KETAMINE THERAPY
Clinical research shows ketamine helps to improve and relieve Depression, PTSD, anxiety, bipolar, chronic pain, CRPS, and more.
KETAMINE THERAPY
Why Ketamine Therapy?
BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT
Ketamine Infusions include a free consultation, medical history and goals/expectations. We do require a referral from your doctor for ketamine infusions.
Treatments range from $500-$600 each. 20% discount off one service for first time clients. Care Credit available if needed.
Treatments are conformed to your individual plan of care.
Health and Wellness Coaching available.
What's included?
how it works
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WHAT TO EXPECT
During Your Ketamine Infusion
You will arrive in your private room with a calming environment and warm lighting.
We have pillows and blankets for your comfort. You are more than welcome to bring any comfortable items as well. We recommend wearing loose fitting, relaxing clothing. Lay back and let us take care of you.
An intravenous catheter is placed to begin the infusion. You can relax back in a quiet private room or watch TV. You will be closely monitored by an experienced licensed healthcare provider. Upon completion, you will be monitored for an additional 30 min.
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Client experiences
–Andy Hinchsliff
St Pete Rejuvenate has an amazing team, caring, professional and hospitable. I was anxious and scared prior to ketamine treatment. They always communicated well, made me feel safe and comfortable all the way through. They helped me with a very successful treatment. I would highly recommend them.
"They always communicated well, made me feel safe and comfortable all the way through."
–Hailey
I am very happy my mother found St Pete Rejuvenate. CRPS was debilitating me to the point that I was not getting up or wanting to leave my home. They were very warm and attentive. My mother was very impressed with the beauty and cleanliness of the facility. After the third treatment, I felt completely different. Like I had been reset and recharged. I continued a few more treatments. I regret not trying Ketamine therapy sooner. Thank you so much for having such great patience with me and being so caring,
"I regret not trying Ketamine therapy sooner."
Dorota Horocki
Charles Rutenberg Realty
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I highly recommend St. Pete Rejuvenate for many reasons. The staff is skilled, attentive and very knowledgeable. The IV hydration treatment will leave you truly rejuvenated. They offer across the board skin care procedures, and top shelf skincare products.
The place itself is very clean, beautifully designed, and decorated. I had an amazing experience. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for such services.
"The staff is skilled, attentive and very knowledgeable."
We ask that you do not ingest solid foods for at least two hours prior to your appointment (this includes milk, creamer, & soft foods like pudding). You may have CLEAR liquids during the two hours prior to your appointment. Ketamine can sometimes cause nausea and abdominal cramping. We provide preventative medications to avoid nausea with your infusion. You should plan on being at the clinic for 2 hours (usually less). You will need to arrange for transportation home and a responsible adult to stay. with you for 2-4 hours after your treatment. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and feel free to bring any items such as books, a computer, or a laptop with you. We provide Wi-Fi, blankets, and pillows for your comfort.
how can i prepare for my treatment?
The preferred route of administration is intravenously. An IV will be started when you arrive at the clinic and we will administer your infusion through the IV. We do have protocols in place that allow for us to deliver the medication through a shot into the muscle. This is reserved for patients who we are unable to provide an intravenous infusion for (e.g., a difficult IV stick or unable to place a peripheral IV for medical reasons).
how is ketamine administered?
Chronic stress weakens neural connections in the brain over time. Depression decreases the number of synapses (the connections between neurons) in the brain. Ketamine works directly to restore these connections. It binds to the NMDA receptor and releases a glutamate surge. This in turn releases growth factors, like BDNF (brain derived neurotrophic factor), which help make new synaptic connections and pave healthier thought patterns in the brain.
how does it work?
Ketamine is an FDA-approved medication that is commonly used by anesthesia providers for surgical and nonsurgical procedures. Ketamine helps to provide both pain relief and sedation. Ketamine infusions are not FDA approved for treatment of chronic pain, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, or fibromyalgia. Current research provides us with the data and evidence needed to know that certain conditions can be managed with the use of ketamine.
What is ketamine?
Frequently asked questions
The infusion usually lasts 60-90 minutes and we monitor your vital signs for 15-30 minutes after the infusion is complete prior to discharge.
how long does a ketamine infusion last?
A single infusion is from $500 to $600 and is due the day of treatment. We will provide a 20% discount for one service for first time customers. We accept cash and credit card payments. We do not accept insurance. Financing options are available through Care Credit.
Apply for CareCredit: Call (800) 677-0718
Find out immediately if you have been approved by using our easy, automated system anytime or applying with a live agent Monday through Friday from 9:00am - 9:00pm (EST). https://www.carecredit.com/go/325VHP/
What is the cost of an infusion?
A physician referral is required for ketamine treatment in our facility. For conditions such as depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, we do ask that we have permission to speak with your provider regarding your medical condition and ongoing treatment.
do i need a referral from my physician?
We will review your medication list with you at your consultation. We ask that you refrain from alcohol use, illicit drug use including medicinal marijuana, and that you refrain from smoking tobacco and nicotine-containing products the day of treatment.
what medications can i take while receiving treatment?
Side effects rarely occur, but if they do they are self-limiting and resolve with cessation of the infusion or by slowing the infusion rate. Effects of the infusion are monitored throughout the treatment.
are there side effects to the infusion?
We ask that you do not ingest solid foods for at least two hours prior to your appointment (this includes milk, creamer, & soft foods like pudding). You may have CLEAR liquids during the two hours prior to your appointment. Ketamine can sometimes cause nausea and abdominal cramping. We provide preventative medications to avoid nausea with your infusion. You should plan on being at the clinic for 2 hours (usually less). You will need to arrange for transportation home and a responsible adult to stay. with you for 2-4 hours after your treatment. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and feel free to bring any items such as books, a computer, or a laptop with you. We provide Wi-Fi, blankets, and pillows for your comfort.
how can i prepare for my treatment?
The preferred route of administration is intravenously. An IV will be started when you arrive at the clinic and we will administer your infusion through the IV. We do have protocols in place that allow for us to deliver the medication through a shot into the muscle. This is reserved for patients who we are unable to provide an intravenous infusion for (e.g., a difficult IV stick or unable to place a peripheral IV for medical reasons).
how is ketamine administered?
Chronic stress weakens neural connections in the brain over time. Depression decreases the number of synapses (the connections between neurons) in the brain. Ketamine works directly to restore these connections. It binds to the NMDA receptor and releases a glutamate surge. This in turn releases growth factors, like BDNF (brain derived neurotrophic factor), which help make new synaptic connections and pave healthier thought patterns in the brain.
how does it work?
Ketamine is an FDA-approved medication that is commonly used by anesthesia providers for surgical and nonsurgical procedures. Ketamine helps to provide both pain relief and sedation. Ketamine infusions are not FDA approved for treatment of chronic pain, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, or fibromyalgia. Current research provides us with the data and evidence needed to know that certain conditions can be managed with the use of ketamine.
What is ketamine?
Frequently asked questions
The infusion usually lasts 60-90 minutes and we monitor your vital signs for 15-30 minutes after the infusion is complete prior to discharge.
how long does a ketamine infusion last?
A single infusion is from $500 to $600 and is due the day of treatment. We will provide a 20% discount for one service for first time customers. We accept cash and credit card payments. We do not accept insurance. Financing options are available through Care Credit.
Apply for CareCredit: Call (800) 677-0718
Find out immediately if you have been approved by using our easy, automated system anytime or applying with a live agent Monday through Friday from 9:00am - 9:00pm (EST). https://www.carecredit.com/go/325VHP/
What is the cost of an infusion?
A physician referral is required for ketamine treatment in our facility. For conditions such as depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, we do ask that we have permission to speak with your provider regarding your medical condition and ongoing treatment.
do i need a referral from my physician?
We will review your medication list with you at your consultation. We ask that you refrain from alcohol use, illicit drug use including medicinal marijuana, and that you refrain from smoking tobacco and nicotine-containing products the day of treatment.
what medications can i take while receiving treatment?
Side effects rarely occur, but if they do they are self-limiting and resolve with cessation of the infusion or by slowing the infusion rate. Effects of the infusion are monitored throughout the treatment.
