Ketamine is a trusted anesthetic medicine used off-label to treat depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain when other treatments have failed. It works rapidly—often within hours—by targeting NMDA receptors in the brain and promoting new neural connections

Ketamine has shown benefits for treatment-resistant depression, suicidality, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, chronic neuropathic pain, fibromyalgia, migraines, and central-sensitization pain syndromes like CRPS

Ketamine often delivers relief much faster than traditional antidepressants—sometimes within hours or days, compared to the typical 4–8 weeks for SSRIs

Most clinics begin with an induction phase of around six infusions over 2–3 weeks, followed by booster or maintenance sessions every 2–12 weeks as needed

Ketamine is generally safe when administered in a clinical setting. Common side effects—such as nausea, dizziness, dissociation, elevated blood pressure, or blurred vision—are typically short-lived and resolve under medical supervision

• Mobile Concierge Option: You can receive infusions at home while maintaining the highest standards of safety and comfort—a rare offering among clinics.

• Medical Oversight: Treatments are directed by Dr. Xinwei Liu, MD—an ER physician with 8 years of experience and deep familiarity with ketamine’s safety profile.

• Calming & Personalized Experience: We prioritize your comfort, integration support, and a truly compassionate environment.

No referral is required. We begin with a thorough consultation with Dr. Liu to understand your history, ensure safety, and determine candidacy for ketamine therapy

Because IV ketamine for psychiatric or pain conditions is considered off-label, it is rarely covered by insurance.

You’ll receive treatment in a calm, private setting with continuous monitoring. After the infusion, we recommend resting for 20-30 minutes before resuming normal activities. Please note that you should not drive for 24 hours after treatment, so if you’re seen in our clinic, you’ll need someone to take you home.

No sedation—most patients remain awake but deeply relaxed, often choosing to listen to music or meditate. You’ll need someone to drive you home. We’ll review your medical history in advance to ensure you’re medically cleared for treatment.

Medical ketamine is very different from its recreational misuse. In a clinic, doses are controlled, monitored, and administered by professionals—significantly reducing risks associated with recreational use

Getting started: Reach out to schedule an introductory consultation with Dr. Liu—via phone or in person—to determine candidacy and plan.
Cost: We offer transparent pricing including infusion sessions, optional mobile upgrades, and wellness add-ons. Payment is due before scheduling; superbills are available upon request for insurance submission.

Psychiatric infusions typically last about 40–60 minutes, while chronic pain infusions can last 2–4 hours depending on the protocol. We’ll guide you on what to expect based on your treatment plan.

Most patients start with a series of 6 infusions over 2–3 weeks (induction phase). After that, booster sessions are scheduled as needed—usually every 4–8 weeks, though chronic pain patients may require longer infusions more frequently.

Yes. We are one of the only clinics in Houston offering a mobile concierge service, bringing the full safety and monitoring experience to your home. This includes all equipment, emergency preparedness, and the presence of trained medical staff.

All infusions are overseen by Dr. Xinwei Liu, MD, our board-certified Emergency Medicine physician, or by licensed nursing staff under his direct supervision. Your safety and comfort are our top priorities.

It’s completely normal to feel nervous. Our team will walk you through every step, monitor you closely, and ensure a calm, reassuring environment. Many patients find the experience surprisingly peaceful, especially with our comfort amenities (eye masks, music, blankets).

Not every patient experiences the same level of relief. We closely track your progress and adjust the plan as needed. Some patients benefit from adjunctive options, such as integration therapy, vitamin infusions, or additional pain management protocols.

Yes. Patients with uncontrolled hypertension, certain heart conditions, active psychosis, or a history of substance misuse may not be candidates. During your consultation, we will carefully review your medical history to ensure safety.

Some patients experience mild dissociation or dream-like states, but these effects are temporary and fade quickly after the infusion ends. Our team will be present throughout to keep you comfortable and reassured.

Traditional antidepressants and pain medications work by slowly adjusting brain chemistry over weeks or months. Ketamine acts quickly, often within hours, by stimulating new neural connections (synaptogenesis) and interrupting pain pathways. This can offer relief when other treatments have failed.

We recommend bringing comfortable clothing, a playlist or headphones if you’d like to listen to music, and a trusted person to drive you home afterward. For mobile infusions, we’ll set up a comfortable space in your home and provide everything else.