
Board-certified California physicians. Doctor-prescribed sublingual ketamine for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain. Medication shipped to your door across Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Sacramento, and all 58 California counties.
Discreet Ketamine Medical Corporation
A California-licensed medical practice operating under Osteopathic Medical Board of California.
CA-licensed physicians
Every prescription is written by a physician licensed by the Osteopathic Medical Board of California.
Telehealth compliant
Care provided in accordance with California Business & Professions Code § 2290.5, California's telehealth statute.
Telemedicine visits with a board-certified physician. Medication is billed separately by our partner pharmacy.
Ketamine sublingual tablets (up to 150mg) or troches are dispensed by our California partner pharmacy at a flat $3.50 per unit ($45 minimum per order), with free 2-day shipping. Room-temperature stable, no refrigeration required.
We deliver to all 58 counties throughout the Golden State.
Yes. Ketamine is FDA-approved, and California-licensed physicians may prescribe it off-label for depression, anxiety, PTSD and chronic pain. California Business & Professions Code § 2290.5 governs the telehealth visit itself, so the entire course of care can be delivered remotely. Dr. Ben Soffer, D.O. holds Osteopathic Medical Board of California certificate 20A25771.
No. This is a telehealth practice, so there is no California office to travel to. Every visit is a secure 30-minute video consultation with Dr. Soffer, and medication ships from a California-licensed compounding pharmacy directly to your address.
The eligibility questionnaire takes about five minutes and Dr. Soffer reviews it personally. Once your visit is complete and the prescription is written, medication typically arrives within 2-3 business days anywhere in California.
Dr. Ben Soffer, D.O. — the same physician for every visit, not a rotating panel. He is licensed by the Osteopathic Medical Board of California and is enrolled in CURES, California's prescription drug monitoring program, which is required for prescribing controlled substances in the state.
You are asked to have a support person present for your first session, and dosing is deliberately conservative and capped. Sublingual ketamine at these doses has a different risk profile from intravenous infusion, and Dr. Soffer screens for the conditions that make at-home treatment inappropriate before prescribing anything. Patients who are not suitable candidates are told so.
Across 11 regions, from the coast to the Central Valley.
Discreet Ketamine Medical Corporation — Osteopathic Medical Board of California Fictitious Name Permit No. FNP4048.