Welcome to our practice, where we provide innovative at-home Ketamine Therapy via telehealth for eligible adults in Oregon, Washington, and Montana. From the comfort of your own home, you can access safe, guided care designed to support a range of mental health needs. If you're new to ketamine therapy, here’s a simple overview of how it works and the benefits it may offer. You can begin with a brief consultation↗ before choosing a care plan.
Ketamine therapy involves the use of low-dose ketamine, a medication originally developed as an anesthetic, to treat conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain. Unlike traditional antidepressants, which can take weeks to show effects, ketamine often works more rapidly, providing relief within hours or days. This includes Ketamine for Treatment-Resistant Depression, which helps individuals who haven’t improved with standard medications, and Ketamine for PTSD & Anxiety, which can ease intrusive thoughts, fear responses, and emotional overwhelm by supporting new, healthier brain connections—made accessible through Ketamine Therapy in Oregon Washington and Montana.
To begin, reach out through any of the following:
- Call: (844) 966-5349
- Website Contact Form: Submit the contact form on our site.
This brief session is available for patients in Oregon, Washington, Montana, and Arizona.
During this call, you will speak with us and we will:
- Review your symptoms, history, and goals.
- Answer any initial questions you may have.
- Explain how at-home ketamine therapy works.
- Determine whether at-home ketamine therapy is safe and appropriate for you.
If you proceed with ketamine therapy, we’ll schedule your Ketamine Intake Appointment via secure telehealth.
Before the Ketamine Intake Appointment
Once your intake is booked, we will send you a set of required Tebra intake forms that must be completed and submitted at least 48 hours before your scheduled session. This allows your provider enough time to review your background and prepare for a meaningful, thorough evaluation.
These forms include:
- Basic patient information & demographics.
- Financial information (insurance is not accepted for ketamine therapy).
- Medical information (allergies, current medications, medical history, mental health screening questionnaires, etc.).
- Consent and policy forms (telehealth consent, privacy policies, practice policies, etc.).
- Ketamine-specific informed consent (sitter requirement, contraindications, safety guidelines, BP monitoring requirement, etc.).
- Information sheet (start-to-finish process of ketamine therapy, rules, etc.).
- Preparation resources (calming music playlist, required and recommended items).
Completing these forms ahead of time ensures a smooth and efficient visit.
During the Ketamine Intake Appointment
During your session, your licensed provider will:
- Complete an in-depth mental health and medical assessment.
- Review any safety considerations and potential medication interactions.
- Discuss treatment expectations and dosing.
- Explain what to expect during and after sessions.
- Explain vitals requirements (blood pressure and heart rate).
- Review your responsibilities during treatment, including vitals monitoring, designating a sitter, and therapy requirements.
Blood Pressure Monitoring
You must have an FDA-approved blood pressure cuff at home. Your provider will explain how and when to check your vitals before each dose. Weekly blood pressure reporting begins once you start treatment.
Sitter Requirement
A responsible adult must be present with you for the entire duration of each dosing session. This is required for your safety.
Therapy Requirement
Patients participating in ketamine therapy must see a therapist regularly. This helps support emotional integration, safe processing, and long-term progress.
Your ketamine medication is compounded by our partner pharmacy and shipped directly to your home.
Processing time:
- Pharmacy compounding and processing: 2–3 days.
- Shipping to your home: an additional 2–3 days.
Your shipment will include:
- Your ketamine medication.
- Required dosing supplies.
- Written instructions and safety guidelines.
Guidance Through Every Step
We guide you throughout your ketamine journey by providing instructions, safety guidelines, and preparation tips to support each dosing session.
Weekly Blood Pressure Reporting
Before you start dosing, you will receive a weekly Blood Pressure Reporting Form. This must be submitted after each weekly dose.
Scheduled Provider Follow-Ups
Your provider will meet with you at least once a month (required) to:
- Review your response to treatment.
- Adjust your dose if needed.
- Ensure your continued safety.
Ketamine Therapy Pricing & Care Plans
Transparent options designed to support your treatment journey, with medication, provider care, and integration support included.
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What are the possible side effects of ketamine therapy?
Ketamine is generally well-tolerated when given in a controlled medical setting, but some people do experience temporary side effects during or shortly after treatment. These may include:
• Feeling “floaty” or detached from your body
• Mild changes in perception (colors, sounds, or time feeling different)
• Dizziness or unsteadiness when standing
• Nausea or upset stomach
• Blurry vision or sensitivity to light
• Increased blood pressure or heart rate for a short period
These effects usually fade within 1–2 hours after your session as the medication wears off. Your provider will monitor you closely, adjust your dose as needed, and talk with you about any risks based on your health history before starting treatment. -
How often are ketamine therapy sessions required for lasting results?
Ketamine therapy is usually done in two phases: an initial series and, if helpful, a maintenance phase.
• Initial series: Many patients receive multiple sessions over several weeks (for example, a few times per week) to help jump-start symptom relief.
• Maintenance: If you respond well, your provider may recommend “booster” sessions spaced further apart (such as every few weeks or months), based on how long your benefits last and how you’re feeling in between treatments.
Your exact schedule is personalized — our team will regularly check in about your mood, functioning, and side effects so we can adjust the treatment plan and avoid more sessions than you truly need. -
What should I do after a ketamine therapy session?
After your session, we recommend planning for a calm, low-stress rest of the day. Helpful steps include:
• Give yourself time to rest — mild fatigue, emotional release, or feeling “out of it” for a few hours can be normal.
• Stay hydrated and eat a light meal once any nausea has passed.
• Reflect or journal about any thoughts, feelings, or insights that came up — these can be useful to discuss in therapy.
• Follow your provider’s instructions about medications, activities, and when to reach out if you notice anything concerning.
Our team will review specific aftercare guidelines with you before each treatment so you feel prepared, supported, and safe once you leave the clinic.