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One of Oregon's original licensed psilocybin service centers. Individual 1:1 sessions in a residential-style setting with two facilitators present. Preparation, dosing, and integration are scheduled across three visits.

Eugene's first licensed service center. Offers group and individual sessions with sliding-scale pricing for qualifying clients. Known for veteran and first-responder focused programming.

Ashland-based service center with an emphasis on trauma-informed preparation. Two-facilitator model, private suite with outdoor access. Integration sessions included in the base fee.

Central Oregon service center operating out of a purpose-built wellness campus. Offers day-of Uber reimbursement and on-site overnight suites for out-of-state clients.

Portland service center tied to one of Oregon's largest licensed facilitator training programs. Trainees shadow sessions with client consent.

Couples and dyad sessions alongside standard 1:1 programming. Known for LGBTQ+ affirming facilitation and a sliding-scale equity fund.

Among Colorado's first nine standard healing centers licensed under SB 23-290. Individual and small-group (max 4) sessions. Therapist, physician, and facilitator team model.

Boulder-based community that pre-dates legalization; now operating under a Colorado healing center license. Known for group journey work and an active integration circle.

Micro-healing center license - smaller-capacity intimate sessions. Medical director is a practicing psychiatrist; all clients complete a medical screen before dosing.

Madison Avenue ketamine clinic with a journey-based, therapeutic model. Six-session protocol includes preparation and integration therapy with licensed clinicians.

Southwest Florida ketamine clinic with integrated psychotherapy. Offers group integration circles and a veterans' program at reduced rates.

Mid-Wilshire ketamine-assisted psychotherapy clinic. Anesthesiologist on site for IV infusions, licensed psychologist for integration. Six- and twelve-session packages available.

Physician-led IV ketamine clinic. Board-certified anesthesiologist administers all infusions. Dedicated programs for first responders and healthcare workers.

Desert-area IV ketamine clinic founded by an emergency physician. Small boutique practice, single practitioner model. 100-minute sessions include rest and integration.

Multi-location ketamine practice (San Antonio, Denver, New Orleans) founded by a military physician. Active Tricare billing for eligible veterans. PTSD is their specialization.

Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy with licensed therapist integration. Six-session standard protocol. Part of a public-market network with 10+ US clinics.

Atlanta ketamine practice focused on veterans and first responders. Tricare billing available. Scholarship fund covers a portion of sessions for qualifying candidates.

Scottsdale IV ketamine clinic. Boutique 4-bay suite. Partners with local therapists for integration sessions post-infusion at a negotiated rate.

Downtown Minneapolis ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. Two-provider model with psychiatrist and licensed therapist for every session. 90-minute protocol.

NE Portland service center in a converted Craftsman-era home. Offers a reduced-fee spot each cohort for clients on SNAP, WIC, or Medicaid.

Downtown Portland service center with a clinical-plus-concierge model. Private 400-square-foot session rooms, professional musician-curated playlists, and extended overnight integration option.