Chronic Pain Treatment Serving San Antonio
Ketamine for Chronic pain is a breakthrough therapy that provides lasting relief for this debilitating condition that affects many individuals. Traditional treatments, like medication or physical therapy, are only sometimes effective. Ketamine Therapy offers a new approach, working on the central nervous system in ways that differ from typical painkillers. This treatment is becoming a promising alternative for those struggling with persistent pain. At Andala®, we specialize in this ketamine for chronic pain. For more information or to schedule a consultation, fill out the form below or call 1-833-426-3252.
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What is Ketamine?
How Does Ketamine Help Treat Chronic Pain?
How Much Does Ketamine Cost?
IM Ketamine
Insurance $125*
Self-pay $200
IV Ketamine Infusion
Insurance $175*
Self-pay $250
Spravato Esketamine Nasal Spray
Insurance $28*
Self-pay N/A
Ketamine Lozenges (Troches)
Self-pay $600 for a package of 6 treatments
KET+
Insurance $275*
Self-pay $350
*Insurance rates are subject to increase based on your individual copay, deductibles, and coinsurance. For accurate insurance coverage of ketamine, please call us at 1-210-783-0582 or fill out the online form below.
What is Chronic Pain?
What are Common Chronic Pain Conditions?
- Fibromyalgia
- Neuropathic pain
- Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
- Arthritis
- Migraines
- Cancer-Related Pain
- Spinal Pain and Back Pain
The Benefits of Ketamine for Chronic Pain
- Rapid Relief
- Reduction in Opioid Use
- Improvement in Mood
- Better Quality of Life
- Effective for Various Conditions
- Lower Risk of Dependence
Chronic Pain Treatment Options at Andala Health
IV Ketamine | Ketamine Infusion Therapy
Intravenous (IV) ketamine therapy is a standard method for administering ketamine. In this treatment, ketamine is infused directly into the bloodstream through an IV, allowing for rapid absorption and quick results. Clinicians conduct IV ketamine sessions in a clinical setting, carefully monitoring the patient throughout the process.
IM Ketamine | Intramuscular Injection
Intramuscular (IM) ketamine therapy involves injecting ketamine directly into the muscle, delivering effects quicker than IV therapy. Though less commonly used than IV infusions, IM injections offer an effective alternative for patients who prefer a different method of administration.
Spravato | Esketamine Nasal Spray
Spravato is a nasal spray form of ketamine that has FDA approval for treatment-resistant depression and has also shown promising results for managing chronic pain. This easy-to-administer option is ideal for patients who prefer to avoid IVs or injections. Spravato is often used alongside other therapies to enhance treatment outcomes.
KET +
Andala Health has developed KET+, a unique blend combining ketamine with other therapeutic agents. KET+ is specifically formulated to help reduce nausea and anxiety symptoms that may accompany ketamine treatment. Each KET+ session is tailored to the individual, making it a popular choice for first-time ketamine patients or those prone to nausea and anxiety.
What to Expect During Your Ketamine Treatment
Initial Consultation
Discuss your medical history and treatment goals with your healthcare provider, ensuring ketamine is suitable for you.
Treatment Session
We will place a small IV catheter or intramuscular shot in your arm. Ketamine will be infused slowly, typically over 40 minutes to an hour.
Post-Treatment Monitoring
After the infusion, we will monitor you for up to two hours before discharge. Having someone accompany you home is essential, as you cannot drive for 24 hours after treatment.
How Quickly Does Ketamine for Chronic Pain Work?
What Mental Conditions Can Ketamine Treat?
Depression
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Anxiety
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PTSD
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Chronic Pain
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does insurance cover ketamine for chronic pain?
Many insurance companies are starting to cover ketamine therapy, but coverage can vary. At Andala Health, we are proud to accept most insurance companies. If insurance coverage is not an option, we provide the lowest self-pay rates in Texas. Contact Andala Health at 1-833-426-3252 to discuss your insurance options.
What are the side effects of ketamine?
Who is not a good candidate for ketamine?
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