Clients with various mood disorders or chronic pain can find relief from their conditions through cutting-edge ketamine therapy treatments at the Phoenix Arizona Ketamine Infusion Center.
A “state of the art EMR specifically designed for Ketamine Infusions,” coupled with cutting edge technology and expertise, allows the expert team at Bakersfield Ketamine Infusion Center to offer individualized treatment plans for each client. FDA-approved Spravato esketamine is covered by some insurance providers.
The clinic staff works to make sure that each client reaps the most benefits from their insurance coverage. The team at Phoenix Ketamine Infusion Center recognizes that not everyone has a robust economic background and works with the client to figure out ways to manage treatment. The Arizona clinic provides a safe, calm environment and expert care providers in order to facilitate life-changing treatments.
While predominantly using IV ketamine infusion treatments, the Phoenix Ketamine Infusion Center also employs the Spravato nasal medication for some conditions. For those suffering long-term stress and/or chronic pain, Ketamine repairs long-damaged neural pathways that result from these conditions. Through discussion with the professional and compassionate staff, individual treatment plans are crafted for each client.
Further, a safe and welcoming environment is provided at the clinic in which to explore the benefits provided by ketamine therapy. Care-providers at the Ketamine Infusion Center use ketamine as part of a comprehensive treatment plan to mitigate the effects of long-term stress and chronic pain.
Offered Treatments
Ketamine Infusion Therapy
Treated Conditions
Depression
Treatment Resistant Depression
Suicidal Ideation
Bi-Polar Depression
Neuropathic Pain
Alcoholism
Amputation
Chemotherapy
CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome)
Diabetes
Facial Nerve Problems
Fibromyalgia
HIV/AIDS
Multiple myeloma
Multiple sclerosis
Nerve or spinal cord compression (herniated discs, arthritis)
Spine surgery
Thyroid Problems
SAD (Social Anxiety Disorder)
GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorder)
OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)
PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
Panic Disorder
Important Info
Prior to infusions, clients will undergo a thorough clinical assessment.
Low-dose ketamine therapy can cause minor side effects (e.g. dizziness, fatigue, increased heart rate).
Ketamine therapy can be covered by insurance. Check with your provider to determine your coverage.
Your Treatment: What to expect
A full mental and physical health history will determine the extent of each individual treatment plan. Obtained by a board-certified physician, the plan will determine initial infusions.
Moreover, Initial infusions may be supplemented by maintenance infusions as determined by the care provider. IV fluids are administered over the course of an hour while the patient is monitored by an expert physician.
Afterward, clients may need 30 – 60 minutes to recover from the ketamine experience. Factors such as weight or medical history will of course have an effect on the extent of treatment.
Who is this treatment for?
Ketamine therapy is for clients with major chronic mood and/or pain disorders, especially those seeking alternatives to traditional, mainstream therapies. It is possible to achieve quick and positive results for those with any sort of treatment-resistant depression or chronic pain.
Combined with more traditional methods (psychotherapy, physiotherapy), such treatments provide long-lasting benefits and bring relief to those suffering from difficult or untreatable conditions.
I have original Medicare plus AARP/United Healthcare plan F which pays the remaining co-pay if Medicare Assignment is used.
I want to know if a 2-3 hour Ketamine Infusion for Neuropathic pain would cost significantly less than $550.00 for an appointment I have scheduled for next Wednesday at another pain clinic?
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Richard Sollami
June 14, 2022 at 8:28 pmI have original Medicare plus AARP/United Healthcare plan F which pays the remaining co-pay if Medicare Assignment is used.
Helpful Review 3I want to know if a 2-3 hour Ketamine Infusion for Neuropathic pain would cost significantly less than $550.00 for an appointment I have scheduled for next Wednesday at another pain clinic?