Spring, Texas · Near The Woodlands
Ketamine therapy
in Spring, TX.
A new possibility
for relief.
Physician-supervised IV ketamine in Spring, TX for eligible adults with treatment-resistant depression or selected chronic pain conditions. Serving The Woodlands, Conroe, and Houston.
When symptoms persist despite treatment, you deserve a thoughtful next step. Explore your options with a team that brings internal medicine and mental health care together.
Start with an evaluation. IV ketamine for depression and chronic pain is off-label; results vary.
Vitality Medical Clinic · Internal Medicine & Psychiatry
A different treatment pathway.
A team focused on you.
Ketamine therapy uses medication that acts on the glutamate system, including NMDA receptors. It works differently from commonly prescribed antidepressants. For some people whose depression has not improved enough with standard care, it may offer another option.
Physician-supervised care
Your treatment begins with a medical and psychiatric history review. Physician supervision and in-office monitoring support an individualized approach to safety and treatment planning.
More than symptom management
Discuss what relief would mean for your daily life: reconnecting with loved ones, returning to routines, or feeling more engaged. Those goals help shape your care.
Follow-up that matters
Response varies. Follow-up helps determine whether treatment is helping, whether the plan needs to change, and how ongoing psychiatric or medical care fits in.
Who may benefit?
Ketamine for treatment-resistant
depression and chronic pain.
Treatment-resistant depression
If depression remains disabling despite adequate antidepressant trials, a ketamine consultation can help you explore another treatment approach. Treatment-resistant depression commonly refers to depression that has not responded adequately to at least two appropriate antidepressant trials.
We review prior medications, therapy, symptom patterns, and medical factors before recommending a plan. You do not need to decide on treatment before asking for help.
Explore our depression care →Selected chronic pain conditions
Persistent pain can affect sleep, mobility, mood, and relationships. Ketamine may be considered for selected chronic pain conditions after a pain-specific evaluation, including review of prior treatment and specialist care.
Research support differs by diagnosis. Consensus guidelines report moderate evidence for certain complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) infusion protocols, while evidence for many other pain conditions is limited. [2]
A psychiatric infusion schedule is not interchangeable with a studied pain protocol. Ask whether your diagnosis and treatment needs can be supported at our clinic.
Evidence, explained clearly
What does ketamine research show?
Promising evidence supports a conversation—not a promise of a cure. Your diagnosis, treatment history, and medical risks remain central to the decision.
Depression · Randomized trial · 2023
A meaningful response in a major clinical trial
55.4%In the ELEKT-D trial, 55.4% of ketamine-treated participants met the depression-response threshold after three weeks, compared with 41.2% receiving ECT. The study found ketamine noninferior to ECT in adults with nonpsychotic treatment-resistant major depression. [1]
Response meant at least a 50% reduction on the study’s depression scale—not necessarily remission. These are study outcomes, not Vitality’s results. Findings do not establish equivalence for psychotic depression or every clinical situation.
Chronic pain · Consensus guidelines · 2018
The diagnosis and protocol matter
Guidelines from ASRA, AAPM, and ASA describe evidence that varies by pain condition, dose, and infusion schedule. Selected CRPS studies supported pain improvement for up to 12 weeks; many other pain indications had weaker evidence. [2]
That is why chronic pain treatment starts with an assessment rather than a standard promise of relief. A clinician should weigh likely benefit, monitoring requirements, and alternatives.
Read the consensus guidelines →Understanding the approach
Why ketamine is different.
Unlike medications that primarily target serotonin or norepinephrine, ketamine affects glutamate signaling. Research explores how these effects may relate to changes in brain connections and depressive symptoms.
Some patients experience improvement within hours to days. Others need additional treatment or do not respond. An initial benefit can fade, making follow-up and a broader care plan important.
See our integrated mental health services →
What to expect
Your path starts with a conversation.
Consultation & eligibility
Bring your medication list and prior treatment history. We review symptoms, goals, medical conditions, and safety considerations before deciding whether ketamine is appropriate.
Physician-supervised infusion
Eligible patients receive IV ketamine in a monitored clinical setting. The team follows your vital signs and treatment response. Temporary altered perception or a dream-like feeling can occur.
Observation & a ride home
Allow time for recovery after the infusion. Arrange a responsible adult to take you home, and follow the clinic’s preparation and discharge instructions.
Review progress together
Your response guides the next step. The number of sessions, ongoing support, and any maintenance plan are individualized rather than guaranteed in advance.
Supervision with a purpose
Careful screening.
Active monitoring.
Physician supervision helps address risk; it does not make treatment risk-free. The consultation is an opportunity to discuss benefits, alternatives, and your questions.
What we need to know
- Blood pressure, heart disease, and other significant medical conditions.
- Psychosis, mania or bipolar history, pregnancy, and substance-use history.
- All prescriptions, sedatives, supplements, and prior treatment reactions.
Possible effects include nausea, dizziness, sedation, dissociation, and increased blood pressure. Serious risks include breathing problems, psychiatric reactions, misuse, and urinary or bladder problems. Monitoring and appropriate patient selection are essential. [4]
Do not stop or change prescribed medications unless instructed by your treating clinician. For an immediate medical or mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Limited-time pricing
Physician-supervised
IV ketamine therapy.
$350 per session
Take the first step toward understanding your options. Request a consultation at our Spring clinic, near The Woodlands.
Know your plan before you begin.
The advertised price is $350 per IV ketamine session for a limited time. Clinical eligibility is required.
- Confirm the current offer and what each session includes.
- Ask whether evaluation or other services have separate fees.
- Review your recommended session schedule and estimated total cost.
- Confirm insurance benefits separately; consultation coverage does not establish infusion coverage.
Mention “ketamine consultation” when booking online. Call if you need help selecting an appointment. An appointment request is not an infusion reservation.
Your care team
Internal medicine and psychiatry.
Connected in one clinic.
Jamal Mohsin, MD
Board-certified internal medicine physician
Dr. Mohsin’s background includes hospital medicine and care for patients with complex medical needs. At Vitality, physician-supervised ketamine care sits within a broader medical and mental health setting.
Megan Mohsin, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C
Psychiatric mental health & family nurse practitioner
Megan provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management. The clinic’s combined medical and psychiatric services support attention to both physical health and emotional well-being.
Local care · One Spring office
Ketamine therapy near
The Woodlands, Conroe & Houston.
All in-person ketamine sessions take place at our Spring, Texas office. The Woodlands, Conroe, and Houston are communities we serve—not additional clinic locations.
Vitality Medical Clinic2219 Sawdust Rd, Suite 302
Spring, TX 77380
(832) 245-9892
Spring, TX
Receive physician-supervised IV ketamine care at our Sawdust Road location.
The Woodlands
Explore ketamine treatment close to home, with evaluation and follow-up in nearby Spring.
Conroe, TX
Plan your consultation and arrange transportation for infusion visits to our Spring office.
Houston & North Houston
Ask about appointment timing and recovery needs before traveling for treatment.
Also welcoming patients from Shenandoah, Oak Ridge North, Benders Landing, and Woodson’s Reserve. Call for current office hours.
Questions before you book
Ketamine therapy FAQs.
Where can I get physician-supervised IV ketamine near The Woodlands?
Vitality Medical Clinic provides physician-supervised IV ketamine therapy at 2219 Sawdust Rd, Suite 302, Spring, TX 77380. Our Spring office welcomes eligible adults from The Woodlands, Conroe, Houston, and surrounding communities.
How much does IV ketamine therapy cost?
Limited-time pricing is $350 per IV ketamine session at Vitality Medical Clinic. Call (832) 245-9892 to confirm the current offer, what is included, and whether evaluation or other services have separate fees. Your recommended number of sessions is determined after evaluation.
Can ketamine help treatment-resistant depression?
IV ketamine may help some adults with treatment-resistant depression. In a 2023 randomized trial involving nonpsychotic treatment-resistant major depression, 55.4% of patients receiving ketamine met the study’s response threshold after three weeks. This was a study result, not a Vitality clinic success rate or a guarantee of individual benefit.
Is ketamine an option for chronic pain?
Ketamine may be considered for selected chronic pain conditions after evaluation. Evidence varies by diagnosis and protocol, with more support for complex regional pain syndrome than many other chronic pain conditions. A pain-specific assessment is necessary; depression infusion protocols should not be assumed to produce the same pain outcomes.
Is IV ketamine FDA approved for depression?
No. IV ketamine for depression and chronic pain is off-label. Ketamine is FDA approved as an anesthetic. Esketamine nasal spray, sold as Spravato, is a different treatment with specific FDA-approved indications and a separate monitored treatment program.
How quickly does ketamine work, and how many sessions will I need?
Some patients notice symptom improvement within hours to days, while others need a series or do not respond. The initial schedule and any maintenance treatment depend on your diagnosis, safety assessment, and response. Benefits may fade, so ongoing follow-up matters.
Do I need someone to drive me home?
Yes. Arrange a responsible adult to take you home after treatment. You will be monitored during the session and observed afterward. Follow the clinic’s written instructions about driving, work, medications, eating, and drinking.
Does insurance cover IV ketamine?
Coverage for a consultation does not necessarily include IV ketamine infusions. Contact the clinic and your insurer to confirm benefits, fees, and payment options before scheduling. The advertised $350 is the limited-time price per IV ketamine session.
Can I book directly for an infusion?
Start with a consultation so the team can review your medical history, prior treatments, medications, and goals. An appointment request does not establish eligibility or reserve an infusion. Mention ketamine when booking online, or call for scheduling assistance.
Learn more
Explore your next step.
Review our related services or speak with the team about which appointment fits your needs.
Video from our ketamine page
Research & medical references
- Anand A, et al. Ketamine versus ECT for Nonpsychotic Treatment-Resistant Major Depression. New England Journal of Medicine. 2023. doi:10.1056/NEJMoa2302399.
- Cohen SP, et al. Consensus Guidelines on the Use of Intravenous Ketamine Infusions for Chronic Pain. Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine. 2018;43:521–546. doi:10.1097/AAP.0000000000000808.
- U.S. FDA. Understanding Current Use of Ketamine for Emerging Areas of Therapeutic Interest. 2024.
- U.S. FDA. Compounding risk alert: ketamine safety and monitoring information. FDA presentation, including the October 2023 ketamine alert.
Educational content does not replace an individual medical assessment. Research findings are not a guarantee of treatment benefit. Ketamine treatment for depression and chronic pain is off-label.
You have questions. Let’s talk.
Find out whether ketamine
could fit your care.
Physician-supervised IV ketamine in Spring, TX.
Limited-time pricing: $350 per session.
Welcoming The Woodlands, Conroe, and Houston.
2219 Sawdust Rd, Suite 302 · Spring, TX 77380