The Illumma clinic in Bee Cave, TX, provides ketamine infusions for people coping with a host of difficult to manage mental and physical health conditions. Hailed as one of the most important new tools in psychiatric medicine, ketamine has also been a World Health Organization-recognized primary medicine for anesthesia for 50 years. The Illumma Bee Cave team seek to help sufferers “find their light,” and begin to live a more fulfilling, less stress-filled life. Ketamine infusion therapy offers an alternative treatment for those who have found little or no benefit from mainstream medications.
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The Illumma Bee Cave team take their name seriously, believing that everyone deserves a chance “to spread their light.” The team is led by Dr. Ken Adolph, a highly experienced and trained professional in the use of ketamine. Dr. Adolph brings to the practice not only his professional qualifications but also first-hand experience with the difficulties anxiety can bring to one’s life. The clinical team see ketamine infusion as a way to move past, or make peace, with the traumas of chronic conditions, in order to improve the lives of their patients. Ketamine therapy offers a safe, often quick-acting, route to healing.
Offered Treatments
IV Ketamine Infusion Therapy
Treated Conditions
Chronic Pain
Fibromyalgia
Migraines
Nerve Pain
Depression
Treatment-Resistant Depression
Bipolar Depression
Anxiety Disorders
PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)
Important Info
Though FDA-approved, ketamine infusion is an “off-label” use of the medication, and is therefore not covered by healthcare insurance.
Some medications will need to be suspended during your treatment period. These will be identified at your initial consultation. Always stop medications under the care of a primary health provider.
It is unsafe to undergo ketamine infusion if suffering from the following conditions: uncontrolled high blood pressure (hypertension); active substance abuse; untreated thyroid disease; active manic phase of bipolar disorder; active delusions or hallucination symptoms (not on medications/street drugs)
Your Treatment: What to Expect
Once ketamine is determined to be an appropriate treatment, infusions take place over the course of an hour at the Illumma Bee Cave clinic. Many patients report a feeling of sedation and dreaminess during ketamine infusion, as well as changes in thought processes. These are normal side effects, though a trained staff member is on hand to monitor effects and adjust medication to stop any adverse effects. Most effects dissipate about 30 minutes after the treatment ends, though patients will want to “take it easy” for a day or so.
Who is this treatment for?
Ketamine therapy at the Illumma clinic is for those who have not found relief from chronic pain and/or mental health conditions using traditional oral medications. As an alternative to these medications, and in conjunction with the care of a primary psychiatric caregiver, ketamine therapy can provide route to healing and well-being. Some patients report positive change after only one session, and 70-80% of patients report significant reduction in symptoms after finishing a full course of treatment.
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