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Ketamine can be an alternative for patients whose conditions are resistant to more traditional therapies. Ketamine can be used for treating Mental Health diagnosis Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and Bipolar Disorder or for managing Neuropathic Pain, including CRPS, Fibromyalgia, and Migraines etc.)

At Lone Star Infusion, we are very pleased to provide monitored, multidisciplinary ketamine therapy. We strive to provide the best possible evidence-based medicine.

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Pre-Procedure Instructions

To ensure your safety and comfort during treatment, please review the following guidelines:

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    Treatment Overview
    Treatments are administered on an out-patient basis in private rooms at our office in Houston with a focus on adjusting dosing and adjunct medicines for efficacy, safety and patient comfort.
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    A series of infusions followed by maintenance treatments provides greater and longer-lasting relief – with each subsequent infusion in a series building upon the last. We typically start with a series of 6 infusions over several weeks followed by maintenance treatments as-needed – with maintenance treatments typically starting about every 3 to 5 weeks. The number and frequency of treatments is variable from patient to patient.
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    When you come in for a treatment plan to be with us for approximately 90 minutes.
    ● The first 10-15 minutes is for talking with the provider for assessment and development or update of the multidisciplinary treatment plan, IV access, monitoring, and allowing you to get comfortable before infusion.
    ● Infusion runs for 40 minutes and during this that they are working on getting you to a floaty state (euphoric).
    ● Last 15 to 20 minutes is recovery.
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    Each one-hour Low Dose Infusion for the treatment of psychiatric or Chronic Neuropathic Pain symptoms is $375 for which we accept payment at the time of treatment. Insurers do not typically reimburse Ketamine infusions, and we are not able to take insurance.
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    A one-hour High Dose Infusion for the treatment of Chronic Neuropathic Pain symptoms is $525 for which we accept payment at the time of treatment. Insurers do not typically reimburse Ketamine infusions; we are not able to take insurance.
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    Patient Comfort & Preparation
    You may wear comfortable street clothes during the infusion, a blanket or comfortable sweater. You may also bring headphones and some of your favorite, happy and relaxing music without words to listen to during the infusion/Inhalation.
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    Set a positive and productive intention prior to your ketamine therapy.
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    Do not use any recreational drugs or alcohol for the 24 hours prior to or following your infusion.
  • 5
    A one-hour High Dose Infusion for the treatment of Chronic Neuropathic Pain symptoms is $525 for which we accept payment at the time of treatment. Insurers do not typically reimburse Ketamine infusions; we are not able to take insurance.
  • 6
    Patient Comfort & Preparation
    You may wear comfortable street clothes during the infusion, a blanket or comfortable sweater. You may also bring headphones and some of your favorite, happy and relaxing music without words to listen to during the infusion/Inhalation.
  • 7
    Set a positive and productive intention prior to your ketamine therapy.
  • 8
    Do not use any recreational drugs or alcohol for the 24 hours prior to or following your infusion.

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What is a Ketamine Infusion like?

 


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Ketamine for Depression - Our Results

 


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What To Bring To A Ketamine Infusion

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Your First Ketamine Infusion

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What A Ketamine Infusion Feels Like

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The Psychedelic Experience With Ketamine Treatments

 


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Will Ketamine Cure Me?

 


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From Chaos To Calm: A Life Changed By Ketamine (NPR)

 


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What is Ketamine: An Overview

 


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How Does Ketamine Work

 


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What is Ketamine: Medical Use

 


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What Can You Treat With Ketamine?

 


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A Brief History of Ketamine

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Am I A Good Candidate For Ketamine?

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Side Effects And Risks Of Ketamine Infusions

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Ketamine in the Body: Why Ketamine By IV Infusion

 


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Ketamine Treatment and your Team of Doctors

 


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Ketamine With Other Treatments For Depression

 


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Benzodiazepines, Alcohol, and Ketamine Treatments

 


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Sustaining Results With Ketamine Treatments

 


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What Is The Best Schedule of Ketamine Treatments?

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Ketamine, FDA Approval, And Off-Label Use of Drugs

 


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Why Doesn't Insurance Cover Ketamine?

 


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Insurance and FDA Approval For Ketamine Treatments

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WE ARE HERE FOR YOU

Start Your Healing Journey Today

At Lone Star Infusion, every treatment is guided by experienced medical professionals who understand both the science and the emotional challenges of depression.


We’ll walk beside you at every step — from your first consultation to your long-term maintenance plan — ensuring your experience is safe, personalized, and life-changing.

Important Notice Regarding Discontinuation of Ketamine Treatment Services

Lone Star Infusion will discontinue providing ketamine infusion and treatment services effective February 23, 2026. This decision was not made lightly, and we understand this news may be concerning to you.

What This Means for Your Care

After February 23, 2026 our clinic will no longer provide ketamine treatments. You will need to establish care with another provider to continue ketamine therapy, or work with your treating psychiatrist or pain management physician to explore alternative treatment options.

Your Immediate Next Steps

  1. Contact your prescribing psychiatrist, primary care physician, or pain management specialist to discuss your ongoing treatment plan and alternatives.
  2. If you wish to continue ketamine therapy, please review the enclosed list of physician-supervised ketamine clinics in the Houston area. We do not endorse any particular provider; this list is provided for your convenience only.
  3. Contact our office to schedule any final appointments before [closure date] and to discuss your transition of care.

Your Medical Records

Your treatment records will remain available through Lone Star Infusion. To request copies of your records or to authorize transfer to a new provider, please contact our office at 281.947.3268 or send a written request to 14740 Barryknoll Lane, Ste. 140, Houston, TX 77079. There is no charge for transferring records to your new treatment provider.

Continuation of Care During Transition

We stay committed to your care during this transition period. Please contact our office at 281.947.3268 if you have questions, need to schedule appointments before our closure date, or require assistance with your transition to a new provider.

We understand this transition may be difficult, and we appreciate the trust you have placed in us for your care. Our staff is available to assist you during this process.

Sincerely,
Chauncey Jones, M.D.
Lone Star Infusion