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Dr. Jay Joshi is a nationally recognized board certified Anesthesiologist and fellowship trained Interventional Spine and Pain Management physician who has distinguished himself via his solid reputation, education, experience, and leadership roles in national activities, including Advisory Boards, Educational and CME Programs, Publications, Speaking Events, and Consulting.
Dr. Jay Joshi is a nationally recognized board certified Anesthesiologist and fellowship trained Interventional Spine and Pain Management physician who has distinguished himself via his solid reputation, education, experience, and leadership roles in national activities, including Advisory Boards, Educational and CME Programs, Publications, Speaking Events, and Consulting.
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National Pain Centers
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National Pain Centers was founded with the belief that all medical services, specifically pain management services, should be delivered with the highest quality standard of care available. National Pain Centers has acquired recognition and respect locally and nationally for our top-tier Interventional Spine and Pain Diagnosis and Treatment.
Dr. Jay Joshi
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At National Pain Centers, we combine the highest quality of care standards with established and innovative treatments. Ever wonder what that looks like behind the scenes? Here is a glimpse. Dr. Jay Joshi was the first fellowship trained Interventional Pain Physician in America to use fat derived Stem Cells for multiple chronic, "incurable" conditions as part of the Cell Surgical Network.
Central Sensitization
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Before we begin the discussion about ketamine infusions, the underlying condition that causes many of the painful conditions that are treated with ketamine infusions has to be understood. The Ketamine Infusion Center for Pain (KIC Pain) at the National Pain Centers is one of the largest and most experienced ketamine infusion centers in America.
Routes of Administration
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Route of Administration (ROA) refers to the method in which a medication is introduced to the body. The intravenous (IV) infusion is the most common, the most studied, and probably the safest method of administering ketamine. Obviously, IV is the ROA for ketamine infusions. The ROA, in addition to pharmacokinetics, is incredibly important for all medications when discussing both safety and efficacy.
Ketamine Infusion Cost
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We see patients from all over the country routinely for ketamine infusions. Two of the initial questions we receive are "how much does it cost" and "is it covered by insurance". Some insurance companies do cover ketamine infusions and they have specific billing codes for ketamine infusions. Their reimbursement rates are typically not very high and that is probably one of the reasons why ketamine infusions are not done more frequently.
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