Ketamine is a powerful anesthetic and analgesic medication that has been used for many years in medical and veterinary settings. It is considered safe when administered by trained healthcare professionals in controlled environments. Ketamine is commonly used in hospitals and clinics for procedures such as surgical anesthesia, sedation, and pain management.

It’s important to note that the safe use of ketamine in medical settings is very different from its recreational or non-medical use. If you are considering ketamine treatment for a medical condition, it should only be administered by a qualified healthcare provider in a controlled environment, like Lakeside Ketamine and Recovery. When used under proper medical supervision, ketamine can be a valuable tool for anesthesia and pain management, and it has shown promise in the treatment of conditions like depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Intravenous infusions typically last less than 2 but up to 4 hours depending on the treatment.

Typically 3 infusions per week for 2 weeks followed by maintenance infusions TBD based on response.

Our infusions have been used to assist with:

• Treatment-Resistant Depression
• PTSD
• Anxiety
• Bipolar Disorder
• Addiction Withdrawal and Recovery management
• Chronic Pain
• Fibromyalgia
• Complex regional Pain Syndrome
• Decreases with age, stress, disease, and exposure to anything not beneficial to the body.
• Clears brain fog, aids in addiction recovery, and combats fatigue and sleep cycle problems.
• Improves cognitive function, especially after an injury, and reduces inflammation and pain.
• Treatment for long haul effects from Covid-19.

• Referral from your mental health or primary care provider is preferred.
• Self-referral is acceptable based on patient-specific need.
• Initial ketamine infusion evaluation can be scheduled online, phone or text.