How At Home Ketamine Therapy Works

At home ketamine therapy combines the medical rigor of clinic-based treatment with the comfort, privacy, and convenience of your own home. Every step—from consultation to treatment sessions to follow-up—is conducted remotely via our secure telehealth platform. Our at home ketamine treatment provides the same level of physician oversight and safety monitoring as traditional in-clinic ketamine infusions, but with the added benefit of treating depression, anxiety, and PTSD from your own bedroom.

• Complete the free online eligibility assessment in under 5 minutes
• Video consultation with a board-certified physician (Dr. Ben Soffer, DO)
• Prescription sent to our partner compounding pharmacy
• Sublingual ketamine tablets delivered discreetly to your door
• AI-guided treatment sessions in the comfort of your home
• Ongoing physician follow-ups via secure telehealth

The Treatment Process

From your first consultation to ongoing care, our process is designed to be simple, safe, and effective. Here's what a typical treatment journey looks like.

• Consultation: thorough medical evaluation and personalized treatment planning
• Delivery: medication arrives in discreet packaging within a few business days
• Preparation: set up your comfortable session space with your companion
• Session: place sublingual tablet, put on eye mask, and follow KetAI guidance
• Integration: guided journaling, reflection exercises, and breathwork
• Follow-up: regular physician check-ins to track progress and adjust treatment

Safety Protocols for At-Home Treatment

At-home treatment doesn't mean unsupervised treatment. We've built comprehensive safety protocols that provide medical-grade oversight from the comfort of your living room.

• A trusted companion must be present during every session—no exceptions
• KetAI (our AI companion) guides you through each session with real-time support
• One-tap emergency support available throughout your session
• Grounding exercises and distress management tools built into the experience
• Board-certified physician available for clinical questions
• Pre-session safety checklist ensures proper preparation every time
• Post-session monitoring and integration support

Advantages Over IV Ketamine Clinics

Traditional IV ketamine clinics require multiple in-person visits, often at significant cost and inconvenience. At-home sublingual ketamine therapy offers a different model with distinct advantages.

• No travel to and from a clinic—treatment happens where you're most comfortable
• No need to arrange transportation after sessions (you're already home)
• More flexible scheduling that fits your life
• Treatment in your own safe, familiar environment reduces anxiety
• Sublingual route has a more gradual onset than IV, enhancing comfort
• Same board-certified physician oversight as clinic-based care
• Integration in your own space promotes lasting therapeutic change

Can You Do IV Ketamine at Home? Why Sublingual Is the At-Home Standard

A common question from patients researching at-home ketamine therapy: can the IV protocol be done at home? The short answer is no—and there's a reason every legitimate at-home ketamine program uses sublingual (or, less commonly, intranasal) administration instead. IV ketamine requires sterile IV line placement, a clinical-grade infusion pump, continuous vital sign monitoring, and immediate access to advanced medical support. Those requirements aren't safely portable to a living room, no matter how well-designed the program. At-home ketamine therapy uses the sublingual route specifically because it delivers therapeutic outcomes for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain without the IV setup—and at a fraction of the cost.

• IV ketamine requires sterile line placement, infusion pumps, and continuous monitoring—none of which can be safely set up at home
• Sublingual ketamine (rapid-dissolve tablet under the tongue) delivers comparable therapeutic outcomes for most outpatient indications
• Peer-reviewed evidence supports sublingual ketamine for treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain
• Sublingual onset is gradual (15–30 min vs IV's 5 min), which most patients find more comfortable
• Sublingual cost is typically $5–10 per tablet vs $400–800 per IV infusion
• If your specific case truly requires IV, our physician will tell you on the consultation—and refer you to a clinic

What Makes the Best At-Home Ketamine Therapy?

Not every at-home ketamine program is the same. The market includes large platforms with rotating providers, app-only services with no physician contact, and direct-to-consumer telehealth shops with minimal screening. Tovani Health was built around a different model. The four criteria below are what separate a legitimate at-home ketamine therapy from a prescription mill.

• Same physician every visit—you're seeing Dr. Ben Soffer (board-certified internal medicine, former Chair at St. Mary's Medical Center) each time, not a rotating panel
• Comprehensive medical evaluation before any prescription—contraindications, medication interactions, and personal history reviewed in detail
• Required safety protocols during sessions—trusted companion present, AI-guided support (KetAI), emergency access
• Ongoing physician follow-ups—progress monitored, dosing adjusted, integration supported throughout
• Transparent pricing at $349/month—no hidden fees, no per-visit clinic billing, no surprise charges
• Florida + New Jersey only—small geographic footprint means tight quality control, not a 50-state churn machine

Who Is a Good Candidate for At-Home Treatment?

At-home ketamine therapy is designed for responsible adults who can maintain a safe treatment environment. Our evaluation ensures at-home treatment is appropriate for you.

• Adults 18+ with depression, anxiety, PTSD, or chronic pain
• Have a trusted companion (friend, family member, partner) available for sessions
• Have a safe, private space for treatment sessions
• Able to follow pre- and post-session safety protocols
• No active substance use disorder or uncontrolled medical conditions
• Committed to the full treatment process including follow-ups