Find Relief from Depression with Ketamine Infusion Therapy.

Reclaim Your Life, One Step at a Time

Are you struggling with severe depression and feeling like you've tried everything? Ketamine infusion therapy, combined with Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), offers a groundbreaking approach to mental health. This innovative treatment provides rapid relief from symptoms and helps you reconnect with a deeper sense of well-being. Take the first step towards a brighter, more fulfilling future today.

What are Ketamine Infusions?

Ketamine has been safely used in medical settings since its FDA approval in 1970. Recognized by the World Health Organization as an essential medicine, it has a long-standing reputation for safety when administered under professional supervision. In recent years, growing research has uncovered ketamine’s powerful potential in mental health care. It has shown promising results in treating conditions such as treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, and suicidal thoughts—especially for individuals who haven’t responded to traditional therapies. If you’re exploring new options for your mental health, a conversation with your provider can help determine whether ketamine therapy is the right path for you.

Promotes Brain Connectivity

Ketamine can help mend and fortify brain connections that may have been harmed by persistent stress, trauma, or depression.

Reduces Inflammation

It works to decrease brain inflammation, which is associated with conditions like mood disorders, PTSD, and chronic pain.

Creates New Pathways

Ketamine promotes the growth of new neural pathways, aiding the brain in adapting to stress and negative emotions.

What To Expect

Initial Consultation

Personalized Treatment Plan

Treatment Sessions

Post Treatment Observation

Your Journey Begins with Understanding Yourself

Your first step is a one-on-one meeting with our medical professional.

During this session we’ll review your medical history, discuss your current challenges, and explore your treatment goals. A physical evaluation will also be performed to ensure that ketamine treatment is safe and appropriate for you. 

This comprehensive consultation helps us tailor your treatment plan to your unique needs and ensures your safety and comfort throughout the process.

Ketamine Infusion Treatment

Full treatment package or single sessions. Your care, your way.

Financing options available

20-minute Phone Consult: $0 ( free – schedule here )

Medical Evaluation (in-person visit to be completed before infusions are scheduled): $200
(in-network insurance costs are billed through your insurance plan, for out-of-network plans we will provide invoice so that you may be reimbursed by your insurance.)

45-minute Ketamine Infusion: $400 per infusion
(must pay before infusion)

60-minute Migraine OR Chronic Pain Infusion: $600 per infusion
(must pay before infusion)

45-minute Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) Session: $125
(Session provided by a KAP-certififed licensed counselor following the infusion.)

*Fees are subject to change at anytime at our discretion.

*We offer a 10% discount if you buy a Package of 6 infusions or 6 KAP sessions.

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Schedule a FREE phone Consultation

Not sure if ketamine infusion treatment is right for you? Speak to our ketamine treatment specialist to ask any questions you may have and see if ketamine treatment is right for you.

Reclaim the freedom to feel like yourself again.

Why Choose Ketamine Infusion Therapy?

Rapid
Results

Unlike traditional antidepressants that can take weeks to work, ketamine often provides relief within hours or days.

Safe and Controlled

Ketamine therapy is administered in a clinical setting under medical supervision to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Effective for
Treatment-Resistant Depression

It’s proven to help individuals who haven’t responded to other treatments.

What Research Says

Rapid Relief

Up to 70% of patients with treatment-resistant depression report symptom improvement within 24 hours of a ketamine infusion[^1].

[^1]: Murrough, J. W., et al. (2013). Biological Psychiatry, 74(4), 250–256. “Rapid and longer-term antidepressant effects of repeated ketamine infusions in treatment-resistant major depression.” Link

Frequently Asked
Questions

How much does the treatment cost?

The initial medical evaluation, which is required for ketamine infusions, has a cost of $200 although this cost may be covered by your insurance. Ketamine infusions have a cost of $400 per session, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy sessions for integration, cost $125 per session. We offer package discounts when the six (6) session protocol is paid upfront.

Will insurance cover this treatment?

Ketamine infusions are not currently covered by insurance. Payment must be received before scheduling infusion therapy. Visits with the psychiatrist are a billable service that is often covered by insurance.

What is Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)? Is it the same as ketamine infusions?

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) combines the effects of ketamine with psychotherapy to enhance mental health treatment. It includes the medical and psychiatric evaluation, the preparation session, the ketamine experience, and integration therapy sessions after each ketamine infusion, to help you achieve deeper insights and lasting growth.

While ketamine infusion clinics provide access to ketamine, they typically don't offer therapeutic support. At Arc Mental Health, we combine both ketamine treatment and therapy in one package.

Our KAP model includes six ketamine infusions, medical evaluation, preparation sessions, and follow-up therapy after each infusion to maximize both the immediate and long-term benefits, unlike the infusion-only model, which may offer temporary symptom relief.

Are there any conditions that make ketamine unsafe or ineffective?

Yes, certain conditions can make ketamine dangerous or ineffective. These include uncontrolled high blood pressure, unstable heart disease (e.g., arrhythmias, congestive heart failure), active substance abuse, active manic episodes of bipolar disorder, and active delusions or hallucinations. If you have any of these conditions on the day of your infusion, you will not be able to proceed with the treatment.

Do I need to stop any of my medications?

No, it is very important that we review your current medication list prior to beginning Ketamine therapy. You will need to follow up with your psychiatrist after treatment, as your dosage may change. Nonetheless, certain medications should not be taken with ketamine. Please contact us to discuss any medications you are currently taking. Some drugs, like benzodiazepines (e.g., Ativan, Xanax) and lamotrigine (Lamictal), might reduce the effectiveness of ketamine. We recommend tapering off these medications under your doctor’s guidance before your first treatment. If discontinuation is not possible, avoid taking them the night before and the day of your infusion, but resume them the night of or the day after your infusion.

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Dr. Juan Oms, M.D.

Medical Director

Dr. Juan Oms, M.D., is a board-certified psychiatrist and experienced Medical Director specializing in advanced interventional psychiatry, including ketamine therapy and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) for treatment-resistant depression. With extensive expertise in clinical psychiatry, substance use disorders, and healthcare administration, Dr. Oms has led pioneering mental health programs at prominent institutions such as Jackson Behavioral Health, Larkin Community Hospital, and AGAPE Network.