Relievus Pain Management provides ketamine therapy to people suffering from chronic pain and mood conditions. The clinic offers treatment for complex regional pain syndrome, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, and major depression. Ketamine therapy has been proven to be an effective and viable treatment option for over 70 percent of patients.
The medical professionals at Relievus Pain Management are highly skilled and knowledgeable when it comes to different pain management therapies and techniques. Their adoption of ketamine therapy came after countless research proving its efficacy. The team at the clinic is highly devoted to helping those who have not yet found relief regain a better quality of life by using ketamine therapy.
Offered Treatments
IV Ketamine Infusion Therapy
Treated Conditions
CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) or RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy)
Major Depression
Important Info
Patients do not need a referral; however, they will need to provide documentation from their primary care, pain specialist, psychiatrist, or therapist related to their diagnosis and past treatment. Patients will be required to continue regular ongoing contact with them during and after ketamine infusions.
Relievus Pain Management’s ketamine treatments have no formal age limitations.
Those with uncontrolled blood pressure, unstable heart disease, untreated thyroid disease, active substance abuse, along with anyone currently in the manic phase of bipolar disorder or experiencing active psychotic symptoms (hallucinations or delusions), might not be eligible for ketamine therapy at Relievus Pain Management.
Ketamine infusion costs vary (see Relievus Pain Management’s pricing below), and since insurance providers rarely cover these treatments, it’s best to check with your carrier beforehand.
What is ketamine therapy?
Ketamine therapy involves taking a sub-anesthetic dose of ketamine in a clinical, supervised setting. It is useful for treating both mood and chronic pain conditions.
When you undergo ketamine therapy, you can have a single infusion or multiple infusions. Many studies on ketamine treatment for depression find good results using a round of six infusions, and most ketamine clinics follow this protocol. You will receive ketamine at a clinic via either intravenous (IV) or intramuscular (IM) infusion, although the former is the most common route of administration.
Who is ketamine therapy for?
Those who have not been helped by conventional treatment strategies have another option with ketamine treatments. Research in the last 7-10 years has shown that ketamine infusions are effective for those suffering from treatment-resistant mental health conditions and chronic pain conditions. Either as an alternative to or a supplement to mainstream treatments, ketamine infusions offer an alternative path to healing for those who have lost hope.
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