Ketamine Clinics in Nevada

Clinic	City	Rating	Reviews	Category
Klarity Ketamine Clinic of Las Vegas	Las Vegas	★ 5	143	Mental health clinic
Las Vegas Ketamine	Las Vegas	★ 5	77	Mental health service
Desert Ketamine Clinic	Henderson	★ 4.8	90	Mental health clinic
WellCentric Health Ketamine & Functional Medicine Clinic	Reno	★ 4.9	69	Holistic medicine practitioner
Radiance Ketamine Clinic	Reno	★ 4.6	25	Psychiatrist
HIGHER DIMENSIONS OF HEALING, LLC (Ketamine Clinic, VA Approved Veterans, Spravato))	Carson City	★ 5	17	Mental health clinic
Healing with Grace Counseling and Ketamine Center	Henderson	★ 4.5	20	Mental health service
Convenient Ketamine - Ketamine Therapy In Las Vegas	Las Vegas	★ 5	3	Mental health service
Ketamine Institute of Las Vegas	Las Vegas	★ 0	0	Medical office
IV Solution / Ketamine Centers Of Las Vegas	Las Vegas	★ 0	0	Psychiatrist

Nevada regulations

Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners regulates ketamine therapy. Many clinics concentrate in Las Vegas metro. Spravato REMS-certified sites accept select commercial and Medicare plans.

Frequently asked questions

How many ketamine clinics are there in Nevada?+

Our directory tracks 10 verified, Google-listed ketamine and Spravato providers across Nevada, updated monthly from public business data.

Does insurance cover Spravato in Nevada?+

Spravato (esketamine) is FDA-approved for treatment-resistant depression and is increasingly covered by major insurers in Nevada when REMS protocol criteria are met. IV ketamine remains off-label and is rarely covered.

Do I need a referral to visit a Nevada ketamine clinic?+

Most Nevada clinics accept self-referral for IV ketamine, but Spravato typically requires a psychiatrist referral and documented treatment-resistant depression diagnosis.

What's the typical cost of ketamine treatment in Nevada?+

IV infusions in Nevada generally range $400–$800 per session, with most protocols calling for 6 initial sessions plus periodic boosters. Spravato copays vary by insurance plan.

What's the difference between IV ketamine and Spravato?+

IV ketamine (racemic) is delivered as an infusion in-clinic and used off-label for depression, PTSD, and chronic pain. Spravato (esketamine) is an FDA-approved intranasal spray for treatment-resistant depression and is covered by REMS — both must be administered in-clinic.