Mine is with BC and I do understand why it costs so much. Ketamine is a cheap drug but when getting infusions you need constant supervision and that costs money. In addition, you are taking up a bed for quite sometime and businesswise, that costs money. But ketamine is still much cheaper than the SCS and all that is involved with that. Much cheaper.

With FDA approval it is getting harder and harder for insurance to deny this for a pain condition.

I would really advise Barby Ingle's books, especially the latest ReMission Possible, as it gives you a lot of knowledge about ketamine which you can use when discussing with both doctors and insurance companies.

Liz