The Ketamine Treatment Center of East Tennessee provides ketamine to treat people with chronic mood disorders. By providing cutting-edge treatments to people that have found no relief using traditional forms of therapy, patients suffering can finally regain control over their health and symptoms.
Dr. Richard Jackson leads the Ketamine Treatment Center of East Tennessee. He has been practicing psychiatry for over three decades. His extensive experience and compassionate approach to care are what set him apart in his field. His main goal is to help as many people as possible experience long-lasting remission from the symptoms of their psychiatric disorders and he uses ketamine infusion therapy to achieve it.
What types of ketamine services does the Ketamine Treatment Center of East Tennessee offer?
IV Ketamine Infusion Therapy
SPRAVATO (esketamine) Nasal Spray
What conditions does the Ketamine Treatment Center of East Tennessee treat?
Depression
Anxiety
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Chronic pain
Important Info
The Ketamine Treatment Center of East Tennessee does not file claims, accept payments, enter single case agreements, or participate in any provider networks with TennCare, Medicaid, Medicare, Workmen’s Compensation, HMO, PPO, or other private insurance plans. See the clinic’s pricing below.
Ketamine infusion charges include all costs of providing the service, including medication, supplies, nurse services, and physician services.
A cash discount is available on all services.
A $100 booking fee is required for all services at the time of scheduling, and is deducted from the cost of the service when payment is made for the balance for that service.
You must disclose all medications, including controlled substances (whether prescribed or not), because they may affect your response to treatment.
Your Treatment: What to Expect
A brief preliminary telephone screening will be provided before an initial appointment is offered. At the first appointment, an expert team member at the Ketamine Treatment Center of East Tennessee will assess your suitability for ketamine therapy.
Infusions take place in a comfortable environment and last for about 40 minutes. Throughout the process, patients are monitored by nursing staff and the physician is also present. If conditions allow, you may choose to have a friend or family member present. You will need someone to drive you home after the treatment and must avoid driving, operating heavy machinery, and making legal decisions for the rest of the day.
For the best and longest-lasting results, an initial series of six ketamine infusions is usually recommended over about 3 weeks.
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