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Breakthrough Treatment
Breakthrough Treatment
Get ready for breakthrough treatments on the horizon!
Ketamine Infusion Therapy, including Spravato (Nasal Esketamine), offers promising relief for treatment-resistant depression and mood disorders. With roots in anesthesia, ketamine works differently from traditional antidepressants, targeting the brain's glutamate system to foster new synaptic connections and reverse chronic stress effects.
Learn More about Ketamine Infusion
and Spravato (nasal Esketamine):
Learn More about Ketamine Infusion
and Spravato (nasal Esketamine):
Rapid-acting relief: Ketamine and Esketamine offer relief for treatment-resistant depression (TRD), chronic and acute suicidality, and other mood disorders.
Different mechanism: They work differently from traditional antidepressants by targeting the brain's glutamate system and stimulating regrowth of neuron synapses (neuroplasticity).
Anesthesia roots: Derived from anesthesia, these treatments have a history of safe use in medical settings.
Ongoing research: Scientific studies continue to explore their efficacy and utility for various mental health conditions.
Potential side effects: While generally safe, patients should be aware of potential side effects and discuss them with their healthcare provider.
Consultation required: Interested individuals will consult with qualified medical professionals to determine if Ketamine or Esketamine treatment is suitable for their specific condition.
Comprehensive support: Treatment involves ongoing monitoring and support to ensure the best outcomes for patients.
Hope for the future: As research progresses, Ketamine and Esketamine offer hope for individuals seeking relief from treatment-resistant depression (TRD) and mood disorders.
Frequently Asked Questions About
Ketamine Treatment
You may have questions about Ketamine Treatment. The following are some more commonly asked questions. If you don't find your answer, please reach out to us at (307)212-8014.
**This clinic does not offer ketamine treatment for chronic pain conditions.**
Why Ketamine?
Low doses of ketamine have been found to have rapid antidepressant effects, making it an option for patients who have not responded to conventional treatments. The effects can be felt within hours. This treatment is often used for treating conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD and more. It is part of a broader approach to managing depression, especially for individuals who have not responded to traditional therapies.
What Does Ketamine Treat?
Clinical evidence has shown success in treating Depression, Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD), Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Severe Anxiety, and more.
**This clinic does not offer ketamine treatment for chronic pain conditions.**
How is Ketamine Administered?
Infusion - A ketamine infusion involves administering ketamine through an IV drip.
Nasal - Spravato (esketamine) is a nasal spray. It is a derivative of ketamine and works as a fast-acting antidepressant.
Oral - Oral ketamine is another option for relief in the form of a tablet that dissolves under the tongue (troche).
What is the Success Rate?
Approximately 70-80% of patients respond to ketamine treatments.
What is the Treatment Process?
Contact High Point Counseling to schedule an appointment and to complete the paperwork.
(307)212-8014
You will first meet with Tamara Walker, PMHNP (Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner) to determine which treatment would be the best fit for your particular needs.
You will be scheduled for treatment.
During treatment, you will be in a safe, private, comfortable room where you will be kept under careful medical observation (monitoring heart rate, pulse, blood oxygen saturation percentages, blood pressure, etc.)
After the treatment is complete, you are given adequate time to recover and to ensure that you are able to make it home safely.
You will not be able to drive and should not make life impacting decisions for the remainder of that day.
The entirety of the treatment lasts 2 hours.
We STRONGLY encourage you to meet with your therapist in between treatments. This allows you to process and discuss anything that comes up during treatment. These integration sessions are a crucial component to the efficacy of the treatments.
The on-boarding series will require 6 treatments to be scheduled once or twice per week.
Maintenance treatments occur as needed and as determined by you and your mental health team.
Does Insurance Cover Ketamine Treatments?
IV and oral therapies are currently not covered by insurance as they are considered "off-label" uses of this medication. However, CareCredit.com as well as other medical credit cards may be an option for clients who qualify. We also offer a 5% discount for the onboarding series, if payment is made in full at the start of treatment.
Spravato is an FDA approved form of the medication and is covered by many insurances.
We are currently in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicaid, Evernorth (Cigna), and Optum (United Health and UMR). We are working on getting in network with Medicare and Aetna.
How Much Does Treatment Cost?
Intake: $400 - in-network insured; $100 - out of net-work or uninsured
Treatments $500 per treatment for 6 treatments total ($3,000).
Maintenance treatments are $500 each.
What are the side effects?
Side effects are minimal and may include dizziness, headache or nausea.
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