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Ketamine Therapy Clinics in Arizona

Browse 111 medical ketamine centers and 84 ketamine-assisted psychotherapy providers in Arizona. Find IV infusion, Spravato, telehealth, and KAP providers for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and more.

Providers
195
Cities
28
Medical centers
111
KAP therapists
84

Ketamine Therapy in Arizona

Arizona has 195 ketamine therapy providers listed across 28 cities, reflecting a network that is both concentrated in the Phoenix metro and meaningfully present in Tucson and several smaller communities. Of the 195 providers, 111 are medical clinics and 84 specialize in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy — an unusually even split that gives patients real choices about how to engage with treatment.

Browse by City (28)

Each city page lists every local provider with treatment details.

Cities with the most providers

All 28 cities in Arizona, A–Z

All Providers in Arizona (195)

Medical Centers (111) Clinics offering IV infusion, IM injection, Spravato (esketamine nasal spray), and other medical ketamine treatments.

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (84) Licensed therapists offering ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and trauma. Often paired with at-home protocols.

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City-by-City Provider Concentration

The Phoenix metropolitan area accounts for the majority of Arizona's provider count. Phoenix alone lists 44 providers — by far the highest in the state. The surrounding East Valley communities add substantially: Scottsdale (23), Mesa (17), Gilbert (17), Tempe (12), Chandler (11), and Glendale (9) together bring the greater Phoenix metro well above 130 providers. This density means most Phoenix-area residents can find a clinic within a short drive.

Tucson stands on its own as the state's second major hub, with 29 providers — a strong local network for southern Arizona. Northern Arizona is represented by Flagstaff (5) and Prescott (5), while Sedona (3) and Goodyear (2) round out coverage across different parts of the state.

Treatment Modalities

Arizona's treatment landscape is diverse. Spravato (esketamine), the FDA-approved nasal spray for treatment-resistant depression, is available at 106 locations and is often the most accessible option for patients with insurance coverage. Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is offered at 84 providers, integrating licensed therapeutic support with the ketamine experience — a model frequently sought for PTSD, trauma, and anxiety.

IV infusion is available at 50 clinics, providing intravenous ketamine in a monitored medical setting for depression, chronic pain, and related conditions. Smaller numbers of Arizona providers also offer IM injection (2), nasal/Spravato variants (2), and telehealth (1).

Understanding Costs

Spravato, administered in a certified clinic under physician supervision, has a defined insurance coverage pathway for qualifying diagnoses. IV infusion, IM injection, and other off-label modalities are typically out-of-pocket costs. Pricing varies between providers and regions, so request a fee schedule from any clinic you are considering and ask directly about billing and insurance before committing.

Starting Your Search

Use the directory listings to filter Arizona providers by city and modality. The Phoenix metro's breadth means you may have multiple options in a single suburb; Tucson provides comparable depth for southern residents. Contact clinics directly to confirm current availability, accepted insurance, and intake procedures — provider details can change, and verification directly with the clinic is always the most reliable step.