San Diego VA removes vets from ketamine treatment

Renee St.Clair, the COO of Kadima Neuropsychiatry Institute, shares what she and the clinic have seen over the past nine months as the San Diego VA has taken suicidal veterans off ketamine treatments at the clinic. The VA is putting them all on Spravato, a controversial nasal spray hyped by President Trump as a game changer in combating veteran suicides.
One veteran has already taken her life over the transition. For the full story, visit inewsource.org/2020/06/04/san...

[@stevensicherman4101]

The bureaucrat doesn’t see the patient

[@amygalvin1799]

Unacceptable. Would they cut off treatment for any other life saving medications !? So sad.

[@donnamorgan4265]

Dont give up the fight for our veterans 😔

[@Primotutor]

This is criminal.

[@Jeje-rb1vu]

I have been on anti depressant for a year. Zero result. After 2 Ketamines sessions I feel so much better.. no more negative thoughts in my head.. 3 more sessions to go.. Very expensive because the insurance company prefers to see me take meds for the next 40 years.

[@Willie23D]

All they care about is long term medication treatment

[@borgata_boss4088]

The Psych I have lied to me

[@melaniemoore5635]

This is awful!

[@loundclear9279]

Dam shame cold turkey don’t work in mental health

[@donnieearlharrisjr5941]

Wow wake up !