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Ketamine therapy: coverage, cost and verified clinics by state

Ketamine therapy is offered at 0 verified clinics in 0 states. Insurers generally do not cover it; cash prices run a wide range per session.

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Ketamine therapy uses generic ketamine given by IV infusion, intramuscular injection or lozenge, usually in a series of six sessions. It is used off label for depression, which is why most insurers do not cover the drug itself.

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What Ketamine therapy costs

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Full cost breakdown and metro prices · 6 infusions over 2 to 3 weeks, then boosters as needed.

Ketamine therapy clinics by state

Common questions

What is Ketamine therapy?
Ketamine therapy uses generic ketamine given by IV infusion, intramuscular injection or lozenge, usually in a series of six sessions. It is used off label for depression, which is why most insurers do not cover the drug itself.
Is Ketamine therapy covered by insurance?
Usually not. Ketamine therapy is off label for depression, so most plans exclude it. Some reimburse the psychotherapy or infusion codes. Spravato is the FDA-approved, insured alternative.
How much does Ketamine therapy cost?
6 infusions over 2 to 3 weeks, then boosters as needed.
How is it billed?
Usually cash pay. Some plans reimburse the monitoring or infusion codes (96365, 96374) but not the off-label drug.
Where are the most Ketamine therapy clinics?
Our first national data refresh is in progress. State pages will list metros with counts.

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