Quad Cities Ketamine Clinic offer ketamine infusion therapy, serving the Quad Cities area from their clinic in Davenport, IA. Ketamine therapy offers an alternative treatment for individuals whose pain and mood disorders have resisted conventional practices. The staff at Quad Cities Ketamine Clinic view their patients through a holistic lens, seeking to not only alleviate symptoms, but to also improve each individual’s overall health. From difficult to deal with mood disorders, such as PTSD, to the chronic pain of fibromyalgia, ketamine therapy offers a safe and effective route to healing and recovery.
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Tara Kinney is a nurse anesthesiologist and leader of the team at Quad Cities Ketamine Clinic. Seeing in her community the need for alternative and holistic responses to depression and chronic pain, Tara created the spa-like clinic in Davenport for those losing faith in mainstream treatment. Studies show that 70-80 percent of patients treated with ketamine see significant positive results, both as an alternative or as a supplement to traditional therapies. With private treatment rooms, and treatment plans tailored to the specific needs of each individual, Quad Cities Ketamine Clinic stands ready to offer effective treatment for resistant conditions.
Most insurance providers do not cover ketamine infusions. Consult your provider for more information.
Quad Cities offers a 15 percent discount to veterans, first responders, and active service members.
Ketamine is not a cure, but has been shown to be effective when combined with conventional therapeutic practices.
Ketamine treatment is only available to those who have been diagnosed with a mood disorder or pain disorder, and who have tried at least two different kinds of previous medication.
Your Treatment: What to Expect
Prior to treatment, an expert CRNA will screen each patient to determine the suitability of ketamine as a treatment. Infusions for mental health conditions last 45 minutes, while those for chronic pain last 2 – 4 hours, depending on the condition being treated. Infusions take place in private rooms with reclining chairs. Patients are monitored throughout the procedure by expert staff, both through monitoring devices and interaction with the patient. Some patients report dissociative effects, such as floating, out-of-body sensations. These, and any other side effects, vanish soon after treatment ends.
Who is this treatment for?
Those diagnosed with resistant disorders and who have not seen significant improvement with conventional medication may be eligible for ketamine treatments. According to Quad Cities Ketamine Clinic, traditional “antidepressants don’t work for around one-third of people withdepression.” Four out of five patients at the Quad Cities clinic were able to reduce or eliminate the need for medication, and “get back to a more productive and fulfilling life.”
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