Yes and no. For a procedure to be paid for by insurance there needs to be a Current Procedural Terminology…or “CPT” code assigned to that procedure. When a clinician repairs a laceration with stitches, there is a CPT code assigned to this…”12002.” That CPT code is submitted to the insurance company and they pay the rate that has been determined for that code. When Klarisana administers ketamine for mental health conditions we consider this to be “Psychotropic Infusion Therapy.” When we administer ketamine for chronic pain we consider it to be “Analgesic Infusion Therapy.” The problem is that there is no CPT code for either PIT or AIT. What we have found is that patients can actually receive a higher reimbursement from many insurance companies if they submit for out of network claims than if we are in network. Please feel free to contact us for more information.