Patient Review/ Testimonial:Â “I’ve seen more improvement than anything else I’ve tried.” Amy V., via the clinic’s website.
Facility Highlights:Â Surrounded by mountains in beautiful Durango, Colorado
Do They Offer Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy? Yes.
Are Female Practitioners Available? No.
Do they Accept Insurance? No. They are working with Osmind, a company that helps patients deal with insurance companies, and will provide an itemized statement for submission to your insurance company, who may cover some of your treatments.
Additional info:
Four Corners Ketamine offers ketamine therapy services to people suffering from the debilitating symptoms of chronic pain and mood disorders. The clinic uses a multi-pronged approach to care to help people regain control of their health and live their best life. Conditions they treat include depression, migraines, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
The clinic is led by Dr. Dan Caplin, a highly skilled medical professional with vast experience in emergency and addiction medicine. He and the team at Four Corners Ketamine believe in the power of breakthrough ketamine treatments and are passionate about helping as many people as they can restore their mental and physical health.
Offered Treatments
IV Ketamine Infusion Therapy
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Treated Conditions
Depression
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Anxiety
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Chronic pain
Migraines
Important Info
A 10% discount is available for first responders, nurses, and mental health providers.
A 25% discount is available for veterans.
Four Corners Ketamine accepts cash, cashier’s checks, certified checks, most major credit and debit cards, flexible spending account debit cards, and healthcare savings account (HSA) cards.
Personal checks from a Colorado-based financial institution are accepted if provided at least 1 week prior to the service.
Personal checks from out of state financial institutions are accepted only if provided more than 2 weeks prior to the appointment so that the check is cleared before the appointment.
Four Corners Ketamine does not file claims, accept payments, enter single case agreements, or participate in any provider networks or other private insurance plans.
Upon request, the clinic will provide you with an itemized statement, showing the fees paid, and the appropriate diagnosis and service codes. You may submit these to your insurance company, for possible reimbursement.
Your Treatment: What to Expect
Ketamine is administered in the clinic’s office. You will be asked to sign a consent and complete intake paperwork, indicating that you are aware of the nature of the treatment and its possible side effects. A small needle is placed in a vein, usually in a forearm, while you’re seated in a comfortable recliner. The medication is given slowly, over about 45 minutes. During the treatment, you’ll be monitored by the nursing staff, and the physician is also present.
If you wish, a family member or friend may be present. You may sit quietly or talk or listen to music. You usually remain awake and able to remember the treatment. The entire treatment requires about an hour.
When the treatment is completed, the needle is removed. You’re observed for a short time, and when stable, you may go home. Patients often experience improved mood and reduced pain within minutes to a few hours after treatment.
Driving, the operation of machinery, and making legal decisions are prohibited for the rest of the day. Otherwise, you may resume normal activities when the effects of the medication have passed.
I am a disabled Fire fighter who went back on the line 6 years after my Amputation. I did it at 51. I was disabled with PTSD and severe Arthritis. I also need a knee replacement. I can handle pain. I worked as a FF with a broken leg 3 years. I am opiate free 6 years. I am simply wanting to feel happiness. A good friend of mine from Salt Lake fire said it really helped him out.
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Jeff bryan
January 16, 2022 at 3:30 amI am a disabled Fire fighter who went back on the line 6 years after my Amputation. I did it at 51. I was disabled with PTSD and severe Arthritis. I also need a knee replacement. I can handle pain. I worked as a FF with a broken leg 3 years. I am opiate free 6 years. I am simply wanting to feel happiness. A good friend of mine from Salt Lake fire said it really helped him out.
Helpful Review 1Respectfully
Jeff Bryan
Shriner
Lead Advocate amputee
coalition.
Vice chair Heroes Comfort nonprofit