Ketamine (IV / IM / oral) · Fort Worth, TX
Ketamine providers in Fort Worth
We have not yet verified any ketamine clinics directly in Fort Worth. Options elsewhere in Texas are listed below.
- In metro
- 0
- Statewide
- 2
- Modality
- Ketamine
- Regulator
- Texas medical board
Ketamine in Texas
Austin and Dallas have the most clinic options. Typical IV pricing $400-$550 per infusion. Several HSA-friendly cash clinics.
No ketamine listings in Fort Worth yet
No verified ketamine clinics in Fort Worth yet.
Closest verified options elsewhere in Texas:
Salience Neuro Health - Austin
Austin, TX
Dual-modality Spravato and IV ketamine provider. Covered by most commercial plans for Spravato when treatment-resistant depression criteria are met. Board-certified anesthesiologist on staff.
Klarisana
San Antonio, TX
Multi-location ketamine practice (San Antonio, Denver, New Orleans) founded by a military physician. Active Tricare billing for eligible veterans. PTSD is their specialization.
Other modalities in Fort Worth
Ketamine in nearby metros
Common questions
How are ketamine clinics in Fort Worth verified?
Every listing on this page is cross-checked against the issuing authority - FDA REMS for Spravato, Texas medical board for prescribing clinicians, and the state psilocybin regulator where applicable. Verification date is stamped on each listing and rechecked every 30 days.
Do you accept payment for placement?
No. Clinics can claim a listing to add photos and a description, but ranking is based solely on verification recency, completeness of license data, and patient-reported reviews. Paid placement is never used.
How much does ketamine therapy cost in Fort Worth?
Most Fort Worth clinics cash-pay: $400 - $700 per IV session, $250 - $450 per IM, $150 - $300 per oral/lozenge session. A standard induction is 6 sessions over 2 - 3 weeks. Ask for a total-course quote in writing before you book.
Is ketamine covered by insurance?
Rarely. A handful of plans (Anthem BCBS policy BEH.00014, Empire BCBS, some Tricare medical-necessity cases) cover IV ketamine for TRD. Most commercial plans do not. HSA / FSA funds are eligible.