Ketamine Cost: $250/Month vs $800+ Clinic Visits

Save thousands with at-home ketamine therapy. Compare costs, insurance coverage, and payment options for depression treatment.

$250
Monthly Cost
$800+
Clinic Session
70%
Cost Savings
Insurance
Coverage Available

At-Home vs Clinic Cost Breakdown

Traditional ketamine clinics charge $400-$800 per session, with most patients needing 6-12 sessions for initial treatment. Our at-home program costs just $250/month with unlimited physician support.

  • At-home: $250/month all-inclusive
  • Clinic sessions: $400-800 each
  • No travel time or clinic fees
  • Medication included in monthly cost
  • Unlimited physician consultations

Insurance & Payment Options

While most insurance doesn't cover ketamine therapy yet, we offer flexible payment plans and some HSA/FSA eligibility.

  • HSA/FSA eligible expenses
  • Monthly payment plans available
  • Some insurance reimbursement possible
  • Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
  • Payment assistance for qualifying patients

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does at-home ketamine therapy cost?

Our at-home ketamine therapy costs $250 per month, which includes medication, physician oversight, and unlimited consultations. This is significantly less than clinic-based treatment which typically costs $400-800 per session.

Is ketamine therapy covered by insurance?

Most insurance plans don't yet cover ketamine therapy, but some patients receive partial reimbursement. Treatment may be eligible for HSA/FSA funds as a qualified medical expense.

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