Ketamine & KAP clinics in Germany

Day-clinic (Tagesklinik) programme approx. EUR 15,000 for 6 weeks; private insurance (PKV) usually covers in full. Per-infusion pricing not published.

Prices are not published on the provider's website. The clinic is a Beihilfe-eligible private acute hospital recognized by the Association of Private Health Insurers (§ 4 Abs. 4 MB/KK) and applies to the patient's insurer for cost coverage before admission; according to the clinic's cost page, statutory (GKV) insured patients can only be admitted as self-payers.

Amounts are not published. The group bills a per-day rate (Tagessatz) for general hospital services plus optional elective services (chief-physician treatment, single/double room). It admits privately insured, Beihilfe-entitled and self-paying patients, and statutory (GKV) insured patients in certain cases via the cost-reimbursement route under § 13(2) SGB V, with a statutory copayment of 10 euros per hospital day (max. 28 days per calendar year), as stated on oberbergkliniken.de/kostenuebernahme.

The clinic's ketamine page states that a single ketamine infusion in Frankfurt costs on average €200 to €300, and that as an off-label treatment the costs are currently not covered by statutory health insurers, while some private insurers reimburse partially or fully (mainop.de/behandlungen/ketamin/).

Prices are not published on the provider's website. Treatment is hospital-based at a public district hospital; admission to the depression programme follows referral (Einweisung) by an office-based physician, and registration for ketamine treatment must be submitted via the treating physician using the hospital's registration form.

Prices are not published on the provider's website; the university hospital provides general patient cost information pages but no fees for esketamine treatment.