Ketamine Therapy for Alexandria, VA
Mosaic Infusions & Wellness treats patients from across Alexandria — Old Town, Del Ray, Rosemont, Kingstowne, the West End — from our clinic in Fairfax, about 20–25 minutes up the road. We are a physician-assistant-led practice, not a franchise and not a telehealth mill: every infusion happens in a private room with a licensed clinical provider monitoring you from start to finish, at a flat price you'll know before you ever book.
To be clear about the address: we don't have an Alexandria location. Our one clinic is at 8324 Professional Hill Drive in Fairfax. Your free consultation is by phone or video, so the only trips you make are for treatment.
What Alexandria Patients Come to Us For
Most people who contact us have already tried multiple medications and years of therapy. They're not treatment-naive — they're treatment-resistant, and they've arrived at ketamine after exhausting more conventional paths.
Treatment-Resistant Depression
When two or more antidepressants haven't been enough — the most studied use of IV ketamine.
Ketamine for depression →Anxiety & Panic
For severe, treatment-resistant anxiety that hasn't responded to SSRIs or therapy alone.
Ketamine for anxiety →OCD
Early clinical evidence shows promise for treatment-resistant OCD, alongside ERP-based therapy.
Ketamine for OCD →PTSD
Including the veterans and active-duty service members who make up a meaningful part of our practice. Military discount available.
Ketamine for PTSD →Also treating bipolar depression and patients in acute distress with suicidal ideation. Not sure where you fit? Take our 2-minute candidacy self-assessment or just talk to us.
Alexandria to Fairfax, Four to Six Times
A standard initial course of ketamine therapy is 4–6 infusions over 2–3 weeks. That's four to six round trips, each ending with a session you can't drive home from — ketamine temporarily affects coordination and perception, so every visit requires a ride afterward from a family member, friend, or rideshare.
For Alexandria patients this is the honest tradeoff worth thinking through before you book. There are closer options in the DC metro. What you'd be driving past them for is a flat, published price, a private treatment room rather than an open infusion bay, and a licensed provider on site for the whole session rather than a technician checking in.
The drive itself is straightforward: I-395 to the Beltway from Old Town and Del Ray, or I-495 north from the Eisenhower Avenue and Kingstowne side, exiting at Gallows Road. Free parking on site. Off-peak, most Alexandria patients are at the clinic in under half an hour.
Typical Trips from Alexandria
- Old Town~25–30 min
- Del Ray / Rosemont~25 min
- West End / Landmark~20 min
- Kingstowne / Eisenhower~20–25 min
- Huntington / Belle View~25–30 min
Coming by Metro? The Dunn Loring–Merrifield station (Orange Line) is a short rideshare hop from the clinic. Virtual consultations are available, so you only travel for treatment.
What an Infusion Visit at Mosaic Looks Like
- Arrive and settle in. You'll check in and get comfortable in a private treatment room — this isn't an open infusion bay. Bring headphones and an eye mask if you like; many patients do.
- Your infusion, continuously monitored. Sessions run about 45–60 minutes. A nurse monitors you throughout: blood pressure, heart rate, pulse oximetry, respiratory rate, and a continuous heart tracing, with a licensed provider on site. The infusion rate can be adjusted in real time if you need it.
- Recover, then head home. Plan for 30–60 minutes of recovery at the clinic, then your ride back to Alexandria. We'll check in with you between sessions, and your patient journal lets you track mood and progress across the series.
The full picture — from free consult through maintenance planning — is on our What to Expect page.
Flat, Transparent Pricing
No facility fees, no monitoring fees, no surprises. A complete 6-infusion series runs about $2,450–$2,600 — compared with $3,000–$4,500 at many DC-area clinics. HSA/FSA eligible for many patients. Payment options →
Alexandria Patients Ask Us
Do you have a clinic in Alexandria?
Our clinic is in Fairfax, at 8324 Professional Hill Drive near the Mosaic District — about a 20–25 minute drive from most of Alexandria. We do not operate a second location, and we would rather tell you that plainly than have you discover it on the day of your first infusion. Free consultations are done by phone or video, so the only trips you make are for treatment itself.
How long does it take to get there from Old Town or Del Ray?
Most Alexandria patients reach us in 20–30 minutes depending on the time of day, either up I-395 to the Beltway or straight up I-495 from the Eisenhower Avenue side. Free parking is available on site, so there is no garage hunt at the end of the drive.
Can I drive myself home after a ketamine infusion?
No. Ketamine temporarily affects coordination, reaction time, and perception, so you cannot drive for the rest of the day after an infusion. Most patients arrange a ride with a family member, friend, or rideshare. Because a standard course involves 4–6 visits over 2–3 weeks, it is worth planning those rides before you start rather than session by session.
Does insurance cover ketamine therapy in Virginia?
IV ketamine is prescribed off-label for mental health conditions, so most insurance plans do not cover it. Many patients use HSA or FSA funds, and we provide documentation to support claims. Our pricing is flat and transparent: $450 for an infusion with a provider visit, $400 for infusion-only sessions.
Do you offer a military or veteran discount?
Yes. Mosaic offers a discount for active-duty service members and veterans — a meaningful part of our Northern Virginia patient community, and a large one in Alexandria specifically. Call or text (703) 261-4493 for details.
How do I find out if I’m a candidate?
Start with a free consultation — by phone or video, so no travel is involved. We review your diagnosis history, current medications, and treatment goals, and give you an honest assessment. There is no obligation, and if ketamine isn’t right for you, we’ll tell you.
More questions — safety, medications, eligibility — are answered on the full FAQ. Researching first? Read our complete guide to ketamine therapy for Northern Virginia patients, or see what a visit to the Fairfax clinic involves.
Ready to Talk? Start With a Free Consultation
Free, confidential, no obligation — by phone or video, so there's no drive to find out. We'll tell you honestly whether ketamine therapy is a fit.