Advanced treatment

Ketamine Treatment

A medically supervised treatment option for eligible adults experiencing treatment-resistant depression and certain other psychiatric conditions.

A medically supervised option, tailored to you

Northern Lights Psychiatry Services offers medically supervised intramuscular (IM) ketamine injections and intravenous (IV) ketamine infusions at our Bedford, New Hampshire office.

Ketamine treatment may be considered when traditional treatments have not provided sufficient relief. Every patient must complete an evaluation to determine whether treatment is clinically appropriate and safe. Treatment plans, dosing, and the recommended number of sessions are individualized.

Treatment options

Treatment Options and Pricing

Initial Ketamine Evaluation

$350

A comprehensive medical and psychiatric assessment to review symptoms, treatment history, current medications, medical conditions, potential risks, and treatment eligibility. The evaluation does not guarantee acceptance into treatment.

IM Ketamine Treatment

$395 per session

A medically supervised intramuscular ketamine injection with individualized dosing, clinical assessment, vital-sign monitoring, and post-treatment observation.

Six-Session IM Induction Program

$2,190

Includes six medically supervised IM ketamine sessions at a reduced package rate of $365 per session. The initial evaluation is billed separately.

IV Ketamine Infusion

$525 per session

A medically supervised IV ketamine infusion for eligible psychiatric patients. The session includes individualized dosing, continuous monitoring, routine treatment supplies, and post-treatment observation.

Six-Session IV Induction Program

$2,850

Includes six medically supervised IV ketamine infusions at a reduced package rate of $475 per session. The initial evaluation is billed separately.

Maintenance or Booster Treatments

Maintenance treatment is individualized according to clinical response. IM booster sessions are $395, and IV booster infusions are $525.

Your care

What Is Included?

  • Pre-treatment clinical assessment
  • Individualized ketamine dosing
  • Medication and routine treatment supplies
  • Blood pressure, pulse, and oxygen monitoring
  • Supportive medication when clinically indicated
  • Comfortable, private treatment setting
  • Post-treatment observation and discharge assessment
Comfortable treatment room at Northern Lights Psychiatry
A comfortable treatment room at Northern Lights Psychiatry.

Self-pay care

Payment and Insurance

IM and IV ketamine used for psychiatric conditions are generally considered off-label treatments and are frequently not covered by insurance. These services are offered on a self-pay basis.

Payment is due according to the practice’s payment policy. Upon request, Northern Lights Psychiatry Services can provide an itemized receipt or superbill that patients may submit to their insurance company. Reimbursement is not guaranteed.

HSA and FSA cards may be accepted when permitted by the patient’s plan. Package pricing cannot be combined with other discounts. Clearly display any package cancellation, refund, and expiration terms before purchase.

Explore your options

Ketamine, Spravato, or TMS?

Northern Lights Psychiatry Services offers several options for treatment-resistant depression, including ketamine treatment, Spravato® and NeuroStar® TMS. These treatments work differently and have different eligibility, scheduling, cost, and insurance-coverage considerations.

A consultation can help determine which option may be most appropriate for each patient.

Take the next step

Request a Consultation

To learn more or request an eligibility evaluation, contact Northern Lights Psychiatry Services.

15 Constitution Drive, Suite 1A, Bedford, NH 03110

603-718-3939

[email protected]

Request a Ketamine Consultation

Ketamine is FDA-approved as an anesthetic but is not FDA-approved for the treatment of depression, anxiety, PTSD, or other psychiatric conditions. Its psychiatric use is considered off-label. Information on this page is educational and does not constitute medical advice or guarantee treatment eligibility, safety, or results. Individual experiences and outcomes vary. Treatment is provided only after an appropriate clinical evaluation and informed-consent process.