At Klarity Ketamine Wellness Clinic, patients who have tried traditional routes to treat depression can find relief through the use of ketamine infusion therapy. The clinic recognizes that ketamine therapy isn’t a cure, but rather a part of a wider treatment plan. They collaborate with other health care providers to offer a well-rounded course of treatment.
The Medical Director at Klarity Ketamine Wellness Clinic, Dr. Melissa Reed, is a Board-Certified anesthesiologist. She approaches patient care with the same compassion and delicacy as she would her own family. Dr. Reed’s main goal is to provide ongoing relief for those who have lost all hope when it comes to recovery.
So if considering psychedelics therapy, trust the experts at Klarity. The clinic can answer questions relating to psychedelic drugs for medical use while providing support for healing.
What types of ketamine services does Klarity Ketamine Wellness Clinic offer?
– Ketamine infusion therapy
What conditions does Klarity Ketamine Wellness Clinic treat?
Depression
Including bipolar depression and major depression
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Anxiety
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Chronic pain
Including Fibromyalgia and various pain syndromes such as CRPS and RSD
Important Info:
Patients must currently be under the care of a Psychiatrist, Family Physician, Therapist, or other mental healthcare professional qualified to diagnose and treat mental illness. Klarity will work closely with your existing provider to offer Ketamine Infusion Therapy as a supplement to your current care plan.
Klarity only accepts up-front payment for services by cash or credit card. The clinic also offers financing plans.
Your Treatment: What to Expect
Getting Started
Upon contacting Klarity, Dr. Reed will call you to discuss your condition and answer any questions you may have. You will then be asked to fill out a few forms and sign a release, giving Klarity permission to contact your current mental healthcare provider. When the decision is made to proceed with treatment, your first infusions will be scheduled.
Infusion Therapy
Learn how to prepare for your infusion appointment here.
Treatment is initiated with 6 infusions given over a 2 week time period—typically following a Monday-Wednesday-Friday schedule (a different protocol will be set up for chronic pain patients).
During your infusions, you’ll be in a private treatment room. You will be continuously monitored including your blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen saturation. An intravenous (IV) line will be placed and the infusion started. The infusion will be given slowly over 40 minutes. Many patients may find it helpful to listen to music or just sit back and relax. The IV will remain in place until you’re fully recovered (typically 1-2 hours).
Upon completion of the 3rd infusion, an assessment will be performed to ensure you are responding and should continue with the therapy. During this process, and throughout your care with Klarity, Dr. Reed will update and consult with your primary mental healthcare provider and you will continue to follow their guidance.
Maintenance
For most patients, follow-up infusions are necessary every 4-6 weeks after the initial infusions are completed.
See pricing information for ketamine treatments for depression and other mood disorders below. Treatment for CRPS/RSD is very individualized, therefore cost is determined on a case-by-case basis.
This is my honest and lived experience as a former patient of Dr. Reed and Klarity Mind & Body. I’m sharing this publicly because patients deserve transparency, and my story matters. I’m finally speaking up, because I’m tired of being silenced and gaslit by Dr. Reed.
This experience has haunted me for years. But I’ve grown since then. I’ve fought to rebuild my life from the pieces that people like Dr. Reed tried to break. And I’m done letting her—or anyone—paint me as unstable or dishonest just because I had the courage to ask for help.
Back in 2019–2020, I was a patient at Klarity Mind and Body, under Dr. Reed’s care. I was prescribed Spravato for treatment-resistant depression and PTSD. And while this treatment has the potential to help people, it also leaves patients in an extremely vulnerable state—one that requires emotional safety, follow-up care, and human compassion. Instead, what I received was cold detachment, silence, and ultimately, rejection.
One day I was cut off from care. No call. No explanation. I called and left numerous messages. Eventually I was responded to with a vague statement about “lack of follow-up care after hospitalization,” which I could have easily provided documentation for… had anyone actually asked me.
I was already in a deeply fragile mental state. I needed clarity. Support. Guidance. Instead, I got silence and refusal of care. Desperation pushed me to walk into the clinic, trying to speak to Dr. Reed face to face. But rather than respond like a doctor—or even a decent human being—she called the police on me! Claimed I was a disturbance. Had me dragged off to a hospital in an ambulance. She even filed a restraining order!
The hospital staff easily realized there was no need for me to be there and released me. The judge dropped the restraining order, recognizing it for what it was: a cruel, dishonest overreaction.
But the damage was done.
I experienced withdrawals. I felt dehumanized. And ended up hospitalized again. I lost all faith in the medical system. I felt stripped of my dignity. I wasn’t a danger to myself or others. I was foggy, scared, and asking for help that can’t be found at Klarity. And I was punished for it.
Do you understand how traumatizing it is to be treated like a criminal just for trying to keep yourself alive?
I never received any emotional integration or any psychological support. Just a drug. Just a timer. Just blood pressure readings and “see you next time.” I was getting two treatments a week—but no one ever sat with me. No one asked how I was doing inside. That is not healing. That is negligent at best and traumatizing at worst.
What I needed was a provider who would sit down with me, look me in the eye, and say, “Hey, I know you’re going through a lot. Let’s make sure you’re supported. Let’s talk.” That never happened.
In fact, I never even received an apology. Not once. Dr. Reed never acknowledged what she did wrong, never took accountability, never even showed a flicker of empathy for the pain and trauma her actions caused. That silence—her refusal to take responsibility—was its own form of cruelty.
What I learned is this: Not every provider is safe. And having a medical degree doesn’t make someone qualified to hold your heart, your trauma, your life.
To anyone walking into that clinic: Please ask yourself, “Am I desperate enough to leave here even more broken?” Because you deserve real care. You deserve someone who actually gives a damn about your healing, not just your vitals.
This experience affected my mental health, my recovery, and my sense of worth. It created fear, shame, humiliation, and mistrust of a system that already fails so many. And yet, I am still here. Still healing. Still speaking.
I’m writing this because my story matters. The truth matters. Our collective healing matters. And I will not be silenced again.
You can say whatever you want about me, Dr. Reed or try reporting me again to God knows who. But you know, God sees everything, and I trust that justice will be served by the Almighty in divine time.
And even if you never say sorry—I know what happened. And I know my truth. I forgive you-but not because you deserve it, because I deserve to be free from all the harm you caused me.
Allie plays on her phone during work hours and looks at Tinder while on the job. She talks about getting drunk almost every night and talks bad about patients in office
First treatment today 10/5 with Spravato . Positive review. Felt safe and secure, before , during and after treatment. Covered under medicare so do not know the cost yet.
Dr. Reed very accommodating and setting is also very comfortable. Very good staff members and their interactions. Cannot comment on the Ketamine infusions
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Izabela Paz
July 3, 2025 at 11:08 pmThis is my honest and lived experience as a former patient of Dr. Reed and Klarity Mind & Body. I’m sharing this publicly because patients deserve transparency, and my story matters. I’m finally speaking up, because I’m tired of being silenced and gaslit by Dr. Reed.
This experience has haunted me for years. But I’ve grown since then. I’ve fought to rebuild my life from the pieces that people like Dr. Reed tried to break. And I’m done letting her—or anyone—paint me as unstable or dishonest just because I had the courage to ask for help.
Back in 2019–2020, I was a patient at Klarity Mind and Body, under Dr. Reed’s care. I was prescribed Spravato for treatment-resistant depression and PTSD. And while this treatment has the potential to help people, it also leaves patients in an extremely vulnerable state—one that requires emotional safety, follow-up care, and human compassion. Instead, what I received was cold detachment, silence, and ultimately, rejection.
One day I was cut off from care. No call. No explanation. I called and left numerous messages. Eventually I was responded to with a vague statement about “lack of follow-up care after hospitalization,” which I could have easily provided documentation for… had anyone actually asked me.
I was already in a deeply fragile mental state. I needed clarity. Support. Guidance. Instead, I got silence and refusal of care. Desperation pushed me to walk into the clinic, trying to speak to Dr. Reed face to face. But rather than respond like a doctor—or even a decent human being—she called the police on me! Claimed I was a disturbance. Had me dragged off to a hospital in an ambulance. She even filed a restraining order!
The hospital staff easily realized there was no need for me to be there and released me. The judge dropped the restraining order, recognizing it for what it was: a cruel, dishonest overreaction.
But the damage was done.
I experienced withdrawals. I felt dehumanized. And ended up hospitalized again. I lost all faith in the medical system. I felt stripped of my dignity. I wasn’t a danger to myself or others. I was foggy, scared, and asking for help that can’t be found at Klarity. And I was punished for it.
Do you understand how traumatizing it is to be treated like a criminal just for trying to keep yourself alive?
I never received any emotional integration or any psychological support. Just a drug. Just a timer. Just blood pressure readings and “see you next time.” I was getting two treatments a week—but no one ever sat with me. No one asked how I was doing inside. That is not healing. That is negligent at best and traumatizing at worst.
What I needed was a provider who would sit down with me, look me in the eye, and say, “Hey, I know you’re going through a lot. Let’s make sure you’re supported. Let’s talk.” That never happened.
In fact, I never even received an apology. Not once. Dr. Reed never acknowledged what she did wrong, never took accountability, never even showed a flicker of empathy for the pain and trauma her actions caused. That silence—her refusal to take responsibility—was its own form of cruelty.
What I learned is this: Not every provider is safe. And having a medical degree doesn’t make someone qualified to hold your heart, your trauma, your life.
To anyone walking into that clinic: Please ask yourself, “Am I desperate enough to leave here even more broken?” Because you deserve real care. You deserve someone who actually gives a damn about your healing, not just your vitals.
This experience affected my mental health, my recovery, and my sense of worth. It created fear, shame, humiliation, and mistrust of a system that already fails so many. And yet, I am still here. Still healing. Still speaking.
I’m writing this because my story matters. The truth matters. Our collective healing matters. And I will not be silenced again.
You can say whatever you want about me, Dr. Reed or try reporting me again to God knows who. But you know, God sees everything, and I trust that justice will be served by the Almighty in divine time.
And even if you never say sorry—I know what happened. And I know my truth. I forgive you-but not because you deserve it, because I deserve to be free from all the harm you caused me.
Helpful ReviewAnon
October 2, 2023 at 12:41 amThey fired the only providers that actually cared, which I find very fishy as a patient. Most of us are mental health patients, why would you do that?
Helpful ReviewBill Jones
September 21, 2022 at 2:54 pmAllie plays on her phone during work hours and looks at Tinder while on the job. She talks about getting drunk almost every night and talks bad about patients in office
Helpful Review 1David Laston
October 5, 2021 at 10:27 pmFirst treatment today 10/5 with Spravato . Positive review. Felt safe and secure, before , during and after treatment. Covered under medicare so do not know the cost yet.
Helpful Review 7Dr. Reed very accommodating and setting is also very comfortable. Very good staff members and their interactions. Cannot comment on the Ketamine infusions