IV Ketamine Therapy for Delray Beach Patients

Delray Beach has one of South Florida's most established recovery and behavioral-health communities, and residents researching next-step options for depression, anxiety, or PTSD sometimes ask about IV ketamine. Infinity Medical Wellness provides it at a single private office in Brickell, Miami — there is no Delray location.

Important context: ketamine therapy is not a substance-use treatment by default, and a history of substance use is one of the things our screening specifically evaluates — for some people it may mean IV ketamine is not appropriate. Delray patients who travel to Brickell typically do so for the same reason as others: a single licensed medical provider (APRN) who evaluates candidacy honestly, oversees every infusion, and is willing to say no when treatment isn't a good fit.

Given the distance, we strongly encourage Delray Beach patients to start with a phone or email conversation — 305.924.7800 or info@infinitymedwellness.com — covering treatment history, current medications, any substance-use history relevant to screening, and travel logistics. If candidacy screening suggests IV ketamine isn't appropriate, we'd rather establish that before you've made the drive.

I-95 South is the direct drive. Car-free, the practical route is Brightline from the Boca Raton station (a short trip south of Delray) to MiamiCentral, then a quick rideshare to our office.

Travel time varies considerably with South Florida traffic; this is among the longer trips our patients make, which is why we encourage a phone consultation first and deliberate scheduling.

All treatment takes place at our single office: 40 SW 13th St #406, Miami, FL 33130 — in the Infinity office building in Brickell. We do not operate satellite locations, so every patient receives care in the same private, medically supervised setting.

Valet at our building (about $13) or metered street parking if driving; a few minutes' rideshare from MiamiCentral if arriving by Brightline. The entrance at 40 SW 13th St is directly above the Gyu-Kaku restaurant.

You cannot drive for the rest of the day after an infusion, and from Delray that rules out solo car trips entirely. Plan a companion who drives both ways, or train down and back riding as a passenger with a companion. We'll help you think through the schedule during your consultation.

This isn't a formality — it's part of safe treatment. After your infusion you'll rest in our office through a monitored recovery period, and you should keep the remainder of the day unscheduled. Effects and recovery experiences vary from person to person.

Medical disclaimer. This page is for educational purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Ketamine is used off-label for mental health conditions, is not appropriate for everyone, and individual results vary. Candidacy is determined only after a clinical evaluation by a licensed medical provider. If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.