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Ketamine Infusion Therapy

Depression - PTSD - OCD - Bipolar Disorder - Mood Disorders - Post Partum Depression

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Why Choose Ketamine Therapy at Rising Health

If you’ve tried therapy, medications, and every holistic tool in your toolbox—but still feel stuck in anxiety, depression, or burnout—Ketamine therapy may offer the breakthrough you’ve been searching for. At Rising Health, we combine the science of Ketamine with the soul of functional medicine—offering a safe, supportive space for deep healing, not just symptom relief.

As the most experienced provider in the state, our team leads with compassion, clinical excellence, and a deep respect for your story. We don’t just administer medicine—we walk with you through every step of the process, integrating intention-setting, emotional preparation, and post-session support so your transformation lasts long after the treatment ends.

This isn’t a one-size-fits-all protocol. It’s personalized, physician-led care that honors your body, your nervous system, and your goals.

FAQs

Is Ketamine Safe?

Ketamine is a DEA Schedule III drug and is abused recreationally. However, when administered or prescribed in appropriate doses and by a physician, it is safe and well-tolerated. Ketamine is also easy to administer and comes in several different delivery methods.

Who is eligible for Ketamine?

We recommend considering ketamine if you or anyone you know is suffering from any of the following:

  • Lack of medication efficacy in severe depression cases.
  • Treatment-Resistant (refractory) depression
  • The lengthy onset of action of existing therapy
  • Suicidal Ideation
  • Trauma or PTSD
  • Severe neuropathic pain or migraines.
Who is discouraged from Ketamine treatment?

Exclusion criteria include anyone with a history of drug or alcohol dependency,

  • A rapidly-declining health status and current or past diagnosis of Schizophrenia or any other psychotic disorder as defined by the DSM-V such as hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized speech.
  • Although ketamine has been used concomitantly in patients taking opioids, dose reduction may be necessary as ketamine can enhance opioid effects. Opioid dose reduction was also seen in patients who experienced enhanced pain relief from the addition of ketamine. It is important for patients who are on opioids to be closely monitored.
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