Elevate Holistics Launched Ketamine Telehealth Platform
The company has introduced a new virtual care service for low-dose ketamine treatment across five states.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Substance Abuse
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Elevate Holistics has officially launched an online platform offering low-dose ketamine treatment to patients in Arizona, Florida, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Washington. The new service integrates virtual medical evaluations, behavioral health support, and medication fulfillment through licensed compounding pharmacies.
Why it matters
The platform was created for individuals seeking alternative treatment options after previous approaches failed to provide desired results. It aims to streamline access to care for those suffering from conditions where traditional interventions have been insufficient.
A 2024 phase 2 study reported a 72.7% response rate for extended-release ketamine tablets. The program involves a regimen of approximately 16 doses per month and a mandatory one-hour behavioral health onboarding session.
The players
Elevate Holistics
A healthcare company that previously assisted over 100,000 patients in obtaining medical cannabis access.
The details
Patients must complete a formal health screening and a telehealth evaluation with a licensed provider before receiving treatment. Once approved, prescriptions are fulfilled by compounding pharmacies, and patients are guided through a behavioral health session to support their care journey.
Timeline
Ketamine was first approved by the FDA as an anesthetic in 1970.
A study on ketamine tablets was published in 2024.
The Elevate Holistics telehealth platform launched on October 4, 2026.
The Big Picture
This launch marks a significant shift in how the 1970 anesthetic is currently being adapted for patient-centered, at-home mental health care.
Patients in the designated states can now access ketamine therapy remotely, potentially removing the need for frequent in-person clinical visits. Individuals should consult with a licensed provider to determine if this regimen fits their specific medical history and current health needs.
The takeaway
This expansion represents a growing trend of utilizing telehealth to deliver specialized mental health treatments once restricted to clinical settings. Patients should balance these new opportunities with the requirement for consistent behavioral health monitoring.
Further reading
For more context on current treatment trends, see our Substance Abuse section.
More information
For more information regarding clinical eligibility, visit the ketamine care information and eligibility page.
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