Insurance Covered Spravato (Esketamine Nasal Spray) in Frederick, MD
Esketamine for treatment-resistant depression, just off I-270 near the Urbana exit. For patients across Frederick County, a much shorter trip than driving to Rockville twice a week for a month.
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On Guilford Dr
Off I-270 near Urbana
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On-site REMS monitoring
Two hours, every dose, clinician present
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Most insurance
Medicare and Maryland Medicaid accepted
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No referral needed
Book a consultation directly
Find the clinic
Bright Horizons Psychiatry
7360 Guilford Dr, Suite 100Frederick, MD 21704
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Parking
Parking is available
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Building access
Suite 100 at 7360 Guilford Dr
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Phone
(240) 599-1001
What to expect at the Frederick clinic
Plan on about two and a half hours in the building. You take the dose in a minute, then stay for two hours of monitoring, a federal REMS requirement at every certified clinic in the country. Bring headphones if music helps you settle.
For how Spravato works, dosing, and side effects, see our full guide to Spravato treatment .
What Frederick offers
Available here
- Spravato for treatment-resistant depression
- IM Ketamine
- Medication management
- Telehealth follow-up
- We treat treatment-resistant depression and ADHD at this location
Rockville only
- BrainsWay Deep TMS is not offered at Frederick. If you want TMS, it is available at our Rockville clinic. Learn more about Deep TMS.
We do not treat bipolar I, psychosis, substance use disorders, or personality disorders at either location, and we will refer you on if that is what you need.
Plan your ride before you book
You cannot drive after a dose, and you should not drive again until you have slept properly. In a county this spread out, that is worth sorting before you book rather than the morning of. If someone can collect you, that is simplest. Rideshare is reliable around Urbana and Frederick city and thinner toward Middletown and Mount Airy, so check it in advance if you are coming from further west. Some patients arrange the same driver for the whole four-week induction block, which removes the problem entirely.
Tell us at your consultation if transport is the thing standing in your way. It is a common reason people put off starting, and it is usually solvable.
Most plans cover it, and we file the paperwork
Most major plans cover Spravato for treatment-resistant depression, including Medicare and Maryland Medicaid. Every plan needs prior authorization first, which means documenting the antidepressants you have already tried. We file it and tell you your out-of-pocket cost before your first dose.
