Relief from Depression Symptoms Is Possible
Columbia Mental Health is proud to offer Spravato®. Spravato®, also known as esketamine, is a fast-acting treatment, with clients often feeling relief from their depression symptoms within hours. It works by rapidly altering brain chemistry to provide relief from symptoms such as sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest in activities. Complete the Spravato® form below to see if this treatment may be right for you or a loved one.
Spravato® is used in conjunction with an oral antidepressant and is administered in our clinics under the close supervision of a healthcare professional. This innovative treatment option has been shown to be effective for many individuals who have not responded well to traditional antidepressant medications or talk therapy alone. Spravato® is not a cure for depression, but it can provide significant relief from symptoms and help individuals regain their quality of life. Spravato® may be covered under either your medical or pharmacy benefit, depending on your insurance plan.
The Spravato® treatment program at Columbia Mental Health typically involves:
The Spravato® treatment program at Columbia Mental Health typically involves:- Initial evaluation and screening – An initial evaluation and screening process is required to determine whether Spravato® for depression is right for you
- An educational session on the use of Spravato® – Our team of mental health professionals will provide an educational session to ensure you understand the use of Spravato®
- Administration of the medication – The medication will be administered in our office by a qualified healthcare professional
- Regular monitoring – Our mental health professionals will schedule regular visits to track your progress
- Ongoing therapeutic support – This is an integral part of Spravato® treatment—our team will work with you to create an individualized plan that helps you develop strategies for managing your depression symptoms
With our Spravato® services, we want the therapeutic experience to be supportive and motivating. We understand that depression can make it daunting for individuals to take control of their lives, so our team of mental health professionals is there with you every step of the way, even during initial screening sessions. With proper care, we firmly believe each client has the potential to achieve lasting mental well-being.
The Spravato® treatment program at Columbia Associates typically involves:
- Initial evaluation and screening – An initial evaluation and screening process is required to determine whether Spravato® for depression is right for you
- An educational session on the use of Spravato® – Our team of mental health professionals will provide an educational session to ensure you understand the use of Spravato®
- Administration of the medication – The medication will be administered in our office by a qualified healthcare professional
- Regular monitoring – Our mental health professionals will schedule regular visits to track your progress
- Ongoing therapeutic support – This is an integral part of Spravato® treatment—our team will work with you to create an individualized plan that helps you develop strategies for managing your depression symptoms
With our Spravato® services, we want the therapeutic experience to be supportive and motivating. We understand that depression can make it daunting for individuals to take control of their lives, so our team of mental health professionals is there with you every step of the way, even during initial screening sessions. With proper care, we firmly believe each client has the potential to achieve lasting mental well-being.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Spravato® is considered a safe treatment option with minimal side effects. Our team of mental health professionals will thoroughly evaluate your medical history and monitor for any potential adverse reactions throughout the treatment process.
Spravato® is a nasal spray, so it may cause some mild discomfort in the nasal passages during administration. Our team will provide tips and support to help make the experience more comfortable for you.
Spravato® may be an effective option for you if you’re struggling with treatment-resistant depression and haven’t achieved significant relief from other traditional treatments.
You don’t need a referral to receive Spravato® treatment at Columbia Mental Health. Our team of mental health professionals is here to guide you through every step of the process—from your initial consultation to ongoing care and support.
Many report noticeable symptom relief within a few days of starting Spravato® treatment. However, everyone’s experience is unique, and we’ll develop an individualized plan that fits your needs.
Spravato® has shown significant success in clinical trials. A study of people using Spravato® for over 30 days showed improved social functioning in 62% of participants. Additionally, 53% reported a better quality of life. There was a 41% increase in the ability to work, while 37% noted they could better meet their basic needs. Overall, 34% experienced improved general health.1
Yes, many health insurance plans cover Spravato®. Our team at Columbia Mental Health can check your coverage, explain your benefits, and help explore co-pay assistance or payment options.
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Connect with Columbia Mental Health to Get Spravato® Treatment in the Washington DC Metro Area
Have traditional depression treatments failed you? Columbia Mental Health is proud to provide Spravato® as part of a full suite of mental health services, including therapy, psychiatric medication management, and alternative options for treatment-resistant depression. This collaborative, multidisciplinary approach allows our team to create an individualized treatment plan that is tailored to you.
Call 703.682.8208 for more information. You can also complete the Spravato® form to determine if you or a loved one are a good candidate to receive this type of treatment for depression.