What psychedelic medicine actually costs in Europe
Prices are the least transparent part of this field: the same treatment costs £595 in London, €200–300 in Frankfurt — and is free in Warsaw. The European Price Index compiles verified prices from published clinic price lists and public reimbursement decisions, so you can see what is normal, what is expensive, and when you should not be paying at all.
Methodology
Prices are taken from clinics' published price lists and public reimbursement decisions only (no quotes-by-email), verified on the review date shown; reimbursement criteria cite the national regulator. Where a market has no published prices we say so instead of estimating — an empty cell is honest, a guessed one is not. Per country, the “clinics publishing” column shows how many records in our catalog stand behind the number. Update cadence: quarterly, on the same pass as the access and reimbursement data; next cycle 2026-10. The directory-wide verification rules live on the methodology page.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the prices come from?
Only from clinics' published price lists and public reimbursement decisions — no quotes-by-email, no estimates. Every number carries its source and a verification date; where a market publishes no prices, we say so instead of guessing.
How often is the index updated?
Quarterly, on the same cycle as the access and reimbursement re-verification pass. The next pass is scheduled for 2026-10; every row keeps its own verification date.
Can I reuse the data?
Yes — the dataset is downloadable as JSON and CSV under CC BY 4.0. The condition is attribution: PsyAccess: European Ketamine Therapy Cost Index, psyaccess.health/costs/ (CC BY 4.0)
Why are some countries or cells missing?
An empty cell is honest, a guessed one is not. Countries appear once at least one provider there publishes prices or a public reimbursement decision exists; “being verified” is a publishable state.