Ketamine Clinic Marketing: Infusion vs Spravato, Filling Your Schedule, And How it Actually Works

What This Video Covers

The patient searching ketamine therapy tonight has already failed two or more medications. Here is how ketamine clinic marketing works: infusion versus Spravato, the rules that get clinics paused, the six pages that rank, and tracking to the scheduled consultation.

They are not browsing. They are deciding whether your clinic is safe, who runs it, what it costs, and whether it works for people like them. If your website answers that with a stock photo and a phone number, they call the national chain instead.

In this video, Adam Gunton, founder and managing partner of Behavioral Health Partners, shows ketamine clinic owners exactly how to turn ketamine therapy searches into scheduled consultations and completed infusion series.

• The four questions every ketamine patient asks before they call
• Ketamine infusion vs Spravato (esketamine): different searches, different pages, different insurance questions
• Google healthcare and medicines policies, Meta health and wellness restrictions, and HIPAA compliant tracking
• The six pages that rank: infusion, Spravato, condition pages, cost and insurance, Google Business Profile, and clinician and referral content
• How to win the map pack for "ketamine therapy near me," where most local patients start
• Compliant Google Ads and Meta ads for ketamine clinics, and why paid search is a bridge, never the foundation
• Reputation and referrals from psychiatrists, primary care offices, and therapists
• Real timelines: 30 days, 60 to 90 days, and 4 to 6 months