Most Affordable MD Supervised and Patient-tailored Ketamine Therapy in Long Island with  over 80% success

All infusions are administered, titrated and supervised by our board certified provider
Access to care for all. Financing options available with care credit and advance care
Free access (worth $300) to web based cognitive behavior therapy programs
More than 5000 ketamine infusions administered with no significant complications

Contact Dr. Goyal for consult (516) 280-3842

You don't have to suffer.
We can help.

  • What is ketamine therapy?

    Ketamine therapy uses an anesthetic (ketamine) to safely and effectively treat certain chronic conditions where traditional treatments may fail to be effective. After a patient has been properly diagnosed by a physician, only highly experienced medical professionals can administer ketamine therapy in its most effective form. A patient undergoing ketamine therapy must be properly monitored and cared for by the practitioner for the duration of the treatment. Our providers specialize and excel at this form of care and we have equiped every aspect of our office to facilitate the best experience we can provide for our patients.

  • Where should I receive my IV ketamine infusion and which practice should I avoid?

    Ketamine is an anesthic drug and its intravenous administration must be supervised closely by a board certified MD. Internists, emergency medicine physicians, intensvists and anesthesiologists usually have adequate ketamine use training and therefore should be preferred. 


    Other specialties or nurse practioners who have no or little  ketamine exposure during their training often lack expertise to tackle unexpected situations that can arise from IV ketamine use. Such practices might offer cheaper or negotiable rates, but are not safe.


  • Who will supervise my ketamine infusions?

    In NY, most providers are busy. Providers write medication orders and then nurse/ nurse practioner implements those orders and supervises each patient.  Unfortunately provider-patient interaction remains limited only to the initial consultation. 


    Luckily, Ketamine Wellness Medical Practice is an exception to this bitter reality. Our ketamine specialist Dr. Goyal puts himself out there during each step of our patient's treatment process. Besides providing initial consulation and formulating  individualized treatment plan,  he administers as well supervises each ketamine infusion himself. This helps him to micromanage each session to achieve the safest and the most effective treatment response.


  • How much does each ketamine infusion session cost and does insurance cover it?

    In our practice, each infusion is administered, titrated and supervised by Dr Goyal. He charges $ 400 for each session during the initial induction phase. Patient pays for the infusion he recevies on a given day. More and more of our patients are receiving partial insurance reimbursements with the superbill that we provide. 

    Patient also gets free access to online cognitive therapy programs that patient can attend at the comfort of his/her home and at his/her own pace (each program is worth $60). 

  • Do you provide financing options?

    Yes, our patients can participate in  CARECREDIT and ADVANCECARE CARD financing services. Patients can also get free access to evidence-based, internet-delivered Cognitive Behavioural therapy (iCBT) programs at THIS WAY UP. 

  • YES, I want some relief. What does the process look like?

    Knowing what to expect and preparing properly will ensure that your experience with us is as streamlined and stress free as possible. Here are some simple steps to help walk you through the process:

    1. Review our FAQ section, then contact us by calling 516-280-3842 or emailing at contact@ketamine-wellness.com to schedule an appointment and answer any additional questions you may have.
    2. Review  patient intake forms  under 'For Patients' tab. You can print them, fill them and email them to us or we can give them to you when you come in for your first infusion.
    3. Follow the Pre-Treatment Preparation Plan.
    4. Come on in. We'll be ready for you.
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Why choose our practice

Ketamine is a FDA approved schedule III controlled drug. As with any controlled drug, if used or administered without professional supervision, it can lead to undesirable/fatal outcomes. Unfortunately we have lost our beloved 'Friends' star Mr. Matthew Perry recently due to unsupervised ketamine abuse. 
At ketamine wellness, we are proud that each ketamine infusion is strictly administered , up-titrated and supervised by our experienced board certified provider Dr. Goyal. Each infusion is administered using automated infusion pumps bringing the human error rate close to negligible. Moreover, each patient's vital signs are monitored closely every 10-15 mins with automated machines. 
Ketamine is a fast acting, very effective and safe medicine for mental health disorders and we strive to make all of our ketamine infusions safer for each of our patients. 
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Ketamine in the News

Ketamine treatment for treatment resistant depression, anxiety and alcohol relapse reduction is becoming more popular each day as well-respected physicians and thousands of successfully treated patients speak up around the world, through countless testimonials, news broadcasts, and clinical studies.
A lot of patients have inquired us about Mr. Matthew Perry's death with ketamine use recently. It is to be noted that unsupervised at home ketamine abuse along with other controlled substances have likely caused his unfortunate fatal outcome. 
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Meet our experienced team. 

Rakesh K. Goyal, M.D.

Ketamine Specialist

Payal Srivastava, RN, FNP

Ketamine Specialist

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