surgery. The FDA approved ketamine for use on people in the 1970s, and it’s prevalent today with first responders and the military at field hospitals as an anesthetic.
Ketamine can calm the mind and block certain glutamate receptor signals to create new pathways. It works quickly, doesn’t depress breathing or blood pressure, and shows promising results for psychological conditions. Due to these effects, over the years, mental health professionals have begun using it for Ketamine Infusion Therapy (KIT).
Understanding Ketamine Infusion Therapy
In recent years, KIT has become a treatment option for patients struggling with debilitating mental health conditions and chronic pain. Treatment can lead to changes within the modulated glutamate receptors. The drug is a noncompetitive N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonist that can help mitigate the symptoms of major depressive disorder (MDD), bipolar disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
If you’re struggling with severe mental health conditions, you might benefit from KIT. The treatment typically starts with a single session of KIT. However, your administering doctor may recommend receiving multiple sessions to help with your condition.
Mental Health Conditions Treated With KIT
KIT is becoming a well-accepted therapy option for several mental health conditions. However, these conditions must be severe, and patients must be open to exploring their options. Conditions considered for KIT treatment include:
- Depression: If other treatments have failed or not achieved the desired results, KIT might be an option. Many see rapid improvement in their depression symptoms.
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): KIT has been shown to relieve symptoms of PTSD that often make it difficult for patients to navigate their daily lives.
- Anxiety Disorders: KIT can alleviate symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and social anxiety disorder. Patients can feel calmer and more focused after treatment.
- Substance Abuse: KIT has shown progress in treating substance abuse disorders. It’s believed that the KIT changes the way the brain deals with drug cravings.
A medical professional can help you explore your treatment options.
The KIT Experience
You might not be sure of what to expect while considering ketamine infusion therapy. Many fear suffering from hallucinations and being out of control; however, KIT is performed in a controlled environment, with experienced professionals who know how to address your concerns through safe, evidenced base practices to minimize side effects and possible risks associated with psychedelic medications.
Ketamine infusions for mood symptoms are administered during two-hour appointments. You will receive ketamine through a small catheter, inserted in a blood vessel. All medications are administered by licensed medical providers and patients are continuously monitored throughout their treatment session. You’ll retain your ability to communicate with your provider and be aware of your surroundings.
Benefits of Ketamine Infusion Therapy
Ketamine infusion therapy is a treatment option that can offer the benefits needed to live your daily life while providing relief from symptoms of a mental health condition. Some of the benefits include:
- Rapid Relief: Rapid symptom improvement is considered one of the main benefits of KIT, especially when compared to traditional medications that can take weeks or months to show results. It also offers rapid relief for patients who haven’t shown improvement on medication.
- Efficacy for Treatment-Resistant Conditions: Some patients don’t respond to other treatments. KIT has shown that it can provide symptom relief when other more traditional options don’t.
- Improved Quality of Life: KIT aims to improve the patient’s overall quality of life by minimizing symptoms of their disorder.
You can enjoy many benefits when you opt to try ketamine infusion therapy.
About Summit Ketamine Innovations
At Summit Ketamine Innovations, we’re an industry leader offering ketamine infusion therapy. Each team member has extensive experience and training, and our expertise is a point of pride for us. Patient care is one of our main focuses. We want you to feel comfortable and cared for during your visit. Our facility has state-of-the-art equipment and provides a comfortable, safe environment. Contact us now.