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All-New Ketamine Infusions at Lamb Health DPC
What are Ketamine Infusions?
What are Ketamine Infusions?
Ketamine infusions are an IV-method of delivering Ketamine, a drug that has been found to help with a variety of mental health disorders, including medication-resistant depression
What Happens During a Ketamine Infusion Appointment?
What Happens During a Ketamine Infusion Appointment?
The first appointment will be a consult with the physician, in order to determine what kind of treatment will work best
After the initial consult, the client will need a ride to and from the infusion appointments
During the infusion process, the doctor will insert a tiny IV needle into the arm
The doctor will constantly monitor the client's blood pressure, pulse, and oxygen levels to ensure the client's safety throughout the process
After the infusion is finished, the client will usually require around 30 minutes to recover from the effects of the Ketamine.
After recovery, the client will need a friend or family member to bring them home.
What Will I Feel During a Ketamine Infusion?
What Will I Feel During a Ketamine Infusion?
Ketamine can make the client feel disconnected from the world, dream-like and detached, and relaxed
It can also make the client feel happy, with a lowered sensitivity to pain
Some clients report feeling nauseous, in which case the doctor can administer anti-nausea medicine to ensure a pleasant experience
When Will I Notice a Difference in My Symptoms?
When Will I Notice a Difference in My Symptoms?
Many clients notice an improvement within the first visit
Depending on the client, it can take between 3 to 6 infusions before noticing a significant improvement
How Many Infusions Will I Need?
How Many Infusions Will I Need?
The Ketamine infusion process begins with twice a week appointments for three weeks
Afterwards, depending on need, clients can come in every few months or longer if they feel like they need a booster infusion.
Health History
Health History
Download our health history form here to fill out before your appointment
Meet Dr. David Nielson
Meet Dr. David Nielson
Dr. Nielsen received his medical degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin and completed his Anesthesiology residency at Froedtert Hospital. Dr. Nielsen is happy to be back in Arizona serving his community.
After training at a Level 1 trauma center, honing his skills and learning advanced techniques through various medical settings he is ready to help his patients feel their best and be as comfortable as possible.
Combining Dr. Nielsen’s anesthesia skills, pharmacological expertise and passion for mental health, his patients are his priority. Receiving treatments will enhance the patient’s quality of life by helping people feel their best.
Dr. Nielsen volunteers often with youth in the community and loves to spend his free time outdoors. He loves hiking, fishing and cheering his daughters on at their soccer games and tennis matches.
What Are the Prices?
What Are the Prices?
Lamb Health Members receive a discount!
Contact Dr. Lamb for more information
$750 for a one-time treatment
$3600 for a 6 visit package, which comes out to $600 per visit
$2800 for a 4 visit package, which comes out to $700 per visit
If you buy a one-time treatment, then later decide to purchase a package, that $750 will contribute to the overall cost of the package
Payment Plans are Available
House visits are also available for $1500 per session
Questions?
Questions?
Contact Lamb Health DPC at 480-440-8666 to get more information on our new Ketamine infusions
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