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Ketamine Therapy Clinics in Florida

Browse 243 medical ketamine centers and 95 ketamine-assisted psychotherapy providers in Florida. Find IV infusion, Spravato, telehealth, and KAP providers for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and more.

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95

Ketamine Therapy in Florida

Florida has one of the largest ketamine therapy networks in the United States, with 338 listed providers spread across 103 cities statewide. That breadth means most Floridians — whether in a major metro or a mid-size coastal city — are within reasonable distance of at least one clinic.

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Each city page lists every local provider with treatment details.

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All Providers in Florida (338)

Medical Centers (243) Clinics offering IV infusion, IM injection, Spravato (esketamine nasal spray), and other medical ketamine treatments.

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (95) Licensed therapists offering ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and trauma. Often paired with at-home protocols.

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Where Providers Are Concentrated

Provider density is highest in the Tampa Bay region. Tampa leads all Florida cities with 23 providers, followed by Miami (20), Orlando (15), and Jacksonville (14). Saint Petersburg adds 10 listings of its own, giving the Tampa Bay area alone more than 50 providers within a compact corridor. South Florida is also well-served: Boca Raton and Delray Beach each have 8 providers, West Palm Beach and Coral Springs round out the Palm Beach–Broward footprint. On the Gulf Coast, Clearwater (7), Sarasota (7), and Naples (7) offer strong local options.

Treatment Modalities in Florida

Florida's 338 providers cover a wide range of delivery formats. Spravato (esketamine) nasal spray is the most widely offered modality, available at 226 locations. As an FDA-approved medication for treatment-resistant depression and major depressive disorder with suicidal ideation, Spravato is administered in certified clinical settings and often eligible for insurance reimbursement — making it the most accessible entry point for many patients.

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is offered at 95 providers, combining a ketamine session with structured therapeutic support from a licensed mental health professional. This integrated model is especially common among practices focused on trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. IV infusion is available at 56 clinics, providing precisely dosed intravenous ketamine — typically for depression, anxiety, PTSD, or chronic pain — in a monitored medical setting. A small number of providers also list IM injection, sublingual, telehealth, and at-home services.

Medical Clinics vs. KAP Practices

Of Florida's 338 total providers, 243 are medical clinics — the category most likely to administer IV infusions and Spravato under physician supervision — while 95 specialize in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. Many patients choose to engage both: a medical provider for the ketamine itself and a therapist for preparation and integration work. Ketamine therapy is generally used alongside, not in place of, other treatments, and a qualified provider can help determine whether it is appropriate for a given situation.

Cost & Insurance Considerations

Spravato, delivered under physician supervision in a certified clinic, has the clearest path to insurance coverage for qualifying diagnoses. Off-label modalities — IV infusion, IM injection, sublingual, and at-home treatments — are typically paid out of pocket, and fees vary widely by clinic and treatment plan. Always request a detailed fee schedule and confirm insurance acceptance directly with the provider before beginning.

Finding Your Provider

Use the directory listings to filter by city and modality, then reach out to individual clinics to confirm current availability, intake requirements, and insurance policies. Provider details can change; contact each clinic directly to verify the most current information.