NeuroSpa Citrus Park is the network’s Gunn Highway headquarters, and the Citrus Park team runs a long-standing infusion workflow with enough treatment capacity that scheduling rarely becomes the reason a patient delays a session. For a treatment course that depends on tight timing during induction — about six to eight infusions over two to four weeks — that schedule reliability is the difference between staying on protocol and losing momentum.
The Citrus Park office runs IV ketamine infusions in dedicated private treatment rooms, separate from the TMS and consultation areas. Each room is equipped with a reclining chair, IV pole, monitoring equipment for blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen saturation, and adjustable lighting. Because HQ has multiple infusion rooms, the clinical team can run sessions in parallel without patients waiting in shared space.
Every Citrus Park IV ketamine infusion is supervised by a NeuroSpa psychiatrist, with clinicians who have been running infusion sessions at HQ since the program’s early days — useful when a protocol needs to be adjusted mid-course or when a patient has a less common question about their response to the medication.
Because IV ketamine is off-label, billing is not one-size-fits-all — some patients bill through commercial insurance with prior authorization, and others pay out of pocket. The Citrus Park admin team handles benefits verification end-to-end on site, usually in one business day, and gives you a written out-of-pocket estimate before any infusion is scheduled so you can pick the billing path that makes sense for you.
Off-label, but not experimental. Ketamine has been an anesthetic in widespread clinical use since 1970, with decades of safety data from operating rooms and emergency departments around the world. Its application to treatment-resistant depression and other psychiatric conditions is off-label — meaning the FDA has not granted specific approval for these psychiatric uses, even though a substantial and growing research base supports them. NeuroSpa Citrus Park is upfront about this regulatory distinction, and your psychiatrist walks through it in detail during your consultation.
Insurance coverage is variable, and cash-pay is an option. Because IV ketamine is off-label for psychiatric use, insurance coverage is less consistent than it is for Spravato or for TMS. Some Citrus Park patients bill through commercial insurance with prior authorization, others pay out of pocket, and the right path depends on your specific plan and financial situation. The Citrus Park HQ admin team handles off-label benefits verification end-to-end, usually within one business day, explains what your plan will and will not cover, and provides a written out-of-pocket estimate before any infusion is scheduled — so you can choose the billing path that makes sense for you before your first visit.
Please arrange a driver for every IV ketamine visit, not just your first. You should not drive yourself home after any IV ketamine infusion. You should not operate a motor vehicle, heavy machinery, or anything requiring full alertness for the remainder of the day, even if you feel back to baseline within a few hours. Plan transportation for the full induction course — typically six to eight visits over two to four weeks — before you schedule your first session.
If your driver plans to wait in the area rather than make two trips, the Citrus Park Town Center is a short walk east of the office, and Gunn Highway has coffee shops, a Publix, and several casual restaurants within a few minutes of the building.
NeuroSpa Citrus Park is the closest NeuroSpa IV ketamine clinic for patients in northwest Tampa and the surrounding suburbs. If you live in Westchase, Oldsmar, Carrollwood, or Town ‘n’ Country, the Gunn Highway office is almost always your shortest drive.
The building sits along the Gunn Highway commercial corridor with easy access from the Veterans Expressway (FL-589) and Hillsborough Avenue. Most trips from Westchase or the Citrus Park Town Center area take under 15 minutes; Carrollwood and Town ‘n’ Country add only a few more. Free parking in front of the building means you do not circle a lot looking for a space on the day of an infusion.
For patients in Lutz or Land O’ Lakes, the Wesley Chapel location is usually the shorter drive via SR 54 or I-75. For patients on the east side of Hillsborough County, our Brandon location is usually the closer choice. Polk County patients should review our Lakeland location, and Pinellas County patients can check our Pinellas Park location. Because induction runs twice weekly for several weeks, picking the NeuroSpa IV ketamine clinic closest to you is usually the most practical way to stay on schedule.
