Ketamine infusion therapy, built specifically for you
What to expect
We encourage our patients to stay hydrated and avoid alcohol the day leading up to your Ketamine infusion. This will lead to a much more enjoyable experience.
Day of Infusion
*Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled treatment time.
Each infusion is 45 minutes, but please allow 15-30 minutes of recovery time for yourself. Entire visit will last around 1 1/2 hours.
You must arrange for a ride home from the clinic. You may not operate a vehicle the day of your infusion. (Uber/Lyft/Taxi is an great option)
Please avoid eating 4 hours before your appointment. Water is permitted up to 2 hours before Ketamine Infusions.
Wear comfortable clothing!
Modern Ketamine clinic offers noise cancelling Bluetooth headphones for use during your infusion. Allowing you to listen to your favorite music, podcast or meditation while receiving therapy.
The Infusion will be administered in your own private room, which has been carefully designed to allow you to feel comfortable and safe, and to fully maximize the positive effects of Ketamine.
During the Infusion
It is very common to feel a sense of “floating” and deep relaxation during the infusion giving patients a relief some have not experienced in years. Most patients find this experience to be very enjoyable and rewarding.
Ketamine has an amazing safety profile and side effects are rare. If any side effects are encountered such as elevated blood pressure or nausea our highly trained staff is monitoring you at all times and will step in to quickly to assist you.
Most effects of the Ketamine dissipate within 15-20 minutes after the infusion. Some patients may experience feeling more tired than usual for a few hours following their visit.
*Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic, not a hallucinogen
Studies have to shown that Ketamine infusion therapy has a success rate of up to 65-70% in the treatment of disorders such as treatment resistant depression, PTSD and numerous chronic nerve pains. Most Ketamine infusion therapy patients continue with booster infusions to prolong the positive effects of the Ketamine treatment. Booster infusions are typically scheduled once every 2 to 6 weeks after the initial six treatments have been completed.