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Treatment Plans and Pricing

While KAT is not currently covered by most extended benefits, our team at Empower Health and other groups are passionate about equitable access to these services and are involved in research and other initiatives to increase its affordability.

We understand that this is a commitment and requires some financial planning and strongly encourage checking with your health insurance providers about coverage for aspects of this therapy.  We encourage our patients to reach out to their insurance providers to determine if portions of the treatment can be covered.

Individual Therapy & Small Group Therapy

To meet the needs of clients who need more tailored and 1:1 support as well as those who would benefit from more interpersonal connection we offer individual sessions as well as small group sessions. The most suitable treatment plan for you will be determined during your intake process including eligibility for group sessions. For those who have not received ketamine before it is strongly encouraged that they book a series of 3 KAT sessions or more.

The prices below include the ENTIRE treatment process from Intake to Integration.

Individual: 

Single Session : $2195

3 Sessions Package : $4045 – including a 10% discount on the price of the sessions

Small Groups:

3 Sessions Small Group (of 3) Package : $2626

The care you will receive at Empower Health is one-size-fits-one that is focussed on your individual and unique care needs. Please keep this in mind as there may be additional treatments and appointments recommended and discussed with you as a part of your integrative care plan that may involve an added cost.

Have a space where you would like us to provide Ketamine Assisted Therapy? 

On a case by case basis our iKAT team can be made mobile and come to you. Reach out to management@empowerhealth.ca for an initial consultation.

Here is the next step:

One of our iKAT Intake Coordinators will contact you.

Ketamine FAQs

For other questions like these, head to the helpful FAQ on the Ketamine Assisted Therapy Association (KATA) of Canada’s website.