Need residential treatment center for my daughter after attempt

[Anonymous]

My son did ketamine....was a good investment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You may want to look into ketamine treatment. If it works, it can be miraculous. IV infusion is not covered by insurance but the nasal spray is.

I heard about it and will research. Thanks for the tip!

We used https://www.washingtoninterventionalpsychiatry.com/

And had excellent results. Yes, they treat teens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My son did ketamine....was a good investment.

Can you share where? I’ve been researching for a loved one but it’s hard to wade through the quackery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My son did ketamine....was a good investment.

Can you share where? I’ve been researching for a loved one but it’s hard to wade through the quackery.

New poster - we did ketamine (IV) through Avesta. They have locations in Bethesda and McLean. They were amazing, but unfortunately it did not work for my DD.

Insurance did not cover it, though we tried. It was about $4K out of pocket for 9 sessions. Sucks that it didn't work, but I am glad we tried it anyway as I would have always wondered. I do think it can be miraculous for the 8 out of 10 people it helps.

Good luck!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My niece (then 16) did Newport residential in Connecticut after an attempt and it was a great program for her. Insurance covered it. This was one year ago.

My daughter did a PHP at Newport and we loved it too but feel going back to them would give her a sense of failure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rogers only has residential in Wisconsin. PHPs in several other locations. They are an in network provider for many insurance plans. We had an excellent experience with them. They do tend to have a long wait list.

PP which Rogers did you go to?

Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. They have several program. Focus or Nashotah might be the right fit. Both are also on the main residential campus in Wisconsin.

Rogers Nashotah DBT residential program currently has a 4-6 week waitlist. Just FYI as I saw an earlier post that said 4 months.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My niece (then 16) did Newport residential in Connecticut after an attempt and it was a great program for her. Insurance covered it. This was one year ago.

My daughter did a PHP at Newport and we loved it too but feel going back to them would give her a sense of failure.

Which Newport PHP did she go to? NP here lookin for PHPs but they have such long waitlists, like 2-3 months.