When Nothing Else Has Worked, There Is Still Hope.
Ketamine & Spravato Treatment in McKinney, TX — Comprehensive Care from Screening to Recovery, All Under One Roof.
At Transitions Therapeutic Services of North Texas, we specialize in helping people who have struggled with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other conditions that haven’t responded to traditional treatments. Our multidisciplinary team, including a board-certified physician and two psychiatric nurse practitioners, provides complete ketamine and Spravato care from initial mental health screening and medical clearance through infusion therapy and ongoing counseling. You won’t be handed a prescription and sent home. We walk through this with you, every step of the way.
Here to serve you.
- REMS-Certified Spravato Treatment Center
- Most Insurance Accepted
- MD + 2 Psychiatric NPs On Staff
- Integrated Therapy Included
- McKinney Medical Village — McKinney, TX
You've Tried Everything. We May Have the Answer.
Ketamine and Spravato therapies are not first-line treatments — they’re breakthroughs designed for people who have fought hard against their condition and haven’t found lasting relief. If any of the following sounds familiar, you may be a candidate for treatment at Transitions.
You’ve tried two or more antidepressants and still struggle to get through the day. Ketamine works differently than traditional medications — acting on the glutamate system rather than serotonin — and has shown rapid results even in the most difficult cases.
When anxiety is severe enough to disrupt your relationships, your work, and your ability to function, ketamine-assisted therapy offers a new pathway to relief that conventional treatments haven’t provided.
Whether you’re a veteran or a civilian, trauma has a way of keeping you stuck. Ketamine therapy creates a window of neurological flexibility that, combined with counseling, can help you process and move forward in ways that weren’t possible before.
Ketamine is one of the only treatments shown to reduce suicidal thoughts within hours. If you or someone you love is in a dark place, our team can assess whether rapid-acting ketamine therapy is appropriate as part of a broader safety plan.
Emerging research supports ketamine as a promising option for obsessive-compulsive disorder that has not responded to SSRIs or behavioral therapy. Our clinicians stay current on the latest protocols to offer you the most informed care possible.
Two Powerful Treatments. One Expert Team. What’s Right for You?
IV Ketamine Infusion
What it is: Ketamine is an anesthetic medication that, at sub-anesthetic doses, has been shown to rapidly reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other conditions. It is administered intravenously in our McKinney infusion suite under direct medical supervision. Ketamine has been used safely at very high doses by anesthesiologists for over 75 years — its safety profile is one of the most well-established in medicine.
How it works: Each infusion session lasts 60–90 minutes. A standard treatment course consists of 5–6 infusions spread over 2–3 weeks. You’ll rest comfortably in our private infusion suite while our medical team monitors you throughout. Afterward, we strongly encourage you to go home and rest, and you will need someone to drive you.
Who it’s best for: IV ketamine tends to be the preferred option for patients with severe treatment-resistant depression, acute suicidal ideation, or those who want the most clinically established ketamine protocol available.
Insurance & Cost: IV ketamine infusions are currently not covered by most insurance plans and are typically an out-of-pocket expense. We are happy to discuss self-pay rates and financing options during your consultation.
Spravato (Esketamine)
What it is: Spravato is the FDA-approved nasal spray form of esketamine — a closely related compound to ketamine — developed specifically for treatment-resistant depression and major depressive disorder with suicidal ideation. It is the first new class of antidepressant approved by the FDA in decades.
How it works: Spravato is self-administered as a nasal spray under supervision in our REMS-certified treatment center. Sessions typically last about 2 hours including a mandatory observation period. Treatment begins twice weekly, then tapers to weekly and eventually monthly maintenance doses.
Who it’s best for: Spravato is an excellent option for patients with treatment-resistant depression who want an FDA-approved, insurance-covered pathway. It is particularly well suited for patients whose doctors have already documented failed antidepressant trials.
Insurance & Cost: Because Spravato is FDA-approved, it is covered by most major insurance plans including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Behavioral Health, and Optum. Transitions is a certified REMS treatment center, which is required to administer Spravato legally and safely.
What They Have in Common
Both treatments work on the brain’s glutamate system rather than serotonin, which is why they can work when traditional antidepressants have failed. Both are administered in our McKinney facility under direct medical supervision. And both are paired with counseling from our licensed therapists as part of our ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) model — because medication alone is only part of the healing process. That integration is what sets Transitions apart from standalone infusion clinics.
Which One Is Right for You?
You don’t have to figure that out on your own. During your initial screening — which is covered by most insurance plans and takes less than an hour — our team will review your history, your diagnosis, your insurance coverage, and your goals to recommend the best path forward. There is no pressure and no obligation.
What to Expect — From First Call to Long-Term Relief
We know that reaching out for this kind of treatment takes courage. One of the biggest things that holds people back is simply not knowing what the process looks like. Here’s exactly what happens when you come to Transitions — no surprises, no pressure, just a clear path forward.
Step 1: Initial Screening
Your journey starts with a one-on-one screening session with one of our licensed mental health clinicians. This meeting typically takes less than an hour and is covered by most insurance plans. We’ll review your mental health history, your previous treatments, your current symptoms, and your goals. This session exists for one purpose — to determine honestly and carefully whether ketamine or Spravato is an appropriate fit for your situation. If it’s not, we’ll tell you that too, and help point you in the right direction.
Step 2: Medical Consultation & Clearance
Medical clearance at Transitions is handled differently depending on which treatment path you’re on — and that distinction matters.
For IV Ketamine patients: Dr. David Gibson, M.D. personally meets with every IV ketamine patient prior to treatment. As a board-certified anesthesiologist, Dr. Gibson evaluates your physical health and determines whether you are medically appropriate to undergo an infusion — a separate and critical assessment from the psychiatric screening done by our PMHNPs. This is important because IV ketamine is administered at doses much closer to a general anesthetic, which places greater physical demands on the body. Having an anesthesiologist personally clear and supervise every IV ketamine patient is something very few ketamine providers offer — and at Transitions, it’s non-negotiable.
For Spravato patients: Medical clearance is conducted by our PMHNP team, who are fully trained to assess physical suitability for the subanesthetic doses used in Spravato. These doses are tolerated much more gently by the body than IV ketamine. In cases where our PMHNPs feel a higher level of physical evaluation is warranted, Dr. Gibson is available for that consultation — but most Spravato patients will not require a separate visit with the physician.
Nothing moves forward until you feel fully informed, physically cleared, and comfortable with your care plan.
Step 3: Insurance Verification & Treatment Planning
Before any treatment begins, our team handles the insurance verification process on your behalf. For Spravato patients, we work directly with your insurance provider to confirm coverage and handle the prior authorization process. For IV ketamine patients, we’ll outline self-pay options clearly so there are no surprises. Once the financial picture is clear, we’ll build your personalized treatment schedule around your life.
Step 4: Your Treatment Sessions
Whether you’re receiving IV ketamine infusions or Spravato, you’ll be in our purpose-built treatment suite at McKinney Medical Village — designed specifically for comfort, privacy, and safety. Luxurious reclining chairs, a Sonos sound system, mood lighting, warming blankets, and privacy curtains at every station mean your experience is as comfortable as possible. Our medical team monitors you throughout every session. You are never alone.
IV Ketamine: Sessions run 60–90 minutes. Infusions are typically scheduled twice per week — Monday/Thursday or Tuesday/Friday — with late afternoon start times (generally 3:00 PM). Because IV ketamine involves significantly higher doses than Spravato, most patients plan to go home and rest afterward; you will need a driver, and a quiet evening is strongly encouraged.
Spravato: Plan for approximately 2 hours including the required observation period. Spravato appointments are available Monday through Friday, 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM, with Saturday morning appointments coming soon. You will need a ride home after every session.
Step 5: Integration Counseling
This is where Transitions is fundamentally different from a standalone ketamine clinic. What we practice is ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) — a multidisciplinary approach in which therapy and treatment are not separate tracks, but a unified, coordinated healing process. The day after each infusion, you’ll meet with one of our licensed therapists to process your experience, explore shifts in your thinking and mood, and begin doing the deeper work that the treatment opens the door to. Ketamine creates a window of neurological flexibility — KAP therapy is how you walk through it. If you don’t already have a therapist, we’ll pair you with one of our in-network clinicians at no extra step to you.
Step 6: Ongoing Care & Maintenance
Healing doesn’t end when your infusion series does. Once your initial treatment course is complete, your therapist will determine the appropriate frequency of follow-up counseling sessions. Some patients benefit from periodic maintenance infusions — your team will monitor your progress and make that recommendation based on your response to treatment. We’re not a one-and-done clinic. We’re invested in your long-term wellbeing.
Most patients tell us the hardest part was making the first call. Everything after that, we handle together.
You’re in Experienced Hands
Ketamine and Spravato treatments require a level of medical expertise, psychiatric knowledge, and human compassion that not every clinic can offer. At Transitions, every patient is cared for by a multidisciplinary team that brings together decades of combined experience in anesthesiology, psychiatry, and mental health therapy — all working together under one roof, on your behalf.
Dr. David C. Gibson, M.D.
Staff Physician & Anesthesiologist — McKinney, TX
Dr. Gibson brings a rare combination of anesthesiology expertise and deep familiarity with ketamine’s clinical applications to every patient he treats. As the physician responsible for medical clearance, infusion oversight, and treatment titration, he is involved in your care from your very first consultation through the completion of your treatment series. Dr. Gibson designed our infusion suite personally — every safety protocol, every piece of monitoring equipment, and every comfort detail reflects his commitment to patients who deserve both expert care and a dignified experience.
Dr. Gibson holds all required certifications for office-based anesthesia and ensures Transitions meets and exceeds Texas Medical Board requirements for ketamine administration.
Specialties: Ketamine Infusion Therapy, Anesthesiology, Medical Clearance & Oversight
Nichole Shearer, PMHNP, FNP
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner & Family Nurse Practitioner
Nichole brings a uniquely broad clinical perspective to the Transitions team, combining psychiatric specialty training with family practice experience. As a PMHNP, she is qualified to conduct psychiatric evaluations, manage medication, and support patients through the full arc of their ketamine or Spravato treatment journey. Her approach is rooted in genuine partnership with her patients — taking the time to understand not just the diagnosis, but the person behind it.
Specialties: Psychiatric Evaluation, Medication Management, Spravato Administration, Patient Counseling
Elizabeth Rock, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Elizabeth is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner whose clinical focus is helping patients with complex, treatment-resistant conditions find a path forward. Her board certification — the highest credential available to psychiatric NPs — reflects a rigorous standard of knowledge and practice. Elizabeth plays a central role in patient screening, Spravato administration, and the ongoing psychiatric oversight that ensures every patient’s treatment is calibrated to their unique needs and response.
Specialties: Treatment-Resistant Depression, Psychiatric Assessment, Spravato Treatment, PMHNP-BC Certified
Together, this team covers every dimension of your care — the medical, the psychiatric, and the therapeutic. You won’t be passed between providers who don’t communicate. You won’t receive a treatment without someone monitoring you. And you won’t finish a session without a clinician ready to help you process what you experienced. That’s the Transitions difference.
A Space Designed for Healing
Where you receive treatment matters. Ketamine and Spravato therapy involve an altered state of consciousness — which means your environment directly affects your experience and your outcomes. Our McKinney treatment suite wasn’t an afterthought. It was designed from the ground up by Dr. Gibson specifically for this purpose, with every detail considered from both a clinical safety and patient comfort standpoint.
Your Experience in the Suite
From the moment you arrive, you’ll notice that this doesn’t feel like a typical medical office. You’ll be greeted in our spacious, welcoming lobby by our friendly front office team who already know your name and why you’re here. From there, your private treatment station awaits.
Each station features:
- Luxurious electric reclining chairs so you can find your most comfortable position before treatment begins
- A Sonos sound system with calming, curated audio to support your experience
- Adjustable mood lighting that you control to set the right atmosphere
- Warming blankets and fluid warmers because comfort during treatment is not a luxury — it’s part of the protocol
- Full privacy curtains at every station so your experience remains yours alone
This is a place where people come when they’ve run out of other options. We take that seriously in everything from how our staff greets you to how the room feels when you close your eyes.
Safety & Clinical Standards — Built to the Highest Standard
Comfort without safety is not something we offer. Our infusion suite is fully compliant with the Texas Medical Board’s requirements for office-based anesthesia and is equipped with everything required to handle any medical situation that could arise, including:
- Automated external defibrillator (AED)
- Full crash cart
- Oxygen and respiratory equipment
- Airway management tools
- Narcotic reversal and anaphylaxis medications
- ICU-compatible monitoring equipment including capnography
In fact, our suite utilizes the complete Standard American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) monitoring package — the same set of monitors required for full general anesthesia. This is not a standard you’ll find at most ketamine clinics. It reflects Dr. Gibson’s background as a board-certified anesthesiologist and our commitment to clinical rigor at every level of care.
You are monitored continuously throughout every session. Nothing is left to chance.
We also share McKinney Medical Village with other highly trained specialists including cardiologists and internal medicine physicians, and we are located less than a mile from Methodist McKinney Hospital. That proximity is not accidental — it’s part of how we think about your safety.
Location
McKinney Medical Village | 7300 Eldorado Pkwy, Suite 270 | McKinney, TX 75070
Located at the intersection of Alma and Eldorado Parkway on the second floor of McKinney Medical Village — convenient to patients from McKinney, Plano, Allen, Frisco, and the greater North Texas area. Free parking is available on site. A responsible adult must be available to drive you home after every session.
We built this space because we believe people who are struggling deserve more than a sterile room and a timer. You deserve an environment that supports your healing — before, during, and after every session.
Transparent Pricing. Real Insurance Coverage. No Surprises.
One of the biggest misconceptions about ketamine and Spravato treatment is that it’s out of reach financially. The truth is more nuanced — and for many patients, more encouraging than they expect. Here’s exactly what you need to know about cost and coverage before you take the next step.
Spravato Insurance Coverage
Spravato Is Covered by Most Major Insurance Plans
Because Spravato (esketamine) is FDA-approved for treatment-resistant depression and major depressive disorder with suicidal ideation, it is covered by most major insurance carriers — making it one of the most accessible breakthrough mental health treatments available today.
Transitions is a certified REMS treatment center, which is a requirement for any facility legally authorized to administer Spravato. That certification also means we have established relationships with insurance providers and experience navigating the prior authorization process on your behalf.
Insurance plans we work with include:
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Aetna
- Cigna / Evernorth
- United Behavioral Health
- Optum
- Scott & White
- Multiplan / PHCS
- Curative Health
What you’ll typically pay depends on your individual plan, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. Some patients pay very little once their deductible is met. Our team will verify your benefits before treatment begins so you know exactly what to expect.
Prior Authorization — We Handle It
Spravato typically requires prior authorization from your insurance provider, which means your insurer needs to confirm that you meet the clinical criteria for treatment — usually two or more failed antidepressant trials. This process can feel daunting, but our team has done it hundreds of times. We manage the paperwork, communicate with your insurer, and keep you informed every step of the way. You focus on getting better. We’ll handle the rest.
IV Ketamine Infusion Coverage
IV Ketamine Is Currently Not Covered by Insurance
IV ketamine infusions are not yet FDA-approved for depression and related conditions — meaning most insurance plans do not cover them. This is an important distinction from Spravato and one we will always be upfront about.
That said, IV ketamine remains a powerful and clinically established option for patients who either don’t meet Spravato criteria or prefer the infusion protocol. We offer transparent self-pay pricing and are happy to discuss your options during your free consultation with Dr. Gibson.
Some patients also explore:
- Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
- Health Savings Accounts (HSA)
- CareCredit and other medical financing options
We will never leave you without options. If cost is a barrier, let’s talk about it openly and find a path that works.
Your Initial Screening Is Covered
Your initial mental health screening — the session where we determine whether ketamine or Spravato is right for you — is covered by most insurance plans as a standard mental health visit. There is no financial commitment required to find out if you’re a candidate. We believe everyone deserves access to that conversation.
Insurance Verification — Before You Commit to Anything
Before any treatment begins, our team will conduct a full insurance verification on your behalf. We’ll confirm your coverage, explain your out-of-pocket responsibility in plain language, and make sure you have a complete financial picture before you make any decisions. No pressure. No obligation. Just clarity.
Cost should never be the reason someone doesn’t get the help they need. If you’re unsure what treatment will cost you, the fastest way to find out is to let us check for you — at no cost and no commitment.
Frequently Asked Questions
We know you have questions. Here are the ones we hear most often — answered honestly.
About the Treatments
What is ketamine therapy and how does it work?
Ketamine is an anesthetic medication that, at carefully controlled sub-anesthetic doses, has shown remarkable effectiveness for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other conditions that haven’t responded to traditional treatments. Unlike antidepressants that target the serotonin system, ketamine works on the brain’s glutamate system — triggering the growth of new neural connections rapidly. Many patients report noticeable improvement within hours to days of their first infusion, rather than the weeks or months required by conventional medications.
What is Spravato and how is it different from ketamine?
Spravato is the brand name for esketamine — a closely related compound to ketamine — delivered as a nasal spray rather than an IV infusion. It is the first FDA-approved treatment in its class, specifically indicated for treatment-resistant depression and major depressive disorder with suicidal ideation. The key practical differences are that Spravato is self-administered under supervision, sessions run approximately 2 hours, and it is covered by most major insurance plans. IV ketamine infusions are not yet FDA-approved for depression and are typically a self-pay expense.
How quickly will I feel results?
This varies by individual, but ketamine and Spravato are notable precisely because of how rapidly they can work compared to traditional antidepressants. Some patients notice a meaningful lift in mood within 24 hours of their first session. Others see gradual improvement across their treatment series. During your initial screening we’ll give you a realistic picture of what to expect based on your specific diagnosis and history.
How many sessions will I need?
A standard IV ketamine treatment course consists of 5–6 infusions spread over 2–3 weeks. Spravato typically begins with twice-weekly sessions, then tapers to weekly and eventually monthly maintenance doses. Some patients achieve lasting remission after their initial series. Others benefit from periodic maintenance treatments. Your care team will monitor your response and adjust your plan accordingly — there is no one-size-fits-all answer.
Is ketamine therapy a permanent fix?
For some patients, yes. For others, periodic maintenance treatments provide ongoing relief. What ketamine and Spravato do exceptionally well is create a window of neurological openness — a period where the brain is more receptive to change. That’s why our integrated counseling component is so important. Therapy during and after your treatment series helps make the most of that window and extend the benefits long term.
About Safety
Is ketamine therapy safe?
Yes, when administered by qualified medical professionals in a properly equipped facility. Ketamine has been used safely as an anesthetic — including at very high doses — by anesthesiologists for over 75 years, making it one of the most thoroughly understood medications in clinical use. At Transitions, every session is supervised by our medical team, our facility meets all Texas Medical Board requirements for office-based anesthesia, and we carry full emergency equipment including a crash cart, defibrillator, and ICU-compatible monitoring. Your safety is never an assumption — it is an active, continuous practice.
What does ketamine feel like?
The experience differs meaningfully depending on which treatment you receive — and this is an important distinction.
With Spravato: The doses used are lower and subanesthetic, meaning most patients experience relatively little to no dissociative effects. Many describe it as mild relaxation or a gentle mental shift, not the dramatic altered state often associated with ketamine.
With IV ketamine: The doses are higher — closer to true anesthetic levels. At Transitions, Dr. Gibson uses what’s known as “twilight” anesthesia in conjunction with IV infusions, meaning patients are comfortably and peacefully asleep during the session. They do not experience dissociation at all. This approach — administering IV ketamine under supervised twilight sedation — is something very few providers offer, and for patients who are concerned about the dissociative effects of ketamine, it can be a meaningful deciding factor. Every IV infusion is personally administered by Dr. Gibson on a 1:1 basis.
Our team prepares you thoroughly before your first session regardless of which path you take, and monitors you throughout. Most patients tell us the experience was nothing like what they feared.
Will I be alone during my treatment session?
Never. A member of our medical team is present and monitoring you throughout every session. Our infusion suite is designed so that our staff has full visibility of every patient station at all times. You are always in safe, supervised hands.
Can ketamine be addictive?
At the doses and frequencies used in therapeutic settings, the risk of dependence is considered very low. This is distinct from recreational ketamine use, which involves far higher doses and no medical oversight. Our treatment protocols are carefully designed and medically supervised specifically to deliver therapeutic benefit while minimizing any risk of dependence. This is something Dr. Gibson discusses openly during your medical consultation.
Can ketamine help me get off other psychiatric medications?
Yes, it can — and for many patients, this is one of the most meaningful outcomes of treatment. Ketamine therapy has shown particular promise in helping patients reduce or discontinue SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors), the most commonly prescribed class of antidepressants. By addressing the underlying neurological patterns driving depression and anxiety through a different mechanism entirely, some patients find they need less medication — or none at all — to maintain their wellbeing. This is always done gradually and under the supervision of your psychiatric care team, never abruptly. If reducing your medication burden is a goal, let us know during your initial screening so we can factor that into your treatment plan.
Are there people who shouldn't receive ketamine treatment?
Yes, and identifying them is part of what our screening and medical clearance process is designed to do. Ketamine may not be appropriate for patients with certain cardiovascular conditions, active psychosis, uncontrolled hypertension, a history of substance use disorders involving dissociatives, or seizure disorders. Ketamine lowers the seizure threshold, making it an absolute contraindication for patients with a known seizure history. While our facility is equipped to manage a seizure should one occur, our clinical priority is to avoid that situation entirely. Our team will review your full medical and psychiatric history before any treatment is recommended. We would rather tell you honestly that you’re not a candidate than proceed when it isn’t safe.
About the Process
How do I know if I qualify for ketamine or Spravato treatment?
The most straightforward way is to schedule your initial screening. Generally speaking, candidates for ketamine therapy have been diagnosed with depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, or a related condition and have not achieved adequate relief from at least two prior treatments. Spravato has specific FDA criteria — typically two or more failed antidepressant trials. Our screening session exists to evaluate your individual situation carefully and honestly.
What should I do to prepare for my first session?
Your care team will give you specific preparation instructions before your first appointment. Generally, patients are asked to fast for a period before IV ketamine infusions, avoid certain medications, arrange transportation home, and wear comfortable clothing. We recommend clearing your schedule for the rest of the day after each session and planning for a restful evening.
What happens after my treatment series is complete?
Your therapist will assess your progress and determine the appropriate frequency of follow-up counseling. Some patients transition to monthly maintenance infusions or Spravato sessions. Others maintain their gains through ongoing therapy alone. We’ll monitor you closely and adjust your care plan as your needs evolve. Our relationship with you doesn’t end when your initial series does.
Can I drive after a ketamine or Spravato session?
No. You will need a responsible adult to drive you home after every session without exception. Plan for this before your first appointment — it is a non-negotiable safety requirement for both treatments.
About Insurance & Costs
Does insurance cover ketamine treatment?
It depends on which treatment you’re receiving. Spravato is FDA-approved and covered by most major insurance plans including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Behavioral Health, and Optum. IV ketamine infusions are not yet FDA-approved for psychiatric conditions and are typically a self-pay expense. Your initial screening session is covered by most insurance plans as a standard mental health visit.
Does Spravato require prior authorization?
Yes, most insurance plans require prior authorization for Spravato. This involves documenting that you meet the clinical criteria — typically two or more failed antidepressant trials. Our team manages this process entirely on your behalf. We handle the paperwork, communicate with your insurer, and keep you updated. It is one less thing for you to worry about.
Can I use my FSA or HSA for ketamine treatment?
In most cases, yes. Flexible Spending Accounts and Health Savings Accounts can typically be used for ketamine infusion therapy as a qualified medical expense. We recommend confirming with your FSA or HSA administrator, and our team is happy to provide the documentation you need.
What if I can't afford treatment?
Please don’t let cost stop you from having the conversation. Schedule your free screening, let us verify your insurance benefits, and then we’ll sit down and talk through all available options including self-pay rates and medical financing through CareCredit. We are committed to finding a path forward with every patient who walks through our door.
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