Physician-Guided Care · Fort Lauderdale, Florida

IV Ketamine Therapy in Fort Lauderdale.

Ketamine Wellness Florida provides physician-guided IV ketamine infusion therapy for adults exploring advanced treatment options for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, anxiety, OCD, and select chronic pain conditions.Every treatment begins with an individualized medical evaluation and is provided in a private clinical setting in Fort Lauderdale.

Care Model Physician Guided
Administration Intravenous Infusion
Setting Private & Clinically Monitored
Location Fort Lauderdale, FL
When Conventional Care Hasn't Been Enough

There may be another option worth understanding.

Living with persistent depression, PTSD, anxiety, obsessive thoughts, or chronic pain can become especially difficult when standard treatments have not provided adequate improvement.

IV ketamine is an established anesthetic medication that physicians may also prescribe off-label in carefully selected patients for certain psychiatric and pain-related conditions. Ketamine works differently from conventional antidepressant medications and continues to be studied for its effects on mood, cognition, neuroplasticity, and pain processing.

At Ketamine Wellness Florida, the process starts by understanding your history—not by assuming ketamine is the right answer.

What to Expect

From conversation to carefully monitored care.

Ketamine treatment should begin with a clinical decision—not a checkout button. Our process is designed to evaluate candidacy, personalize care, and reassess your response over time.

01

Initial Conversation

Speak with our care team about what you have been experiencing, previous treatments, and what you hope to better understand.

02

Medical Evaluation

Your medical history, medications, health considerations, treatment history, and potential contraindications are reviewed before proceeding.

03

IV Ketamine Infusion

When clinically appropriate, low-dose intravenous ketamine is administered in a private treatment room with ongoing monitoring during the infusion.

04

Follow-Up & Reassessment

Response, tolerability, and next steps are reviewed so future care can be adjusted according to your individual experience.

Meet Your Physician

Medical oversight matters.

Dr. Jarrod Wilson is a South Florida physician specializing in anesthesiology. He attended medical school at the University of Miami and completed anesthesiology residency training at Mount Sinai Medical Center of Miami Beach.

His background in anesthesiology provides direct experience with intravenous medications, physiologic monitoring, and patient safety—disciplines that are especially relevant when administering ketamine in a clinical environment.

Medical Education University of Miami
Residency Mount Sinai Medical Center
Miami Beach
Specialty Anesthesiology
Understanding the Treatment

What is IV ketamine therapy?

Good decisions begin with accurate information. Ketamine has decades of medical use, while research into its psychiatric applications continues to evolve.

Ketamine has a long history in medicine.

Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic used in medical settings for anesthesia and analgesia. At lower, sub-anesthetic doses, it has also been studied extensively for potential effects in treatment-resistant depression and other psychiatric conditions.

It works differently from traditional antidepressants.

Ketamine primarily interacts with the brain's glutamate system, including NMDA receptor activity. Researchers continue to investigate downstream effects involving neural signaling and neuroplasticity that may contribute to changes in mood and cognition in some patients.

IV administration allows controlled clinical delivery.

Intravenous administration allows medication to be delivered in a controlled setting while the clinical team monitors the patient's physiologic response and treatment experience. Our existing protocol uses a continuous low-dose infusion under physician supervision.

Individual response varies.

Some patients who respond to ketamine may notice changes sooner than is typical with conventional antidepressant medications, while others may experience limited or no benefit. Timing, magnitude, and durability of response differ from person to person.

Important: Ketamine is FDA-approved as an anesthetic. The use of intravenous ketamine for depression and other psychiatric conditions is an off-label use and should be considered only after evaluation by an appropriately licensed medical professional.
Local Ketamine Care

A Fort Lauderdale ketamine clinic designed around privacy and clinical care.

Ketamine Wellness Florida provides in-office IV ketamine therapy in Fort Lauderdale within The Remedy Health & Wellness. Our location offers convenient access for patients throughout Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, and surrounding South Florida communities.

Whether you are researching ketamine therapy for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, anxiety, OCD, or a select chronic pain condition, the first step is a conversation about your history, questions, and whether an evaluation makes sense for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about ketamine therapy in Fort Lauderdale.

These answers are educational and cannot replace an individualized medical evaluation.

What is IV ketamine therapy?
IV ketamine therapy involves administering ketamine intravenously at a dose determined by a medical professional. Ketamine is an established anesthetic medication that is also prescribed off-label in certain clinical settings for conditions such as treatment-resistant depression. IV administration allows the medication to be delivered in a controlled clinical environment.
Is IV ketamine FDA-approved for depression?
Ketamine itself is FDA-approved as an anesthetic. Intravenous ketamine used for depression or other psychiatric conditions is an off-label use. Off-label prescribing is a recognized part of medical practice, but candidacy should be determined through an individualized medical evaluation.
Who may be considered for ketamine therapy?
Ketamine may be considered in certain adults after review of their symptoms, diagnosis, previous treatments, medications, medical history, and potential contraindications. It is not appropriate for everyone, which is why treatment should begin with clinical screening and physician evaluation.
How long does an IV ketamine infusion take?
Our existing low-dose IV ketamine protocol uses an infusion of approximately 40 minutes. Additional time is needed for preparation, monitoring, and recovery. Your clinical team will explain what to expect before treatment.
How quickly does ketamine work?
Response varies considerably. Research has found that some patients who respond to ketamine can experience changes relatively quickly compared with conventional antidepressant medications, but not every patient responds. Timing, degree of improvement, and durability of response cannot be predicted for an individual patient in advance.
How many ketamine treatments will I need?
There is no single treatment schedule that is appropriate for everyone. The number and timing of infusions should be based on the condition being evaluated, your medical history, clinical response, tolerability, and your physician's recommendations.
Where is Ketamine Wellness Florida located?
Ketamine Wellness Florida is located within The Remedy Health & Wellness at 1515 SE 17th Street, Suite 119A, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33316. We serve patients from Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, and surrounding South Florida communities.
Start With a Conversation

Find out whether ketamine therapy may be appropriate for you.

Speak with the Ketamine Wellness Florida care team in Fort Lauderdale to ask questions, discuss your treatment history, and learn what the next step may look like.

Educational information only. Ketamine therapy is a medical procedure prescribed and supervised following an individualized clinical evaluation. Individual response varies. Intravenous ketamine for psychiatric indications is an off-label use.
Physician-Guided Care · Fort Lauderdale

IV Ketamine Therapy in Fort Lauderdale.

Ketamine Wellness Florida provides physician-guided IV ketamine infusion therapy for adults exploring advanced treatment options for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, anxiety, OCD, and select chronic pain conditions.Every treatment begins with an individualized medical evaluation in our private Fort Lauderdale clinical setting.

Care Model Physician Guided
Administration IV Infusion
Setting Private & Monitored
Location Fort Lauderdale, FL
When Conventional Care Hasn't Been Enough

There may be another option worth understanding.

Living with persistent depression, PTSD, anxiety, obsessive thoughts, or chronic pain can become especially difficult when standard treatments have not provided adequate improvement.

IV ketamine is an established anesthetic medication that physicians may also prescribe off-label in carefully selected patients for certain psychiatric and pain-related conditions.Ketamine works differently from conventional antidepressant medications and continues to be studied for its effects on mood, cognition, neuroplasticity, and pain processing.

At Ketamine Wellness Florida, the process starts by understanding your history—not by assuming ketamine is the right answer.

What to Expect

From conversation to carefully monitored care.

Ketamine treatment should begin with a clinical decision—not a checkout button. Our process is designed to evaluate candidacy, personalize care, and reassess your response over time.

01

Initial Conversation

Speak with our care team about what you have been experiencing, previous treatments, and what you hope to better understand.

02

Medical Evaluation

Your medical history, medications, health considerations, treatment history, and potential contraindications are reviewed before proceeding.

03

IV Ketamine Infusion

When clinically appropriate, low-dose intravenous ketamine is administered in a private treatment room with ongoing monitoring during the infusion.

04

Follow-Up & Reassessment

Response, tolerability, and next steps are reviewed so future care can be adjusted according to your individual experience.

Meet Your Physician

Medical oversight matters.

Dr. Jarrod Wilson is a South Florida physician specializing in anesthesiology. He attended medical school at the University of Miami and completed anesthesiology residency training at Mount Sinai Medical Center of Miami Beach.

His background in anesthesiology provides direct experience with intravenous medications, physiologic monitoring, and patient safety—disciplines especially relevant when administering ketamine in a clinical environment.

Medical Education University of Miami
Residency Mount Sinai Medical Center · Miami Beach
Specialty Anesthesiology
Understanding the Treatment

What is IV ketamine therapy?

Good decisions begin with accurate information. Ketamine has decades of medical use, while research into its psychiatric applications continues to evolve.

Ketamine has a long history in medicine.
Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic used in medical settings for anesthesia and analgesia. At lower, sub-anesthetic doses, it has also been studied extensively for potential effects in treatment-resistant depression and other psychiatric conditions.
It works differently from traditional antidepressants.
Ketamine primarily interacts with the brain's glutamate system, including NMDA receptor activity. Researchers continue to investigate downstream effects involving neural signaling and neuroplasticity that may contribute to changes in mood and cognition in some patients.
IV administration allows controlled clinical delivery.
Intravenous administration allows medication to be delivered in a controlled setting while the clinical team monitors the patient's physiologic response and treatment experience. Our existing protocol uses a continuous low-dose infusion under physician supervision.
Individual response varies.
Some patients who respond to ketamine may notice changes sooner than is typical with conventional antidepressant medications, while others may experience limited or no benefit. Timing, magnitude, and durability of response differ from person to person.
Important: Ketamine is FDA-approved as an anesthetic. The use of intravenous ketamine for depression and other psychiatric conditions is an off-label use and should be considered only after evaluation by an appropriately licensed medical professional.
Local Ketamine Care

A Fort Lauderdale ketamine clinic designed around privacy and clinical care.

Ketamine Wellness Florida provides in-office IV ketamine therapy in Fort Lauderdale within The Remedy Health & Wellness.Our location offers convenient access for patients throughout Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, and surrounding South Florida communities.

Whether you are researching ketamine therapy for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, anxiety, OCD, or a select chronic pain condition, the first step is a conversation about your history, questions, and whether an evaluation makes sense for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about ketamine therapy in Fort Lauderdale.

These answers are educational and cannot replace an individualized medical evaluation.

What is IV ketamine therapy?
IV ketamine therapy involves administering ketamine intravenously at a dose determined by a medical professional.Ketamine is an established anesthetic medication that is also prescribed off-label in certain clinical settings for conditions such as treatment-resistant depression.
Is IV ketamine FDA-approved for depression?
Ketamine itself is FDA-approved as an anesthetic. Intravenous ketamine used for depression or other psychiatric conditions is an off-label use.Candidacy should be determined through an individualized medical evaluation.
Who may be considered for ketamine therapy?
Ketamine may be considered in certain adults after review of their symptoms, diagnosis, previous treatments, medications, medical history, and potential contraindications.It is not appropriate for everyone.
How long does an IV ketamine infusion take?
Our existing low-dose IV ketamine protocol uses an infusion of approximately 40 minutes.Additional time is needed for preparation, monitoring, and recovery.
How quickly does ketamine work?
Response varies considerably. Some patients who respond to ketamine can experience changes relatively quickly compared with conventional antidepressant medications, but not every patient responds.Timing, degree of improvement, and durability of response cannot be predicted for an individual patient in advance.
How many ketamine treatments will I need?
There is no single treatment schedule appropriate for everyone.The number and timing of infusions should be based on the condition being evaluated, your medical history, clinical response, tolerability, and physician recommendations.
Where is Ketamine Wellness Florida located?
Ketamine Wellness Florida is located within The Remedy Health & Wellness at 1515 SE 17th Street, Suite 119A, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33316.We serve Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, and surrounding South Florida communities.
Start With a Conversation

Find out whether ketamine therapy may be appropriate for you.

Speak with the Ketamine Wellness Florida care team in Fort Lauderdale to ask questions, discuss your treatment history, and learn what the next step may look like.

Educational information only. Ketamine therapy is a medical procedure prescribed and supervised following an individualized clinical evaluation. Individual response varies. Intravenous ketamine for psychiatric indications is an off-label use.