Cost of services

Our protocol for Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy is an approximately 2 month-intensive process that includes an assessment, 2 preparation sessions, and integration sessions equal to the number of medicine sessions. Generally, our prescribing partners recommend an average of 6 medicine sessions. The cost, depending on the type of ketamine (IV or oral) ranges from approximately $2600 to $4000 for the full 2-month protocol. At times, we may need to add additional sessions at the rate of $150/hr. Each client will have a good idea of their specific cost once we have completed the initial assessment ($200). Clients are never required to complete their protocol or pay upfront. Our services are 100% optional and billed by the hour.

Clients who have independently decided to use other non-legal psychedelics can receive preparation (before) and integration (after) sessions, but we do not sit, guide, or interact with these substances in any way. Each individuals plan is custom. These clients would start with a 75-minute assessment ($200) and each additional therapy hour is $150. Clients will have a good idea of overall cost upon assessment and all services are optional.

Not directly. Insurance companies do not currently pay for ketamine itself (IV or oral) and we are not paneled with any insurance providers. However, many insurance policies provide benefits for out-of-network services.

In this case, you may submit a claim to your insurer to receive reimbursement for any therapy sessions at whatever percentage your policy designates. For example, your insurance card may say something like “OON 80%.” This could indicate an 80% reimbursement rate. In this scenario, $1,000 of therapy would only cost $200, though you wold need to pay up front and be reimbursed later. We can help you to understand this process and connect you with services that make submitting claims very simple.

It is a good idea to call the 1-800 number on the back of your card and ask if your policy includes out-of-network benefits for psychotherapy. If you ask if Ketamine Therapy is covered, they will likely say no. Again, the medicine is not covered, but therapy for depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, OCD, etc. are likely to be covered if you have a policy with out-of-network benefits.

Yes. We can connect you with a loan provider that offers direct financing for services.They offer: “0% APR for at least 12 months (and longer) for qualified applicants. No required payoff or back accrued interest charges. No costs to apply. Financing up to $100,000. No pre-payment penalties Pay off your balance at any time.” You can apply online at: www.mlendfinance.com or call 1-888-474-6231.