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    The concept of At Home Ketamine Treatment is an evolutionary leap forward in the broader healthcare paradigm, addressing conditions like depression, anxiety, and chronic pain. Traditionally, ketamine therapy has been administered in highly controlled clinical settings, often through intravenous

    One of the most compelling advantages of our Home Ketamine Therapy program is that it puts you, the patient, at the center of the experience. While you might imagine that home-based therapy would be less effective or carefully managed than in-clinic alternatives, we’ve worked diligently to ensure that the standard of care you receive in your home is every bit as rigorous and effective as what you’d find in a traditional healthcare facility. Our program incorporates real-time telehealth monitoring, comprehensive pre-treatment assessments, and specialized protocols to ensure that every session is as safe and productive as possible.

    Home Ketamine Facts

    The Revitalist Provider Portal allows your doctor to easily, and with much attention to privacy, refer you for consultation. Should you receive treatment, we will communicate with your existing provider(s) regarding your care.

    More than 70% of patients with treatment-resistant depression (including bipolar patients) experience rapid relief after a low-dose ketamine infusion. Similar success rates have been seen in returning combat veterans suffering from PTSD.

    Home Ketamine Therapy offers a plethora of advantages, many of which go beyond the sheer convenience of receiving treatment in the comfort of your home.

    The setting in which you receive treatment can have a significant impact on its effectiveness. For many patients, the comfort and familiarity of their home environment can enhance relaxation, lower stress, and even improve the therapeutic outcomes of the ketamine treatment. With Home Ketamine Therapy, you can personalize your surroundings to fit your needs, whether that means dimming the lights, playing soothing music, or arranging a supportive environment with loved ones.

    The setting in which you receive treatment can have a significant impact on its effectiveness. For many patients, the comfort and familiarity of their home environment can enhance relaxation, lower stress, and even improve the therapeutic outcomes of the ketamine treatment. With Home Ketamine Therapy, you can personalize your surroundings to fit your needs, whether that means dimming the lights, playing soothing music, or arranging a supportive environment with loved ones.

    You might wonder if a home-based program could compromise safety. Rest assured, our Home Ketamine Therapy is designed to uphold the same rigorous safety standards that we follow in our clinic. Our specialized telehealth system allows our medical team to monitor your vitals in real-time, ensuring your safety throughout the process.

    Home Ketamine is available in all states highlighted in blue.

    Home Ketamine is available in the following states.

    Tennessee, Florida, Colorado, and the British Virgin Islands

    What is At Home Ketamine Therapy?

    At-home ketamine therapy is a new way to help people with their mental health. It allows people to take ketamine at home instead of going to a clinic. Ketamine was first used as a medicine to help people sleep during surgery. Now, doctors have found it can help with mental health problems like depression, anxiety, and PTSD when used carefully. With at-home ketamine therapy, people can get help using telemedicine, which means they talk to doctors online. This makes it easier and more comfortable for people to get treatment. This type of therapy involves several steps. First, patients talk to healthcare professionals online. If the doctor thinks it’s a good idea, they will prescribe ketamine. Then, the patient takes the ketamine at home with specific instructions from the doctor. The goal is to help people get mental health treatment without having to go to a clinic all the time, which can save time, money, and reduce stress for those struggling with mental health issues.

    At-home ketamine therapy is especially helpful for people who have not gotten better with regular antidepressants. Studies have shown that ketamine can work quickly and often helps people feel better faster than regular medications. Telemedicine is very important in this process because it allows doctors to check on patients from afar, making sure they are safe and that the treatment is working well. This kind of treatment has to follow rules and guidelines set by healthcare providers and the FDA. This means patients get safe, effective care that follows proper medical standards, even though they are at home. Because of these safety measures, at-home ketamine therapy has become a good option for people looking for new and easier ways to get help for their mental health.

    At-home ketamine therapy is generally safe when done under the guidance of a healthcare professional. Patients are usually monitored through telehealth, so any side effects or problems can be managed right away.

    This therapy is for people who have not had success with traditional antidepressants and still struggle with depression or anxiety. A doctor will decide if someone is eligible by doing an online consultation.

    Eligibility for at-home ketamine therapy typically includes individuals who:

    • Have been diagnosed with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety disorders, or PTSD: These conditions have shown responsiveness to ketamine therapy, especially when traditional treatments have been ineffective.
    • Are adults aged 18 or older: Most programs require participants to be legal adults.
    • Do not have uncontrolled high blood pressure or significant cardiovascular issues: Ketamine can elevate blood pressure, so stable cardiovascular health is essential.
    • Are not pregnant or breastfeeding: The effects of ketamine on fetal and infant development are not well-studied, making its use during pregnancy or breastfeeding inadvisable.
    • Do not have a history of substance abuse disorders: Due to ketamine’s potential for misuse, individuals with such histories may be excluded.
    • Are not experiencing active psychosis or severe personality disorders: Ketamine may exacerbate symptoms in these conditions.
    • Have a stable home environment with support: A safe setting and access to support during sessions are crucial for at-home therapy.
    • Are willing to engage in integration practices: Commitment to follow-up activities, such as therapy or coaching, enhances treatment effectiveness.
    • Have access to necessary technology for telehealth consultations: Reliable internet and devices are needed for virtual assessments and monitoring.
    • Reside in regions where at-home ketamine therapy is legally permitted: Legal status varies by location, so eligibility depends on local regulations.

    These criteria are general guidelines; individual eligibility is determined through comprehensive assessments by our qualified healthcare providers.

    Telemedicine is very important for at-home ketamine therapy. It allows patients to have consultations, be monitored, and get follow-up care without needing to go to a clinic in person.

    How Does At Home Ketamine Therapy Work?

    At-home ketamine therapy follows a simple step-by-step process provided by Revitalist to make sure patients are safe and the treatment works well. Here is how at-home ketamine therapy works:

    Step 1: Free Assessment

    The first step is to schedule a free assessment with us. This helps the admissions team understand what the patient needs and figure out the next steps.

    Step 2: Consultation and Onboarding

    In this step, Revitalist looks at the patient’s medical history and current medications to see if ketamine therapy is the right choice. The patient and healthcare provider then work together to decide on the best treatment plan.

    Step 3: Starting Treatment

    Once the patient is ready, they can start their therapy. The number of ketamine sessions may be different for each patient, depending on their treatment plan. We also encourages patients to take part in supportive therapy and wellness coaching during their treatment.

    Step 4: Post-Care

    After treatment, a wellness coach or therapist from our will help the patient learn from each session and use it in their daily life. Patients can also choose extra follow-up care to keep making progress. Doctors will keep an eye on the patient through online follow-up sessions to make sure they are safe and that the treatment is working well over time.

    Benefits of At Home Ketamine Therapy

    Convenience and Comfort of At Home Ketamine

    At-home ketamine therapy is super convenient for patients. You can schedule treatment sessions easily and take your medication right at home without needing to go to a clinic. This is especially helpful for people who have trouble traveling, like those with mobility issues, chronic pain, or anxiety about being in public places. At-home ketamine therapy offers:

    • Easy scheduling through our online system.
    • A comfortable home environment that helps you relax.
    • Personalized care that fits your needs.

    Mental Health Conditions Treated by Ketamine

    Ketamine has been shown to help many mental health conditions. Our team uses at-home ketamine therapy to treat depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other mood disorders. This type of treatment can work well for people who haven’t had success with other medicines. Getting mental health support at home can help patients feel more in control of their treatment and recovery because being in a familiar environment makes them feel more comfortable and at ease.

    • Depression treatment from home that works when other medicines haven’t.
    • Help for anxiety and PTSD without needing to leave home.
    • More convenience and less disruption to your daily routine.

    Personalized Therapy and Less Stigma

    At-home ketamine therapy also offers a more personal experience. Since you get treatment at home, the therapy can be adjusted to fit your specific needs, which makes it more effective. Plus, at-home treatment helps reduce the stigma of going to a clinic for mental health care. You can feel more comfortable and less judged while getting the help you need because clinics can sometimes feel impersonal or carry a social stigma, which can make people hesitant to seek help.

    • Telemedicine for ketamine allows for one-on-one care without the stress of going to a clinic.
    • You can avoid stigma by getting treatment in the privacy of your home.
    • Our team offers supportive coaching to help you every step of the way.

    Common Concerns & Side Effects

    At-home ketamine therapy can work really well for many people, but there are some concerns and side effects that you should know about. Here are the main points to consider:

    Some side effects of ketamine include feeling sick to your stomach (nausea), feeling dizzy, and feeling disconnected from your surroundings (dissociation). These side effects are usually mild and go away after a little while. Our team gives you detailed tips to help deal with any side effects that might happen.

    If you have side effects at home, it’s important to stay calm and follow the instructions your healthcare provider gave you. Make sure you have someone nearby who can help if needed, especially during your first few sessions. Our team is also available through telehealth to support you if you have any worries.

    When done with the help of our healthcare professionals, at-home ketamine therapy is generally safe. We keep an eye on patients through regular telehealth check-ins to make sure everything is going smoothly. We also follow strict medical rules to make sure everyone stays safe.

    If you feel dizzy, sit or lie down somewhere safe. Try not to get up quickly, and drink some water. Contact our team if the dizziness does not go away.

    Dissociation can make you feel like you are not connected to your surroundings. This is a common side effect, and staying calm is important. Take deep breaths and remind yourself that the feeling will pass. If it becomes too uncomfortable, contact us for help.

    We suggest having someone nearby during your first few sessions, in case you need help. Once you feel more comfortable with the treatment, it might be safe to continue on your own with support from our team.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Before your first session, make sure you are in a quiet, comfortable space where you feel safe. This is important because a calm environment helps you relax and get the most out of the treatment. Keep a glass of water nearby, and consider having a trusted friend or family member stay with you. Try not to eat a heavy meal right before the session, as it could make you feel nauseous.

    If you start feeling uneasy or overwhelmed, focus on taking slow, deep breaths to help calm yourself. It can also help to have something comforting nearby, like a soft blanket. If you continue feeling uncomfortable, reach out to your healthcare provider for immediate guidance.

    Make sure the room is free of clutter to avoid tripping hazards, and use comfortable furniture like a reclining chair or bed. Dim the lights to create a relaxing environment, and minimize distractions by turning off electronics or informing others in the household that you need privacy. Reducing distractions is crucial to help you stay focused and maximize the effectiveness of the therapy session.

    After your session, it’s important to rest for at least 1-2 hours before returning to your normal activities. Since ketamine can affect your balance and perception, avoid driving, operating heavy machinery, or making important decisions until you feel fully back to normal.

    If you miss a dose, do not take extra next time. Instead, contact your healthcare provider to reschedule. Missing one session usually won’t significantly impact your progress, but maintaining a consistent schedule is important for the best results.

    Store ketamine in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Always keep it out of reach of children and pets. If you have questions about proper storage, ask your healthcare provider for advice. Safe storage is crucial to avoid misuse or accidental ingestion by others.

    If you feel like the treatment isn’t working, do not take more ketamine without consulting your healthcare provider first. Everyone responds differently, and it might take a few sessions to notice changes. Be patient your response to treatment can vary based on individual factors. Your provider may adjust the dosage or suggest alternative treatment options if needed.

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