Bloom into the life you deserve with Klearmind

IV ketamine in clinic and structured oral programs for eligible California patients. Every recommendation begins with an individualized medical evaluation.

What Is Klearmind?

Ketamine therapy delivered in a calm & compassionate environment

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Getting Started

A clear path from questions to care

Every treatment plan begins with a conversation and an individual medical evaluation. Here is what to expect.
Start with an informational call
Ask general questions and learn which appointment to schedule. This call is not a medical evaluation.
Complete a medical evaluation
A physician reviews your health history, medications, prior treatment, goals, and relevant safety considerations.
Receive an individualized recommendation
If appropriate, the physician explains the proposed program, material risks, alternatives, and follow-up requirements.
Begin treatment and follow-up
Response, adverse effects, medication changes, and safety considerations are reviewed throughout care.
Important safety information
Know the risks before treatment
Ketamine may cause adverse effects. Your physician will review the potential benefits, material risks, alternatives, and safety requirements with you before treatment.
Sedation and dissociation
Impaired judgment and coordination
Nausea or vomiting
Changes in blood pressure
Psychological effects
Respiratory complications
Misuse and dependence
Other adverse effects
The Klearmind Approach

Clinical care in a calm, respectful environment

Physician-directed
Eligibility, prescribing, dosing, and follow-up decisions are made by a Klearmind physician.
Individualized
Plans reflect medical history, medications, clinical considerations, and response.
Safety-focused
Each program has specific screening, supervision, transportation, and follow-up requirements.
Coordinated
With authorization, care may be coordinated with therapists and existing clinicians.
Respectful care matters
Independent reviews reflect individual experiences and do not guarantee medical outcomes.
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Benefits for Veterans

VA referral and authorization required before care

Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers before you begin

How do I know which program is appropriate?

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A Klearmind physician reviews your history, medications, treatment goals, and relevant risks before making an individualized recommendation. An informational call can help explain the programs, but it does not replace the medical evaluation.

What ketamine services does Klearmind provide?

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Klearmind provides in-clinic IV ketamine, therapist-office oral ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and physician-directed at-home oral ketamine for eligible California patients. Klearmind does not provide intramuscular ketamine, nasal ketamine, or Spravato®.

Is someone required to be present during an at-home session?

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Yes. A sober, responsible adult must be physically present before dosing and remain with the patient throughout treatment and recovery.

Is therapy included in the oral KAP program?

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No. Klearmind's fee covers the medical program and compounded medication for six planned dosing sessions. The participating therapist schedules the sessions and bills separately for therapy services.

Does Klearmind offer around-the-clock support?

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No. Secure-text clinical support is available from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Klearmind does not provide 24-hour or on-call emergency services. Call 911 during a medical emergency or call or text 988 during a psychiatric crisis.

Does Klearmind dispense oral ketamine?

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No. Klearmind evaluates patients and issues patient-specific prescriptions when medically appropriate. An appropriately licensed compounding pharmacy prepares, dispenses, and sends the medication to the patient's verified California address.

Is ketamine FDA-approved for psychiatric or pain conditions?

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No. Ketamine is FDA-approved as an anesthetic. Its use for psychiatric and chronic-pain conditions is off-label.

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Compounded oral ketamine is not FDA-approved.

Can I drive after ketamine treatment?

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No. Do not drive, operate machinery, drink alcohol or make important decisions for at least 24 hours after treatment, and wait longer if any sedation, dizziness, confusion, visual disturbance, impaired coordination, or other residual effect remains. Follow all individualized instructions provided by the clinical team.