4 Best Ketamine Clinics in Provo (2026) — Verified & Reviewed

• By Healing Maps Editorial Staff
• August 18, 2026August 30, 2026
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A ketamine patient in Provo is choosing among three care models more than among neighborhoods: a national interventional psychiatry office downtown, homegrown Utah County programs built around ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and a flat-rate infusion clinic thirty minutes up I-15. Every provider ranked below is documented in a verified HealingMaps directory listing, while the surrounding cost context draws on our 2026 national dataset.

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How We Picked the 4 Best Ketamine Clinics in Provo

Ranked here: the HealingMaps editorial shortlist from the verified providers in our Provo directory. Four factors set the order, namely how many ketamine-class treatments each practice runs, who directs the medicine clinically, how far insurance reaches into the bill, and what each provider’s posted pricing and review record shows. We re-checked all four in July 2026 and confirmed each is open and booking patients. One listing did not survive that check: an Orem infusion office whose operator now advertises Salt Lake City and Blanding locations only, with no Orem address remaining on its own site. Telehealth-only prescribers were excluded, practices with more than one Wasatch Front office were ranked once, and the shortlist runs from downtown Provo and the Riverwoods corridor to a single Sandy option at the south end of the Salt Lake Valley for patients willing to drive.

The Best Ketamine Clinics in Provo

1. Serenity Mental Health Centers – Provo

Known For: Downtown Provo office of the multi-state Serenity psychiatry network, and the only Utah County practice on this list running IV ketamine, Spravato, and TMS alongside full psychiatric care under one roof.

Why We Picked Them: Nothing else in Utah County pairs all three interventional modalities with a staff psychiatrist, which spares patients the drive to Salt Lake for any one of them. The insurance-billed Spravato pathway is the county’s most affordable entry point for treatment-resistant depression, and a schedule that opens at 6 a.m. on weekdays and runs Saturdays fits around work and family life better than standard clinic hours.

Dr. Jamon Holzhouser leads a provider bench that also handles medication management and ADHD testing, so patients carrying overlapping diagnoses such as OCD or bipolar disorder can keep prescribing, esketamine sessions, and TMS consults with one team. The W 200 N office sits two blocks off University Avenue in central Provo.

“My psychiatrist, my Spravato sessions, and my TMS consult all happen in the same Provo office, and the 6 a.m. appointments meant treatment never touched my work schedule.” — Patient testimonial

2. Great Salt Lake Medical

Known For: North Provo practice that pairs in-clinic IV infusions with an oral-troche ketamine-assisted psychotherapy track, built around a value-pricing identity and recently folded into the Stella Mental Health national network.

Why We Picked Them: Two delivery routes cover two different phases of care: supervised IV infusions for induction, then troche-based KAP with a partner therapist for maintenance and integration work. The Stella affiliation adds an escalation path, with Spravato, Deep TMS, and stellate ganglion block reachable through the network if a treatment plan needs to change, and the price positioning keeps a full series realistic for cash-pay budgets.

The University Avenue office covers Provo, Orem, and Springville, while a second location in Kaysville extends the same model to Davis County; we ranked the practice once. Weekday hours run 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., with evening and weekend appointments available on request.

“The infusions got me stable and the take-home troche sessions with my therapist kept me there, at a cost that left room in our budget for the maintenance phase.” — Patient testimonial

3. Ketamine Authority at Riverwoods Behavioral Health

Known For: Riverwoods-district behavioral health practice where infusions run inside a psychology program: Clinical Director Trish Henrie-Barrus, PhD built the model around integrated ketamine-assisted psychotherapy with three PhD psychologists on staff.

Why We Picked Them: Utah County has no deeper therapy bench in ketamine care. Where infusion-first clinics add counseling as an option, Ketamine Authority treats the psychotherapy as the treatment and the medicine as its catalyst, layering EMDR and Accelerated Resolution Therapy around the dosing sessions. The team collaborates with University of Utah researchers and has published its work in Frontiers in Psychiatry.

Dr. Henrie-Barrus taught positive psychology at the University of Utah and developed its nationally recognized undergraduate certificate program before moving her ketamine work into the Riverwoods practice. Appointments run 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays, and the River Run Drive office anchors the north Provo corridor for patients coming from Orem, Lindon, and Pleasant Grove.

“Doing the processing with a psychologist in the room while the medicine was active moved more in three sessions than two years of weekly talk therapy had.” — Patient testimonial

4. Restorative Health

Known For: APRN-led Sandy clinic with the only posted price list in these rankings: $250 for IV or IM sessions, $275 for at-home nasal spray or troches, and every rate published before the first phone call.

Why We Picked Them: Pricing transparency earns the spot despite the drive. A $250 session rate sits well under the $300–500 national IV range, first-time patients start with a monitored IV before any at-home route is considered, and the nasal spray and troche options give Utah County patients a maintenance plan that does not require the trip up I-15 every time.

Rita Rutland brings 15 years of nursing experience and a focus on treating pain without opioids, and the condition list stretches further into chronic pain territory than any Utah County provider, covering CRPS, fibromyalgia, and neuropathic pain. The broader practice adds an integration guide option for patients who want structured support around their sessions.

“The price on the website is exactly what I paid, and after my induction series the at-home troche plan saved me the I-15 drive from Utah County.” — Patient testimonial

Best Ketamine Clinics in Provo — In Conclusion

Utah County’s four ranked providers split cleanly by what a patient needs first. Serenity Mental Health Centers is the pick when insurance access and modality range decide it, holding the county’s only combination of IV ketamine, insurance-billed Spravato, and TMS under one psychiatrist-led roof. Great Salt Lake Medical wins on flexible delivery and value, moving patients from supervised infusions into troche-based KAP with Stella network options behind it. Ketamine Authority at Riverwoods carries the strongest psychotherapy credentials in the market, with a PhD clinical director and published research shaping its integrated protocol. And for patients who want the numbers up front, Restorative Health in Sandy posts a $250 session rate and an at-home maintenance track that rewards the I-15 drive. Before committing to an induction series, book consultations with at least two and compare protocols, timelines, and pricing in person.

See also: Best Ketamine Clinics in Salt Lake City and our directory of ketamine clinics across Utah.