Our Las Vegas clinics provide clinically supervised ketamine infusion therapy for adults seeking relief from depression and other treatment-resistant conditions. We offer evidence-based care in a medically monitored outpatient setting for patients who have not responded to conventional antidepressants or who are exploring non-oral treatment alternatives. Residents from Henderson, Summerlin, the Las Vegas Strip corridor, and surrounding communities can access treatment without hospitalization or extended recovery time.
Unlike traditional antidepressants that target serotonin or norepinephrine pathways, ketamine works primarily through the glutamate system by blocking NMDA receptors. This distinct mechanism can produce antidepressant effects within hours to days — much faster than conventional medications. Clinical teams in Las Vegas administer infusions at carefully controlled doses and monitor patients throughout each session to help achieve meaningful, sustained relief with an appropriate safety profile.
All ketamine infusion sessions at our Las Vegas locations are conducted under the direct supervision of licensed medical professionals. Vital signs are monitored continuously, and clinical staff are present throughout each session. Our protocols reflect current clinical guidance from psychiatric and anesthesiology associations. Patients undergo pre-treatment screening and are monitored throughout the full course of infusions to assess tolerability and treatment response.
Our Las Vegas clinics serve patients across Henderson, Summerlin, and the greater Las Vegas Valley. Ketamine infusions are outpatient procedures, allowing most patients to schedule sessions without disrupting work or family obligations. Each session lasts approximately 45–60 minutes, and patients should arrange transportation home following treatment. Our scheduling teams can work around shift-based or non-traditional work schedules common in the Las Vegas area.
Our Las Vegas clinics offer accessible, clinically supervised ketamine infusion therapy for residents throughout the Las Vegas Valley, meeting the mental health needs of a rapidly growing Nevada community. We provide treatment for:
At your initial consultation, our clinical staff will complete a detailed evaluation of your medical and psychiatric history to determine whether ketamine infusion therapy is appropriate and which treatment protocol fits your individual needs.
It is common to experience mild dissociative effects during a ketamine infusion, including altered perception of time, mild visual changes, or a floating sensation. These effects are expected and are part of how the medication works. They typically subside within 20–30 minutes after the infusion ends. A clinical team member remains present throughout your session. Most patients find the experience manageable, and our team prepares you thoroughly beforehand so you know what to expect.
Yes. Following the initial series (typically six infusions), some patients benefit from periodic maintenance infusions to sustain their improvements. The frequency varies based on individual response — some patients may need a session once monthly, while others space them further apart. Your clinical team will evaluate your progress at the end of your initial course and discuss whether maintenance treatment is recommended for your situation.
Many patients notice some improvement within 24–72 hours of their first infusion, which is considerably faster than traditional antidepressants. However, the full benefits typically become more apparent after completing the initial series of sessions. Individual timelines vary based on the condition being treated, overall health, and treatment history. Your clinical team will track your progress throughout and adjust the plan if needed.
During the infusion, patients may experience dissociative effects, mild nausea, or temporary increases in blood pressure or heart rate — all of which are monitored by clinical staff. After the session, some patients report brief fatigue or mild headache, which typically resolves within a few hours. Because ketamine can impair coordination and judgment temporarily, you will need a driver for the remainder of the day. Serious adverse events are uncommon when treatment is administered in a properly supervised clinical setting.
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