Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)
Physician-directed oral ketamine care coordinated with your independent licensed therapist.
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Medical care and psychotherapy
Includes the physician-directed program and compounded oral ketamine for six planned sessions.
Therapist services and fees are separate and are billed by your therapist.
How the KAP program works
Step 1: Coordinate with your therapist
Talk with your licensed therapist about whether ketamine-assisted psychotherapy fits your treatment. Participating therapists are independent professionals and are not employees or agents of Klearmind.
Step 2: Complete a physician evaluation
Book a physician evaluation with Klearmind. The $325 program fee is paid when you book. Before the visit, you will receive a link to our secure patient portal to complete health questionnaires. During the evaluation, done in person or by secure video through CharmHealth, a board-certified physician reviews your medical history, answers your questions or concerns, and determines whether ketamine is medically appropriate for you.
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Step 3: Receive medication from the pharmacy
If treatment is appropriate, the physician sends a patient-specific prescription to a licensed compounding pharmacy, which prepares the medication and sends it to your verified California address.
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Step 4: Attend six sessions at your therapist's office
Oral ketamine is taken during six planned, in-person sessions at your therapist’s office. There is no take-home dosing in this program. Anti-nausea medication (Zofran) can be prescribed on request.
Step 1: Coordinate with your therapist
Talk with your licensed therapist about whether ketamine-assisted psychotherapy fits your treatment. Participating therapists are independent professionals and are not employees or agents of Klearmind.
Step 2: Complete a physician evaluation
Book a physician evaluation with Klearmind. The $325 program fee is paid when you book. Before the visit, you will receive a link to our secure patient portal to complete health questionnaires. During the evaluation, done in person or by secure video through CharmHealth, a board-certified physician reviews your medical history, answers your questions or concerns, and determines whether ketamine is medically appropriate for you.
Step 3: Receive medication from the pharmacy
If treatment is appropriate, the physician sends a patient-specific prescription to a licensed compounding pharmacy, which prepares the medication and sends it to your verified California address.
Step 4: Attend six sessions at your therapist's office
Oral ketamine is taken during six planned, in-person sessions at your therapist’s office. There is no take-home dosing in this program. Anti-nausea medication (Zofran) can be prescribed on request.
- 1Follow your individualized preparation and fasting instructions.
- 2Arrange for a sober, responsible adult to take you home.
- 3Do not drive, operate machinery, drink alcohol or make important decisions for at least 24 hours after treatment.
Is therapy included in the oral KAP program?
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.
What is the therapist-office KAP program?
This program is intended for eligible patients completing ketamine-assisted psychotherapy with a participating licensed therapist. All six planned dosing sessions take place in person at the participating therapist's office - not at Klearmind.
What is included in the $325 KAP medical-program fee?
The program includes: medical evaluation with a Klearmind physician; individualized medical treatment planning; a patient-specific prescription when medically appropriate; compounded oral ketamine for six planned sessions; Klearmind Journal; secure-text clinical support during published support hours.
Is the therapist's fee included in the $325?
No. Therapy services are not included in the Klearmind medical-program fee. The participating therapist schedules and bills separately for psychotherapy services.
Does payment guarantee that a prescription will be issued?
No. Treatment and prescription issuance depend on the physician's evaluation and determination of medical appropriateness.
Where does the medication come from?
Klearmind prescribes but does not compound or dispense the medication. An appropriately licensed compounding pharmacy prepares and dispenses the patient-specific prescription and sends it to the patient's verified California address.
Can I drive after an oral KAP session?
No. Do not drive, operate machinery, drink alcohol or make important decisions for at least 24 hours after treatment. A responsible adult must take you home.
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