Mindbloom
National telehealth service pairing clinician-prescribed, at-home ketamine with remote guides and integration sessions.
How this works
Ketamine is a Schedule III medicine that has been FDA-approved as an anesthetic since 1970. Generic ketamine is not FDA-approved for depression, but licensed clinicians may prescribe it off-label, which is the legal basis for both in-clinic ketamine therapy and telehealth programs. Eligibility, monitoring requirements, and state availability are set by the provider, confirm them directly.
Services
- Ketamine (off-label)
- Telehealth
- Integration
Focus areas
- Depression
- Anxiety
Visitor reviews
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How far this listing has been checked
- Registry source last checked
- Not recorded
- Listing details updated
- 2026-11-02
- Editorial/source review
- 2026-10-12
- What we checked
- Business name
- Address
- Address unknown or not verified
- Last reviewed
- October 2026
- Next review due
- January 2027
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Where this listing comes from
- Organization's own informationSource checked 2026-07-01Mindbloom (official site)
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