Yes. VAC can cover ketamine treatments when there is a clear medical indication and the request is approved first by our prescribing physician, and then by VAC based on the patient’s clinical file.

Veterans living with treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, or other approved mental health conditions may qualify. Eligibility depends on your medical history, current symptoms, and prior treatments.

First, you will meet with our medical team for a thorough assessment. If ketamine is deemed appropriate, our physician will submit the necessary documentation to VAC for review and approval.

The timeline can vary, but on average, it may take 2–4 weeks from the time all documents are submitted.

Yes. According to clinical guidelines and VAC’s requirements, ketamine is considered when other treatments—such as antidepressants or psychotherapy—have not been effective.

Depending on the clinical recommendation, VAC may cover intravenous (IV), intramuscular (IM), or sublingual ketamine treatments.

This depends on your individual treatment plan and VAC’s decision. Many patients start with an initial series of treatments, with the possibility of maintenance sessions if medically indicated.

Yes. Regular follow-up appointments are required to monitor your progress and report outcomes to VAC.

Currently, VAC coverage applies specifically to ketamine treatments for approved conditions. Complementary therapies, like hypnosis, may be available but are billed separately unless covered under a different VAC program.

Contact NeuroSoins to book an initial consultation. Bring any relevant medical records and your VAC file number, if available. We’ll guide you through each step, from assessment to VAC submission.