Reichbach Center

The Reichbach Center provides ketamine therapy to patients suffering from various forms of chronic pain and mood disorders. The clinic opened in 2016 with the main goal of helping those who have exhausted all other options for relief from their conditions. Specific disorders they treat include depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, neuropathic pain, and anxiety. President and founder of the Reichbach Center, Dr. Steven Reichbach is a board-certified anesthesiologist with over two decades of experience. He and the team of medical professionals at the clinic advocate for the use of ketamine therapy because of how effective it has proven to be for their patients. The clinic offers a complimentary consultation with Dr. Reichbach to prospective patients looking to finally find relief from their chronic health conditions. Ketamine is a highly-respected anesthetic, considered by the World Health Organization to be an essential medication. Recent developments in the treatment of resistant conditions with low-dose ketamine strengthen this assessment. Whether chronic physical pain or negatively impacting mental health conditions, ketamine infusion therapy has been clinically proven to provide safe and effective relief. Offered Treatments IV Ketamine Infusion Therapy Treated Conditions Mental Health Depression Unipolar depression (major depression) Bipolar depression Postpartum depression Anxiety disorders Chronic fatigue syndrome Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Suicidal ideations Chronic pain Atypical facial pain Central post-stroke pain (CPSP) Chronic headaches and migraines Chronic joint and musculoskeletal pain Chronic neck and back pain Chronic temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS or RSD) Diabetic neuropathies Fibromyalgia Lichen sclerosus Lyme disease Multiple sclerosis pain Post-laminectomy syndrome (failed back surgery syndrome) Shingles pain (postherpetic neuralgia) Small-fiber peripheral neuropathy Traumatic brain injury pain Trigeminal neuralgia Other forms of neuropathic pain Important Info Those with uncontrolled blood pressure, unstable heart disease, untreated thyroid disease, or active substance abuse might not be eligible for ketamine therapy at Reichbach Center. See a more detailed list of health conditions that may prevent you from receiving ketamine treatment here . vary, and since insurance providers rarely cover these treatments, it's best to check with your carrier beforehand. The clinic offers CareCredit to assist patients with financing. Reichbach Center offices are all handicap accessible and ADA-compliant. Your Treatment: What to Expect at Reichbach Center Before recommending ketamine therapy, Dr. Reichbach will assess your suitability for the treatment. If you're determined to be a good candidate, Dr. Reichbach will review any information received from your referring doctor as well as the intake forms you completed on the Reichbach Center website. He will also provide your recommended ketamine treatment care plan to his staff. Infusions last about 45 minutes and take place in a private treatment room with amenities such as complimentary Wi-Fi, iPads, reading materials, reclining chairs, blankets, pillows, snacks, water, coffee, and more. The clinic's highly trained Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)–certified medical professionals will continuously monitor your heart rate and rhythm, respiration, and blood pressure to ensure your complete comfort and safety. Some patients report out-of-body sensations or mild hallucinations, but these side effects disappear soon after the infusion ends. You are required to have a trusted family member or friend drive you home afterward. Each patient's ketamine infusion plan will vary according to their condition, overall health, and other key factors. Some people may only need a few infusion sessions to experience desired results, while others may require a more long-term plan. Discover more Florida Ketamine Clinics