Product Description

Known For: Baltimore Ketamine Clinic’s Timonium location extends their proven 20,000+ treatment track record to the Lutherville-Timonium area. Founded by CRNA Ivana Mitic with Medical Director Dr. Margaret Rajnic, this satellite office provides the same comprehensive services as the Sparks headquarters—IV ketamine, KAP, NAD infusions, and psychiatric care—with a 70%+ success rate.

HealingMaps Take: The Timonium office brings Baltimore Ketamine Clinic’s comprehensive services closer to north Baltimore County patients. Same experienced team, same 70%+ success rate, same breadth of services including KAP and group therapy. Convenient for patients in the Towson, Timonium, and Hunt Valley corridor who want access to one of Maryland’s most established ketamine providers.

Patient Review

“The Timonium location is convenient and the care is the same high quality as the main office. The KAP sessions have been especially valuable in making lasting changes alongside the infusions.” — Baltimore Ketamine Clinic Patient

The team at the Baltimore Ketamine Clinic provides personalized and comprehensive care using ketamine therapy. The clinic’s main goal is to improve the overall quality of their patients’ lives, and are able to treat a variety of different condition. These include issues like depression, migraines, pelvic congestion syndrome, restless leg syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, and major anxiety.

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Founder Ivana Mitic is a board-certified Anesthetic Nurse who operates with the intent of combining a relaxing and welcoming environment. Together, with medical director Dr. Margaret M. Rajnic, Ivana Mitic hopes to give patients a new and improved quality of life.

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What types of ketamine services does Baltimore Ketamine Clinic offer?

• Ketamine infusion therapy
• Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy

What conditions does Baltimore Ketamine Clinic treat?

• Depression
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Anxiety
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
• Chronic pain
  • Including Fibromyalgia, migraines, phantom limb pain, restless leg syndrome, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), neuropathic pain, rheumatoid arthritis, refractory cancer-related pain, and other pain syndromes

Important Info:

• Baltimore Ketamine Clinic works with Osmind, an app that serves as a central hub to track your progress, communicate in between appointments, fine-tune your treatment plan, and get you more money back by helping you with insurance claims.
• Your primary care provider can facilitate a referral; however, Baltimore Ketamine Clinic also accepts referrals from other providers. They can reach out to the clinic via email, phone, or fax.
• Patients must be at least 16 years old. In certain cases, Baltimore Ketamine Clinic may consider treating younger patients based on an evaluation and patient’s condition.
• The clinic will provide billing codes which you can submit to your insurance carrier for reimbursement.
• Baltimore Ketamine Clinic collects payment at the time of your treatment. They accept cash and credit card payments.
• Financing options may be available.

Your Treatment: What to Expect

If you’re determined to be a good candidate for ketamine infusion therapy after receiving a free telephone consultation, Baltimore Ketamine Clinic will arrange your first treatment appointment. On that day, it is safe for you to eat 6 hours prior to your infusion. The clinic recommends a light meal to minimize nausea. Clear liquids (such as apple or cranberry juice, water, soda, coffee with no milk or sugar, and tea) are allowed 2 hours before your infusion. You will be required to have a responsible adult to take you home following your treatment (Uber is not acceptable). Driving for the rest of the day is not recommended.

You are welcome to bring your music, take a nap, or just close your eyes and relax during the infusion.

Following the initial series of IV ketamine treatment—Baltimore Ketamine Clinic recommends six treatments over two to three weeks for mood disorders and 3-10 infusions for pain conditions—patients may be offered maintenance treatments or a “booster” dose.

Discover more Maryland Ketamine Clinics:

• Baltimore Ketamine Clinic – Sparks, Maryland
• Mid-Atlantic Health Institute – Annapolis, Maryland
• Avesta Ketamine and Wellness – Bethesda, Maryland and McLean, Virginia
• Medpsych Health – Rockville, Maryland
• Medpsych Health – Frederick, Maryland