For more information on the benefits and risks of ketamine, check out Andrew Huberman's latest podcast to learn more.
Treatment-resistant depression is a severe and debilitating condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Traditional antidepressant medications and therapies may not always provide relief for these individuals, leading researchers and healthcare providers to explore alternative treatments. One such treatment that has gained attention is ketamine.
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With many patients hearing about the success that Ketamine (through both IV treatments or assisted psychotherapy) is having on Treatment Resistant Depression, suicidal ideations and PTSD, more of them are interested in knowing if their health insurance covers Ketamine treatments. Find out the answers to all your questions surrounding medication assistance, insurance reimbursement, and Ketamine treatments.
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