CONDITIONS THAT MAY BENEFIT FROM KETAMINE
IV ketamine is primarily used for treatment-resistant depression. It may also be considered when anxiety or trauma-related symptoms occur alongside depression.
Ketamine Infusion Therapy in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and South Dakota
Living with depression that has not improved after trying what feels like everything can be exhausting. IV ketamine offers a different approach for adults with treatment-resistant depression. At The Remedy, each patient begins with a personalized evaluation, and treatment is provided in a comfortable, closely monitored setting with support throughout the process.
Ketamine infusion therapy is an in-clinic treatment where a carefully selected dose of ketamine is administered slowly through an IV. Our care team monitors you throughout the infusion and recovery period.
Ketamine has been used in medical settings for more than 60 years and has emerged as a powerful, fast-acting option for adults with treatment-resistant depression. It works differently from traditional antidepressants and may help reduce symptoms quicker for some patients, particularly when medication, therapy, or other treatments have not provided enough relief.
IV ketamine may be considered for adults who:
Ketamine is not appropriate for everyone. Before recommending treatment, our team will review your symptoms, health history, medications, previous treatments, and individual needs.
IV ketamine is primarily used for treatment-resistant depression. It may also be considered when anxiety or trauma-related symptoms occur alongside depression.
Ready to take the next step? Our team can help match you with the right provider.
At The Remedy, ketamine treatment is more than the infusion itself. Each patient begins with a thoughtful evaluation and an individualized treatment plan, followed by closely monitored appointments in a comfortable clinic setting. Our team remains involved throughout the process, checking in during each infusion, tracking how treatment is going, and helping you understand what to expect at every step.
Because The Remedy also offers psychiatry, medication management, therapy, Spravato, TMS, and other advanced treatment options, your provider can consider ketamine as part of your overall mental health care. Treatment is available at select clinics across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and South Dakota.
Because insurance coverage for IV ketamine treatment is often limited, many patients must pay for infusions out of pocket. To help make care more accessible, The Remedy offers IV ketamine infusions for $300 per infusion, with transparent pricing so patients understand the cost before getting started.
Accessible care does not mean reduced support. Patients still receive personalized treatment planning, in-clinic monitoring, and guidance from our mental health team throughout the process.
Our ketamine team offers personalized evaluation, treatment planning, and ongoing support throughout your course of care.
The Remedy Mental Health provides care across Minnesota, Wisconsin and South Dakota. Our clinics provide IV ketamine treatment in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Burnsville, Golden Valley, Vadnais Heights, Eau Claire, Hudson, Rapid City and surrounding communities.
Insurance coverage for IV ketamine treatment is often limited because its use for depression is considered off-label. Coverage can vary by insurance plan, so we encourage patients to contact their insurer to confirm their benefits.
To help make treatment more accessible, The Remedy offers IV ketamine infusions at a transparent self-pay rate of $300 per infusion. Our team will explain the costs and treatment schedule before you begin care.
No, you do not need a referral to contact The Remedy about ketamine treatment. Our team can help you get started, schedule an evaluation, and determine whether iv ketamine may be appropriate for you. Some insurance plans may have their own requirements before treatment is approved.
Each person’s experience is different. During or shortly after the infusion, you may feel relaxed, sleepy, dizzy, or temporarily disconnected from your body or surroundings. Some people describe feeling strange or unreal or notice changes in how things look.
Other temporary effects may include nausea, headache, blurred vision, or an increase in blood pressure or heart rate. Most effects are mild and begin to wear off within one to two hours. Our team will monitor you throughout the infusion and recovery period and check in regularly on how you are feeling.
No. You will need to arrange for someone to drive you home after each ketamine infusion appointment. You should not drive, operate machinery, or do anything that requires your full attention until the next day after a restful night of sleep—even if you feel well enough to do so.
Typically, your treatment will start with two infusions per week for several weeks and then be spaced out more over time. You will meet with your provider at least once per month to monitor your treatment response and update your treatment plan.
The Remedy offers both IV ketamine treatment and therapy, but we do not currently provide ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, where a therapist conducts a therapy session during the ketamine experience.
Patients may receive therapy separately from their ketamine appointments as part of their overall mental health care. Our team can help coordinate these services when appropriate.