The staff at Bismarck’s Ketamine Care Clinic promise to help transform their patients’ lives. They do this through the use of cutting-edge ketamine therapy treatments. Some of the conditions they treat include depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, and chronic pain. The clinic was opened in 2017 and has been helping people in the Bismarck area since.
The ketamine clinic is led by board-certified nurse anesthesiologist Jacqueline Materi, who is also an active member of the American Society of Ketamine Physicians. She and the staff at the Ketamine Care Clinic pride themselves on helping patients find a new sense of hope.
Since ketamine infusions have been able to help many people, the clinic has opened its doors to people from across the country and beyond. They have served clients from North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, and Canada.
What types of ketamine services does Ketamine Care Clinic offer?
– Ketamine infusion therapy
What conditions does Ketamine Care Clinic treat?
- Depression
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Anxiety
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
- Trauma
- Chronic pain
- Addiction
- Panic disorders
- Eating disorders
- Suicidal ideation
Important Info
- Please contact the clinic for further information about pricing, insurance, and possible contra-indications to ketamine therapy.
Who is ketamine treatment for?
Those who have not been helped by conventional treatment strategies have another option with ketamine treatments at Ketamine Care Clinic. Research in the last 7-10 years has shown that ketamine infusions are effective for those suffering from treatment-resistant mental health conditions and chronic pain conditions. Either as an alternative to or a supplement to mainstream treatments, ketamine infusions offer an alternative path to healing for those who have lost hope.
Is ketamine legal?
Yes. In fact, ketamine has been used as an anesthetic and pain relief medication in operating rooms for decades. Currently, ketamine can be legally prescribed and administered “off-label” by licensed physicians.
The drug has only been officially approved by the FDA as an anesthetic and not as a treatment for depression, but an estimated 30 percent of all medications are prescribed “off-label,” and are frequently used by physicians even though they are not FDA approved for that particular purpose.
Discover more Ketamine Clinics
- Renewed Wellness – West Fargo, North Dakota
- Ascend Wellness MBS – Minot, North Dakota
- Advanced Wellness and Infusion Center – Anchorage, Alaska
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