Supervised IV, IM, nasal, and troche options

Ketamine Infusions

Evidence-informed ketamine care for patients living with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, chronic pain, migraines, and related conditions.

Overview

What to expect from Ketamine.

Restorative Health offers medically supervised ketamine treatments in a calm clinical setting, with in-office IV and intramuscular options and at-home nasal spray or troches for qualified patients. Every new ketamine patient begins with a discovery consultation to review medical history, goals, safety, and fit.

Text preferred: 385-449-0565

Clinic: 580 E 9400 S Suite 1, Sandy, UT

Fast-acting support for mood and pain symptoms

Options for in-office or qualified at-home treatment

Integration guide available during infusions

Protocols shaped by patient feedback and safety

Pricing

Transparent costs for this service.

Exact treatment fit and visit length are confirmed by the provider based on medical history, safety, and goals.

New patient ketamine consultation

$35

Complimentary for existing patients; required for new ketamine patients.

Ketamine IV drip infusion

$250

50-70 minute appointment.

Ketamine intramuscular injection

$250

50-60 minute appointment.

Nasal spray or troche therapy

$275

For qualified at-home patients.

Ketamine integration guide

+$50

Optional support during the session.

Process

A thoughtful path from first question to follow-up.

1

Consult

A 30-minute discovery visit determines whether ketamine is an appropriate treatment option.

2

Treat

In-office IV and IM treatments are monitored by trained staff in a quiet, supportive environment.

3

Integrate

Patients receive follow-up guidance and may add integration support to help translate the experience into daily life.

Commonly discussed concerns

Anxiety
Depression
Bipolar disorder
CRPS
Chronic pain
Fibromyalgia
Migraines
Neuropathic pain
OCD
PTSD
Suicidal ideation
FAQ

Questions about Ketamine.

These answers are educational and do not replace a medical evaluation.

Restorative Health offers IV drip therapy, intramuscular therapy, nasal spray, and troche therapy. First-time users are typically treated in office so the team can monitor safety and response.