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Choosing a clinic The credential question: anaesthesiologist, psychiatrist, or both Two clinicians offering the same infusion are often running quite different programmes around it. The difference is not visible on … Dana Whitlock · 2,527 words

Cost and access Does insurance cover ketamine therapy? A state-by-state reality check Commercial insurance rarely reimburses off-label intravenous administration. Esketamine changes the calculation in ways worth understanding. Owen Barreto · 2,706 words

Choosing a clinic Eleven questions that separate a careful ketamine clinic from a well-decorated one None of these questions require medical knowledge to ask, and the answers sort clinics faster than any amount of website … Tomasz Nowak · 2,721 words

Evidence and research The difference between Spravato and IV ketamine, explained without the marketing One is FDA-approved and often insurable. The other is off-label and usually is not. Clinic websites blur the two constantly. Owen Barreto · 2,720 words

Evidence and research Ketamine and suicidal ideation: what the evidence supports and what it does not Rapid reduction in acute ideation is a distinct research question from sustained treatment of depression, and the two get conflated. Dana Whitlock · 2,739 words

Treatment experience Preparing for your first ketamine session, in more detail than the clinic will give you Fasting, a driver, and a settled expectation about the dissociative period. The third one changes the experience most. Tomasz Nowak · 2,727 words

Cost and access How to read a ketamine clinic's pricing page The headline per-session figure usually excludes consultation, evaluation, integration and every maintenance session for the following year. Tomasz Nowak · 2,823 words