Our Treatments

Spravato is an FDA-approved esketamine nasal spray specifically for treatment-resistant depression and suicidal thoughts. It’s covered by most insurance. Ketamine therapy is administered via IV and treats a broader range of conditions including anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and addiction. Both work through similar mechanisms — promoting neuroplasticity and creating space from entrenched thought patterns.

It depends on your diagnosis, what you have already tried, your insurance, and what kind of experience you want. Spravato is FDA-approved for treatment-resistant depression (TRD) and is covered by most insurance. IV ketamine is private pay and is used for a wider range of conditions, including anxiety, PTSD, and OCD. TMS is a medication-free option for depression, and Reyou-to-You brings a guided ketamine session to your home. The free consultation exists to sort this out with you, and if none of them fit, we will tell you.

Yes. Every patient starts with a free consultation, by phone or telehealth, where we listen, answer questions, verify your insurance, and help figure out whether Spravato, ketamine, or TMS may be appropriate. It is a conversation, not a commitment.

Spravato is covered by most major insurance plans, including Medicare and NJ Medicaid, and many patients pay as little as $10 per session. Our team handles prior authorization before you start. IV ketamine and Reyou-to-You are private pay, with financing available and HSA and FSA cards accepted. Standard TMS is usually covered by insurance when antidepressants have not worked. The accelerated TMS program is self-pay.

Technically, ketamine is classified as a dissociative anesthetic, not a classic psychedelic. But the experience can feel psychedelic — many patients describe expanded awareness, emotional breakthroughs, and a sense of perspective they haven’t felt in years. Spravato is a derivative of ketamine and creates a similar but generally milder experience. At Reyou, we lean into this — our integration support helps you make meaning from what comes up during treatment, not just take a medicine and go home.

When used in a clinical setting with proper medical oversight, ketamine and Spravato have a very low risk of addiction. Our protocols are designed with this in mind — structured dosing, supervised sessions, and a treatment arc with a clear beginning, middle, and end. This isn’t something you take on your own, and it’s not open-ended. We monitor every patient closely and adjust as needed. That said, we screen carefully before starting treatment, and if we don’t think it’s the right fit, we’ll tell you.

Yes, every treatment happens in your own private room. You recline in a comfortable chair with soft lighting, a weighted blanket, noise-cancelling headphones, and music designed for the session. A medical professional monitors you and checks vitals the entire time, and you rest with us afterward before you leave.

Most patients feel fine the next day, and many feel better than they have in a long time. During treatment the most common effects are mild nausea (we give medication for it), a floating or dreamlike feeling, and a temporary rise in blood pressure, all monitored and usually gone within an hour or two. You will need a ride home and should keep the rest of that day quiet. By the next morning almost everyone is back to their normal routine.

Daytime and evening appointments are available, and our team is available seven days a week. Ketamine therapy can often begin the same day as your medical consultation. Spravato usually starts about a week after the consultation, which is the time insurance prior authorization takes once we have your medication history and records.