Manhattan – UWS – 86th St. Ketamine Clinic

How to get there

1 2 ~2 min
A B C ~4 min
Mon

9:00AM - 9:30PM

Tue

9:00AM - 9:30PM

Wed

9:00AM - 9:30PM

Thu

9:00AM - 9:30PM

Fri

9:00AM - 9:30PM

Sat

9:00AM - 9:15PM

Sun

9:00AM - 9:15PM

Please note: The availability of treatment sessions may vary by office depending on our clinical team's schedule. Please reach out to us directly for the most up-to-date appointment times.

What all our ketamine clinics have in common

No matter which location you visit, you’ll experience the same welcoming setting, clinical excellence and attentive, high-quality care.

Accessibility

Accessibility

Flexible scheduling across multiple locations, with full support navigating insurance.

Safety

Safety

Experienced physicians monitoring every session of your treatment.

Care

Care

A warm, compassionate space where you are heard and respected.

Support

Support

A dedicated professional team by your side throughout your mental health journey.

From our patients

Meet the team at our

Manhattan – UWS – 86th St. Ketamine Clinic Location

Conditions we treat

A different treatment approach for depression

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Depression

A different treatment approach for depression when traditional antidepressants haven’t worked.

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Anxiety disorders

Fast-acting support for anxiety that hasn’t improved with medication or therapy alone.

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PTSD

A science-backed option for persistent PTSD symptoms when conventional treatments fall short.

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OCD

Many patients do not achieve full relief with traditional treatments. Ketamine therapy offers a new approach for those seeking lasting relief.

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Bipolar depression

An alternative approach to managing depressive episodes when standard treatments aren’t enough.

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Alcohol addiction

May help reduce cravings and support recovery, especially when combined with counseling.

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Palliative care

Ketamine can help manage pain, depression and anxiety in palliative care patients.

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Postpartum depression

A different treatment approach for depression when traditional antidepressants haven’t worked.

Our locations

New York 7 clinics

6 East 39th St, Suite 600 New York

330 West 38th Street, Suite 311, New York

123 W 86th St. Suite G, New York

7 West 96th St. Suite 1H, New York, NY 10025

26 Court St. Suite 2710, Brooklyn, NY 11242

520 Franklin Avenue, Suite 101, Garden City, NY 11530

77 Quaker Ridge Rd. Suite 212, New Rochelle, NY 10804

New Jersey 2 clinics

690 Kinderkamack Rd. Suite 103, Oradell, NJ 07649

560 Springfield Ave. Suite 101, Westfield, NJ 07090

FAQs

What types of ketamine treatments do you offer?

We offer two main types of ketamine therapy: IV ketamine infusion and nasal spray treatment with Spravato, which is FDA-approved for treatment-resistant depression.

Can I switch between locations during treatment?

Yes. Many patients choose a primary clinic but visit other Keta Medical Center locations when scheduling or commuting makes it more convenient. Our team coordinates your care across locations so your treatment plan stays consistent.

Is the 86th Street clinic accessible by public transit?

Yes. Our 86th Street location is close to the 86th St station on Broadway, served by the 1 train, and the 86th St station on Central Park West, served by the B and C trains. Multiple bus lines also serve the area, so you can reach us easily without a car.

Do you offer evening and weekend appointments at the 86th Street location?

Yes. We’re open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., so you can find a time that works around your schedule. Appointment availability may vary: reach out, and we’ll help you find a time that fits.

How early should I arrive for my appointment?

Please arrive 15 minutes early for your first visit. If you’re running late, give us a call and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

How should I prepare for my ketamine therapy session?

We recommend getting plenty of rest the night before and staying well hydrated. Try to eat clean, nourishing foods in the day leading up to your appointment and avoid alcohol, marijuana, and intense or violent media for 24 hours before treatment. Please don’t eat for one hour before your session and wear comfortable clothing so you can relax fully. Many patients also find that meditation, light journaling, or quiet reflection beforehand helps them feel centered.

Who will I see for my treatment at the 86th Street location?

Every session at our 86th Street location is overseen by a member of our medical team and supported by a dedicated administrative team that helps coordinate scheduling, insurance, and day-to-day care. Our clinical team includes physicians with backgrounds in emergency and internal medicine.

There are two Upper West Side Keta locations - how do I know which one to choose?

Keta Medical Center has two Upper West Side clinics, at 86th Street and 96th Street, so you can choose whichever is more convenient based on your commute or schedule. Our team can help coordinate your care at either location, and many patients switch between the two as needed.

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Check if your insurance covers
Spravato®
Please upload a picture of the FRONT and BACK of your insurance cards. If you have Medicare, please also upload your supplemental insurance card. Note: We do not accept Medicaid.
Check if your insurance covers
Spravato®
  • Upload the front and back of your insurance card.
  • Have Medicare? Upload your supplemental insurance card too.
We do not accept Medicaid.
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