HealingMaps Says: The Remedy MN Ketamine TMS brings new hope to those with treatment-resistant depression and other mental illnesses. With state-of-the-art ketamine therapy, the clinic is the only full-service psychiatric clinic in Minnesota. They also offer TMS therapy as well, which is sometimes covered by insurance. Their center focuses on providing both treatment options and care all in one place.
Patient/Testimonial: “I consider myself lucky to be a client at The Remedy clinic. I am undergoing ketamine infusions, and am most certainly a success story. The people here are truly lifesavers. They will bend over backwards to keep you safe, comfortable and healthy. They accept insurance and truly have your happiness and best interest in mind. I can’t recommend this clinic enough.” =- Kelsey J via Google
Do They Offer Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy? Yes, they have psychiatrists on staff.
Are Female Practitioners Available? Yes
Do They Accept Insurance? No
Additional Info:
The team at The Remedy places priority on recovery and treats each patient uniquely. They understand there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to mental illness treatment, and deliver compassionate care to provide the best possible care.
Many people suffering from treatment-resistant mental illness find that ketamine for depression works effectively. Living with mental health issues can be debilitating, but research supports the notion of ketamine therapy being a proven treatment.
What types of ketamine services does The Remedy offer?
Ketamine infusion therapy
Spravato (Intranasal esKetamine)
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy
Important Info:
Insurance may cover Spravato.
Per The Remedy, prior authorization with strict criteria for documentation of, and meeting the definition of treatment resistant depression, is often needed. There may be certain diagnoses you have that your insurance company will use to deny paying for your treatment with Spravato. The Remedy’s staff are happy to discuss this with you, and help you appeal any denial with any supporting documentation your insurance company may require.
Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy sessions often require 2 hours or more, and therefore may not be fully covered by your insurance. If this is the case, this service will then be billed through Golden Life Ketamine requiring you to pay at the time of service and submit the superbill you are provided to your insurance for whatever out of network benefits you may have or to use as documentation if you choose to use your HSA. The Remedy’s staff are happy to provide you with a “superbill” which will have all of the visit and diagnostic codes required.
The Remedy offers a financing program through Advance Care.
I also have a waiver and contact for you to pay anything not covered. 1 have had no Ketamine since Christmas time. Mayo wanted to try to use drugs before going back to Ketamine. So far I not had to pay anything, I firstly need to get my mental health stabilized then want to do for my chronic pain to get off the oxycodone. Pretty much steady since 2008. I also want to start PT and exercising again. I turned 65 this year and in rough shape. So I would need to get a release for Wabasha County, they have many certain procedures in writing from your Doc. So that they can cover my hotel. I can show you past letters for reference. I know they work I was actually me again for awhile,I took photos of my ins cards but don’t see them?
Thanx, C
Ketamine has brought me back to happiness. It truly erased my bipolar depression, C-PTSD, eased my chronic pain. Finally after 55 years I am diagnosed with ADHD and Ketamine has even helped that. It has changed my life. I look forward to the rest of my days.
Angelica Bottaro is a medical writer and researcher with a rich background in psychology and journalism. She holds a bachelor's degree in Psychology from Trent University and an Advanced Diploma in Journalism from Centennial College. Angelica has been a freelance writer since 2014, amassing bylines in various platforms like Very Well Health, The Good Men Project, MakeWell, and LymeTime among others. Although primarily a freelance writer, her educational background and career trajectory have positioned her as a voice in mental health discourse, highlighting systemic issues in mental health care through her writing.
Cheryl Alexander
October 3, 2023 at 8:24 amI also have a waiver and contact for you to pay anything not covered. 1 have had no Ketamine since Christmas time. Mayo wanted to try to use drugs before going back to Ketamine. So far I not had to pay anything, I firstly need to get my mental health stabilized then want to do for my chronic pain to get off the oxycodone. Pretty much steady since 2008. I also want to start PT and exercising again. I turned 65 this year and in rough shape. So I would need to get a release for Wabasha County, they have many certain procedures in writing from your Doc. So that they can cover my hotel. I can show you past letters for reference. I know they work I was actually me again for awhile,I took photos of my ins cards but don’t see them?
Thanx, C
Annie Kack
May 20, 2022 at 6:37 pmKetamine has brought me back to happiness. It truly erased my bipolar depression, C-PTSD, eased my chronic pain. Finally after 55 years I am diagnosed with ADHD and Ketamine has even helped that. It has changed my life. I look forward to the rest of my days.
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