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Conditions They Treat:

  • Chronic Migraines
  • CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
  • Treatment-Resistant Depression
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury
  • PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)

HealingMaps Says: Created with the goal of providing it’s clients with “a healthier life” and the ability to “reach their own goals,” Morpheus IV, in Columbus, MI, offers ketamine treatments for those suffering from the debilitating symptoms of chronic pain and mood disorders. Morpheus IV was one of the first clinics in Missouri to offer ketamine treatments, and is a female-founded and run company. Ketamine has been in use as an anesthetic for nearly 50 years, supported by a robust safety profile in emergency situations. The low-dose treatments offered at Morpheus IV have shown remarkable positive benefits for those suffering from chronic and/or treatment-resistant conditions.

Patient/Testimonial: “I have been receiving infusions from Morpheus for over a year, and it has been life changing! Morpheus provides a high quality healing experience. The atmosphere is beautiful and calming. The staff at Morpheus are very welcoming, kind, and always ensure my needs are met. Jennifer Clark is professional but also personable, and always provides excellent care. She is so compassionate and brings comfort and light to every appointment. Jennifer and her staff are amazing and the care they provide is excellent. I highly recommend Morpheus to those seeking any of the healing experiences provided by them!” — Morgan Williams, Google Reviews.

Do They Offer Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy? No.

Are Female Practitioners Available? Yes.

Cost: N/A – contact for pricing information. But here is a general guide on ketamine infusion pricing.

Do They Accept Insurance? Contact for more information.

What types of ketamine services does Morpheus IV offer? 

  • IV Ketamine Infusion Therapy

Additional Info: 

The providers and staff at the clinic share a desire to take the knowledge and expertise they have accumulated and use it to better the lives of the people in their community. Those seeking an alternative to mainstream medications may find a reliable answer in ketamine infusions.

The wellness center is led by nurse anesthesiologists Jennifer Clark and Kirstin Richter. Ms. Clark was inspired to open the Morpheus IV clinic, and offer ketamine treatments, after struggling herself with chronic pain. After undergoing ketamine infusion therapy, and realizing its benefits, Ms. Clark, along with Ms. Richter, opened the infusion clinic to assist others struggling with similar conditions.

The care team at Morpheus IV bring combined decades of experience with anesthesia and healthcare settings to the clinic, all in service of providing the safest, most comfortable, and most beneficial experience possible. Treatment-resistant mental health conditions and chronic pain conditions afflict thousands of people across the country. Ketamine infusions at Morpheus IV provide a possible solution to these problems.

Important Info

  • Some health conditions and medications may prevent the administration of an IV infusion. These include, but are not limited to, congestive heart failure, renal failure, or pregnancy. Please contact the clinic for further information about possible contra-indications to ketamine treatments.
  • Patients should have a reliable ride to and from the clinic, and should have someone to keep them company for 12-24 hours after the infusion. Patients should also refrain from operating heavy machinery or making major decisions for approximately 24 hours after infusion.
  • Please contact the clinic for further information about pricing and insurance coverage.

Your Treatment: What to Expect

IV infusions at Morpheus IV take place in comfortable treatment rooms, each equipped with “big, massaging recliners.” Ketamine infusion appointments last approximately 3 hours. This included pre- and post-treatment consultations, as well as the ketamine treatment itself. During the infusion, some patients report sensations of floating, or may experience expanded consciousness. These are normal, and treatable, side effects, and are monitored throughout the process by trained staff.

Who is this treatment for?

Though regularly used in anesthesia, recent research into ketamine has shown it to be a remarkably beneficial medicine in the treatment of chronic pain and/or treatment-resistant mental health conditions. Many who suffer from such conditions find relief with mainstream treatments, but for those who do not, ketamine infusions at Morpheus IV may offer a alternative route to healing.

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