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False advertising

False advertisement, I called to inquire about having treatment done with the nurse for the price of $395 and they basically told me this option doesn't even exist, that all treatments are done with the doctor, when I asked why advertise this option on their website, they didn't know what to say.

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I've been in pain, my whole life. My goal has been to get people out of pain. I started the Bayer Foundation; to end chronic pain. However, I might have to end the word chronic, I'm no longer in pain. I get uncomfortable, but it isn't pain. I've been able to get off of antidepressants and feel great.

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A great doctor and place for treatment. Comfortable, knowledgeable and cares how you are doing! Top notch place.

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Ask the Community - Ketamine Healing

Do you accept any insurance at all?

No, not at this time

Do you take Medicare?

Unfurtunately Medicare does not reimburse ketamine clinics.

Do you accept advance care for financing?

Hi guys I read your reviews and they all sound fantastic but I still am leary. Does this process really work and is it safe?

Hello and thank you for message. It works for 80-85% of people. Yes it’s safe. What are you wanting to treat?

Does Ketamine work for teenagers and does it have any side effects?

Yes it works for teenagers. Short term side effects sometimes include nausea or headache. We provide zofran and other meds to prevent those from happening. Please call the office if you have any other questions.

Can anyone please share their personal experiences with the ketamine nasal spray? How often do you use it? Results? Side effects? Have you found you can taper down after a week or 2 and still have good results?

Hello, Most of my patients find the Ketamine spray to be very useful, with some calling it a… 

So am I getting this correctly, you are providing ketamine nasal spray 'to go' for patients?

Hello and thank you for your question. The Ketamine nasal spray is prescribed after three or more IV infusions, and is made by compounding pharmacies for at home use.

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