Frequently Asked Questions

No. You don’t have to be in immediate danger. Many people come to us because they’re exhausted, numb, or feeling like something inside them is breaking. That’s reason enough.

That’s okay. You don’t need the right words. You can just say “I’m not okay,” or even sit silently for a while. We’ll meet you where you are.

If you reach out to KBlend directly, everything is confidential. We follow HIPAA and protect your privacy completely unless your safety is at risk.

Most people describe it as peaceful, floaty, or deeply reflective. It doesn’t make you lose control. You’re still present, just in a different state of awareness. It can help interrupt patterns of hopelessness and give your brain a break from the loop.

During treatment, some people feel lightheaded, detached, or emotional. You might feel heavy or tired afterward. These effects usually fade within 1–2 hours. We monitor you throughout and adjust as needed.

Most patients receive 6 initial infusions over 2–3 weeks. Many notice a shift after the first few sessions. Some people continue with maintenance infusions monthly or as needed. We tailor the plan to your response.

Currently, ketamine treatments are not covered by insurance. But we’ve kept our pricing significantly lower than most clinics, and we offer financing:

• Denefits: No credit check, flexible monthly payments
• Advance Care: 0% APR for 12 months with approved credit

We accept HSA/FSA cards, cash, check, and all major credit cards.

Yes. Many people bring a friend or loved one for support. You’ll be in a private space, and our team will be nearby the entire time.

No. Ketamine is not addictive when used medically in low doses under supervision. We do not prescribe take-home ketamine or use it recreationally. All care is professionally monitored.

Most people can begin treatment within a few days of reaching out. The first step is a phone call or message — we’ll take it from there, and move at your pace.