“I have been receiving infusions since the beginning of this year from Restorative Health. I’ve also seen Rita for general health care. I have a long history of depression, anxiety, fibromyalgia, and various other medical histories. She’s listened to me more than any other provider I’ve seen in the past. She’s genuine and compassionate in her care.
When I had a headache after a recent infusion, I was hesitant to contact them hoping it would just go away. When I finally broke down, she immediately responded and helped me. I was floored. Rita has saved my life this year and I am incredibly grateful for her and the rest of the staff at Restorative Health. Thank you!“
Tina K.
Why Restorative Health May Be Right For You?
In offering ketamine therapy, medical cannabis cards, and hormone therapy, Restorative Health in Sandy, Utah, is providing alternative treatments and relief for difficult to manage conditions.
The female-founded and run clinic treats both mental health complaints and chronic pain conditions with a variety of ketamine treatments. In office options include intravenous and intramuscular, while some patients may qualify for nasal and lozenge treatments at home.
Ketamine’s long and safe history of anesthetic use is bolstered by new research proclaiming it a “breakthrough” psychiatric medicine. Those who have found little to no relief from mainstream medications should consider the benefits of ketamine therapy.
Restorative Health is a female-founded and run clinic. Medical Director Rita Rutland, APRN, “grew up in Japan immersed in holistic medicine”. Rita brings this holistic perspective to the clinic, and combines it with her 15 years experience as a nurse to provide patients with a personal and healing experience.
The rest of the team at Restorative Health shares this vision of treating not just the ailment, but the patient as a whole.
While ketamine is a powerful tool in rewiring the brain and leaving behind traumatic behaviors, the Restorative team is also dedicated to giving patients the tools to build upon the healing effect of ketamine treatments.
Individuals currently actively abusing drugs or alcohol are not eligible for ketamine treatments at Restorative Health.
Certain pre-existing conditions may affect your treatments. Consult with a doctor and the clinic staff beforehand if any of the following apply: pregnancy; uncontrolled hypertension; acute cardiovascular disease; recently suffered a concussion; have had allergic reactions to ketamine in the past; have a condition that increases intercranial pressure; are suffering from schizophrenia.
Ketamine therapy for depression and pain is not covered by most major insurance. Please consult with your provider and the clinic beforehand for further information.
Your Treatment: What to Expect
The effects and duration of your treatment will vary depending on which kind of ketamine is determined to be the most suitable. Regardless of the variety, the most common side effect during the treatment is a feeling of dissociation, as if you were leaving your body.
Although some patients at Restorative Health experience mild nausea, all side effects, negative and not-so-negative, subside within a few hours of the treatment’s end.
Who is this treatment for?
Research indicates that ketamine therapy in any form is an effective treatment for individuals with refractive, or treatment-resistant, mental health complaints.
It is also a potent medication for those whose chronic pain conditions have not responded to mainstream therapies and medications. Restorative Health ketamine offers an alternative path to relief and recovery.
I’ve been in for my consultation, but waiting to talk to my Dr. I’d like to schedule my first Ketamine treatment tomorrow (Monday). Either practitioner works for me. Mornings are best after 10:00 AM.
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Greg Hansen
October 8, 2023 at 6:52 pmI’ve been in for my consultation, but waiting to talk to my Dr. I’d like to schedule my first Ketamine treatment tomorrow (Monday). Either practitioner works for me. Mornings are best after 10:00 AM.
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