Ketamine and Spravato Clinicians in Saint Louis, Missouri

17 clinicians registered in Saint Louis carry a specialty associated with ketamine therapy.

Providers cluster heavily in St. Louis and Kansas City, with smaller groups in Springfield and Columbia. If you live in the northern counties, the Bootheel, or the Ozarks interior, expect 90 minutes to two and a half hours each way. That matters more than it sounds: an infusion course is typically six sessions over two to three weeks, and Spravato needs twice-weekly visits for the first four weeks, each with a two-hour wait and no driving afterwards — so you need a driver every time, not just a car.

What this list is, and what it is not.

These are 17 clinicians and organisations registered in Missouri whose National Provider Identifier records carry a specialty commonly associated with ketamine therapy — anaesthesiology, psychiatry, or addiction medicine. The source is the federal NPPES NPI Registry, last checked .

We have not confirmed that any of them offers ketamine treatment. We have not confirmed that any of them is certified under the Spravato REMS programme — only the official SPRAVATO REMS treatment-centre locator can tell you that.

Always verify a clinician's licence and any disciplinary history with the Missouri Board of Registration for the Healing Arts before booking: Missouri Board of Registration for the Healing Arts licence lookup .

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Clinicians listed in Saint Louis

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