An independent clinical review
Prior treatment history matters, but another clinic's protocol does not transfer automatically. Marla Peterson, CRNA reviews the available records, the timing of your last infusion, your response, any side effects, and current safety considerations before making an independent recommendation.
Records that may help
Availability varies by prior provider, and missing records do not automatically prevent a consultation. When available, these details can make the review more useful:
- Treatment dates and the most recent infusion date
- Prior dosing and infusion duration
- Vital-sign monitoring and safety notes
- Response and duration of benefit
- Side effects or adverse events
- Current medications and relevant medical history
Common transfer questions
Not automatically. We review prior records, response, safety information, and current health factors before making an independent clinical recommendation.
That depends on your treatment history, time since the last infusion, response, and clinical review. A consultation is required before a recommendation can be made.
Appointment availability changes. Contact the team for current consultation timing. Treatment cannot be promised before clinical and records review.
No. Music City Ketamine is independent and does not represent or speak for another provider.
Ask about continuity of care.
Start with a private conversation. We will explain the records process and current consultation availability without promising a treatment decision.
Request a transfer consultationPrefer to text? Text (615) 988-4600.
Music City Ketamine is an independent clinic. This page does not state or imply that another clinic has closed, is unable to provide medication, or has referred patients to MCK.
