Note; the woman who answered my call was kind to me. My issue has nothing to do with her. Update: if you don't qualify with this place, look around. I found a clinic that is much more balanced and actually understands what it means to treat people with anxiety. PKC stressed me out so much - hopelessness took root and I felt helpless. But there ARE other providers who know the actual research AND see clients with a more caring perspective on what it means to be human. The review: Even though I've been safely receiving ketamine treatments with another doctor for years, the doctor at this particular business is very rigid; I don't qualify just by virtue of being me. I take medically necessary treatments for anxiety and depression. This doc believes I shouldn't have some of that support, and I won't get help from him unless I stop taking a medication prescribed by my psychiatrist. It's like asking if I want my right or left leg cut off. Of course I need both legs. Ketamine has been extremely helpful for me, but my previous Dr is retiring. I'm left in the lurch when retirement happened a bit faster than expected. The PKC doctor seemed willing to do a phone call to tell me why I don't deserve relief. Why would I want to sit through mansplaining why I am not suitable for help? I know through experience that I AM suitable. I'm in more danger if I cannot find the help I need. This is the story of my life. I'm so tired for being denied care because I'm too complicated. Depression, anxiety, and PTSD make survival complicated. But of course that doesn't matter for doctors who insist on rigid thinking. High horses are easy to sit on, and it's easy to ignore those who get trampled This doc may be fine for "perfect" patients. But what about all of us who are left suffering on the sidelines? It's easy to treat those you cherry pick. It's gross. I am so tired of doctors picking the easy ones and leaving the rest of us to fend for ourselves. It's ironic, in that ketamine has a long history of safe use. The "rules" just serve to further injure those already bleeding from soul wounds. If you really need help, this may not be the best place to start, unless you take very few meds and have few medical issues. Everyone else can just suffer, I guess.