Ketamine IV Therapy

Depression, anxiety, and PTSD affect nearly 1 in 5 people. Traditional treatments like medication and talk therapy can help, but many experience side effects or do not respond adequately. IV Ketamine has emerged as a groundbreaking treatment option, offering rapid relief and lasting change for thousands of patients.

At Reset Medical & Wellness Center, we combine medical expertise with a supportive healing environment. Unlike many traditional ketamine clinics, every infusion is personally overseen by your physician for precision, safety, and optimal results.

Why Choose IV Ketamine?

Compared to lozenges, nasal sprays, or injections, IV ketamine is the most precise, customizable, and effective route of administration.

Benefits include:

Faster relief: Up to 2x quicker than nasal sprays
Higher response rates: Up to 79% with IV vs. 40% with nasal spray and 30% with oral ketamine
Fewer treatments are needed compared to other forms
Direct physician oversight for safety, comfort, and accurate dose adjustment

This precision allows us to tailor each infusion to your individual needs while minimizing side effects.

How It Works

Our treatments can achieve remarkable positive results across a wide range of symptoms and conditions.

Anxiety

Treatment-Resistant Depression

Adrenal Fatigue

Restless Sleep

Insomnia

Suicidal Thoughts and Ideation

Grief

Substance Abuse

Chronic Pain

Better Sleep

Clarity and Focus

Depression

Mental Clarity

Shame

Brain Fog

PTSD/PTSI

The Science & Procedure

Ketamine is a safe and well-studied medication used for over 50 years in both adults and children. Ketamine temporarily blocks the NMDA receptor in the brain, altering glutamate activity. This process stimulates neuroplasticity - the brain’s ability to “re-wire” itself - helping you break free from negative thought loops, trauma triggers, and emotional stuck points. Unlike traditional antidepressants, which act on serotonin and norepinephrine and may take weeks to show limited benefit, IV ketamine works quickly, with patients often noticing benefit within hours to days. By helping to form new connections, ketamine essentially provides a RESET of the brain’s pathways linked to depression and anxiety, often boosting the benefits of psychotherapy, mindfulness practices, or Neuro-Sympathetic Reset (NSR).

Introduction to the Procedure

Ketamine IV Therapy is a safe, physician-supervised procedure that provides rapid relief from depression, anxiety, and trauma-related symptoms. A carefully controlled dose of ketamine is administered intravenously in a calm, supportive environment, typically over 40–60 minutes. After each infusion, patients remain for about an hour of monitoring to ensure safety and comfort. The initial treatment phase generally consists of six infusions, typically administered twice per week for three weeks. Many patients experience significant improvement during this series, and some may benefit from periodic booster infusions to maintain long-term results. If you do not have a psychiatrist to provide a referral, our clinical team offers consultations to help determine whether ketamine therapy is an appropriate option for you.

Pricing

Ketamine Consult

$300 - One Time Consult

20% Discount available to qualifying individuals

Includes Mental Health Tracker

Ongoing follow-up by our Patient Engagement Team

Ketamine IV Treatment

$325/Treatment

20% Discount available to qualifying individuals

Includes Mental Health Tracker

Ongoing follow-up by our Patient Engagement Team

20% Discount Available to Qualifying Individuals

At RESET, we recognize the unique challenges faced by First Responders, Military Personnel, and their spouses who encounter ongoing traumatic situations in their roles. Our commitment is to support those who tirelessly serve our communities and country. As a token of our appreciation, we extend a 20% discount on all our services, including NSR, Ketamine, IV Infusion Therapy, and Trigger Point Therapy, ensuring accessible care for those who dedicate themselves to others.

First Responders: Police, Sheriff, State Trooper, Corrections Officer, Federal Officer, Career & Volunteer Firefighters, EMT, Paramedic, 911 Dispatch

‍Military: Active/Inactive Military Personnel, Veterans

As an additional courtesy, we know that secondary PTSD (PTSI) is prevalent among First Responders and Military families. Therefore, we extend the 20% discount to the spouses of these individuals.

What to Expect

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Before we proceed, we'll review your medical history and any medications you're currently taking. It's essential to inform us of any allergies. Adjustments to your medication or additional precautions can be made based on each individual’s unique treatment and conditions. It is very important that we obtain a precise medical history, including any recent suicide attempts and/or hospitalization. Keeping your mental health care provider informed is essential.
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You will recline comfortably during the procedure. Prior to treatment you will experience a relaxation and visualization treatment via our Firefly virtual reality device. After the VR session is complete, an IV will be started and the infusion will begin. We always start at a low dose and gradually increase, as appropriate for the most effective treatment and outcome. You and your vital signs will be monitored throughout the treatment process. You will be in a comfortable and relaxing environment throughout the procedure. The infusion should last 40 minutes. 

Some patients experience mild dissociative effects, such as feeling disconnected from their body or thoughts. It's a temporary sensation and part of the medication's action in the brain. 

While ketamine is generally safe, some patients may experience nausea, dizziness, headaches, increased salivation, increased heart rate/blood pressure, or changes in perception during the infusion. We monitor you closely to ensure your comfort and safety. These effects usually subside shortly after the infusion ends.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Depression is believed to be caused by imbalances in brain chemistry and disrupted communication between nerve cells. These changes affect how we regulate mood, stress response, and emotional processing. Traditional antidepressants typically target serotonin and norepinephrine, but this process can be slow and often ineffective. Although the exact mechanism is not fully understood, the benefits of ketamine are thought to be linked to its actions on the NMDA and glutamate receptor system. It is believed that ketamine works by promoting neural regrowth and leading to improvements in mood, emotional state, and energy. This effect can occur rapidly, within minutes to hours, potentially enhancing the efficacy of other treatments such as behavioral therapy.

Each patient may have a slightly different experience, but most are similar. A nurse will administer an IV line in the arm. A physician oversees the infusion. The patient will be monitored throughout the infusion, which typically lasts 40 minutes. Ketamine's immediate effects can vary, but most patients feel pleasure or disconnect from the world. Nausea is sometimes a side effect, but it can be easily treated with anti-nausea medication. Once the procedure is over, the patient may still feel the dissociative or sedating effects for 30 minutes to an hour. You will need to arrange a ride to and from the center for the procedure. Typically, ketamine is done in a series of six treatments over three to four weeks.

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Why Choose IV Ketamine?

Anxiety

Treatment-Resistant Depression

Adrenal Fatigue

Restless Sleep

Insomnia

Suicidal Thoughts and Ideation

Grief

Substance Abuse

Chronic Pain

Better Sleep

Clarity and Focus

Depression

Mental Clarity

Shame

Brain Fog

PTSD/PTSI

Pricing

Ketamine Consult

Ketamine IV Treatment

20% Discount Available to Qualifying Individuals

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During the Procedure

After the Procedure

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Follow-Up

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