Ketamine Therapy Across Florida
Florida has one of the highest densities of ketamine clinics in the US. Connect with licensed providers offering infusion therapy and FDA-approved Spravato.
Is ketamine therapy right for you?
Ketamine is typically considered after two or more antidepressants have failed. Florida providers follow ASAM and APA guidelines, requiring a psychiatric evaluation before treatment begins. Most patients complete a series of six infusions over two to three weeks.
Florida regulations & coverage
Florida's Medical Practice Act requires ketamine infusions to be administered by or under direct supervision of a licensed physician. Spravato (esketamine nasal spray) may be covered by Medicare and some Florida Medicaid managed-care plans when REMS criteria are met.
Frequently asked questions
- How many ketamine clinics operate in Florida?
- Florida hosts over 80 accredited ketamine and Spravato treatment centers, concentrated in Miami, Tampa, and Orlando metro areas.
- Does Florida Medicaid cover Spravato?
- Select Florida Medicaid managed-care plans cover Spravato for treatment-resistant depression when prior-authorization requirements are satisfied.
- Do I need a psychiatrist referral to start treatment in Florida?
- Most Florida clinics require a referral or recent psychiatric records, though some offer in-house evaluations before scheduling infusions.
Get in touch
Questions about Florida ketamine providers or Spravato coverage? Send us a message and we will point you to verified resources.
info@ketamineflorida.org