Ketamine Therapy Clinics in Birmingham, Alabama
Browse 7 medical ketamine centers and 1 ketamine-assisted psychotherapy provider in Birmingham, Alabama. Compare treatment options and contact providers directly.
Treatment options available in Birmingham
Nearby cities in Alabama
Medical Centers (7)
Clinics offering IV infusion, IM injection, Spravato (esketamine nasal spray), and other medical ketamine treatments.
Amanda Boyd CRNP with Grayson and Associates
3504 Vann Rd, STE 100, Birmingham, AL
205-655-0585
Dr. Artie C. Nelson
3825 LORNA RD, STE 240, Birmingham, AL
205-985-4939
MADHAV DEVANI
3635 Market St, Birmingham, AL
205-213-2916
Pathway Healthcare
48 Medical Park Dr E, STE 453, Birmingham, AL
205-517-7730
Tiffany Andry, MD with Grayson and Associates
2200 Lakeshore Dr, STE 150, Birmingham, AL
205-871-6926
UAB Department Of Psychiatry
1713 6th Avenue South Suite C261, Birmingham, AL
205-975-2462
VICTOR MENDOZA MD
5130 Cyrus Cir, Birmingham, AL
256-997-6182
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (1)
Licensed therapists offering ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and trauma. Often paired with at-home protocols.
Shirley Richards
Birmingham, AL
Sometimes we come to places in our lives when we don't know where to turn. At these times, we need someone to walk alongside us as we search. When I am invited to be that person, my role as your counselor is to provide a caring relationship of trust in which you can find healing and hope. I've heard
Ketamine Therapy in Birmingham, Alabama
Providers and treatment types
Ketamine Atlas lists 8 providers in the Birmingham area, serving zip codes 35209, 35216, 35226, 35235, 35242, 35244, and 35294 — a spread that covers several distinct parts of the metro. Of those 8 listings, 7 are medical clinics and 1 offers ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP). Spravato (esketamine) is offered by 7 providers, making it far and away the dominant treatment modality locally. IV infusion and KAP are each available from 1 provider, giving Birmingham patients access to all three major treatment formats — even if some options are limited to a single listing.
Spravato is an FDA-approved nasal spray for treatment-resistant depression, given in-office under clinical monitoring. Because it carries FDA approval, Spravato may be eligible for insurance coverage for qualifying patients — a meaningful distinction from IV ketamine, which is used off-label and typically paid out of pocket. Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy pairs a ketamine experience with structured work by a licensed mental health professional and is used for conditions including depression, anxiety, PTSD, and trauma.
Who provides care in Birmingham
The medical providers listed in Birmingham include Amanda Boyd CRNP with Grayson and Associates, Dr. Artie C. Nelson, MADHAV DEVANI, Pathway Healthcare, Tiffany Andry MD with Grayson and Associates, UAB Department Of Psychiatry, and VICTOR MENDOZA MD. UAB Department of Psychiatry's presence among the listings reflects Birmingham's role as a regional academic medical hub with institutional resources behind it. Provider types include a Licensed Professional Counselor for the KAP-focused listing.
Cost, coverage, and next steps
With most Birmingham providers focused on Spravato, patients should confirm with their insurance plan whether esketamine is covered before their first visit — requirements vary by insurer and diagnosis. For patients interested in IV infusion, the single local listing offering that modality is worth contacting directly to understand the intake process and pricing structure. KAP and IV ketamine are typically out-of-pocket costs. If you don't find a match among the 8 local providers, Alabama's other metro areas and neighboring states may offer additional options. Contact any provider through their Ketamine Atlas listing to verify current availability, accepted insurance, and whether they're taking new patients.