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Press Releases, Media Coverage, and CEO Updates

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CEO Update | November 2021

Fall colors are in bloom and at KWC orange is our color of choice as we celebrate “NERVEmber.” This is nerve pain awareness month. Throughout “NERVEmber” we will be sharing photos from each of our offices as they show their support and recognition of this important cause.

VA Community Care Network

Ketamine Wellness Centers (KWC) the largest ketamine therapy provider in the United States, announces two new partnerships with the Veterans Affairs Community Care Networks (VA-CCN) of Illinois and Minnesota. The partnership will allow KWC to offer ketamine treatments to veterans at no out-of-pocket cost at the KWC locations in Chicago, IL, and Minneapolis, MN.

CEO Update | October 2021

Pumpkin-spiced everything is upon us! It’s hard to believe the holidays are right around the corner. Over the last 11 years, I have had the opportunity to share some announcements as Ketamine Wellness Centers grew and changed. Once again I have the privilege to announce one of our biggest changes to date.

CEO Update- August 2021

Ketamine Wellness Centers is growing every day as we help even more patients in need! July saw us relocate our corporate headquarters to a new Mesa location creating much-needed space for our support teams as we extend care into more states.

CEO Update- July 2021

Nothing is more important to us than you. Expert ketamine therapy means total focus on the individual needs and comfort of our patients for the absolute best experience.

CEO Update- June 2021

Year-to-date 2021, we have administered over 414 Hero treatments. At this pace, we are on track to administer close to 1000 treatments to our military members and first-line responders this year.

CEO Update- May 2021

In six years, we have grown from a single office in Arizona to the largest independently owned ketamine provider for mental health and chronic pain in the United States of America. It’s overwhelming at times to think about what we have accomplished and how we plan to continue to evolve.