Provider profiles

At-Home Ketamine Providers: 2026 Profiles

A closer look at each of the major at-home ketamine providers. These profiles go deeper than the comparison table on our main page and are updated as providers change their pricing or policies.

Updated April 16, 2026

Joyous

Pitch: The cheapest on-ramp to at-home ketamine therapy in the US.

Price: ~$129/month, all inclusive.

Model: Low-dose daily micro-dosing. Patients take a small ketamine troche each evening, titrated within the program's internal range.

Best for: First-time ketamine patients, people who specifically want the micro-dose model, anyone who needs to keep monthly cost as low as possible.

Not for: Patients with tolerance, patients who need flexibility, or anyone expecting to eventually go above Joyous's internal cap. Because of the cap, a significant number of patients use Joyous as a starter and graduate to a different provider within 6–12 months. See our main comparison for the most common switch path.

Mindbloom

Pitch: Guided, at-home ketamine-assisted sessions with coaching and integration tools.

Price: Typically several hundred dollars per month when averaged across a program.

Model: Discrete sessions rather than daily micro-dosing. Larger doses, eye masks, playlists, integration exercises between sessions.

Best for: Patients seeking a structured psychedelic-dose experience with explicit integration support. Often a better fit for people dealing with grief, trauma, or existential crisis than for purely mood-based conditions.

Not for: Patients who want the cheapest daily micro-dose. Different product.

Better U

Pitch: Ketamine therapy plus coaching in a more affordable package than premium programs.

Price: Around $150+ per month, program-based.

Model: Medication plus coaching sessions. Less intensive than Mindbloom, more structured than Joyous.

Best for: Patients who value coaching and check-ins but do not want to pay premium program prices.

Nue Life

Pitch: Ketamine therapy embedded in a broader behavioral health app experience.

Price: Program-based, at the higher end.

Model: Discrete program of sessions plus ongoing app usage, mood tracking, and community.

Best for: Patients who want technology and tracking to be a central part of their care.

Where each provider sits in one chart

Provider Dose flexibility Price tier Best-fit patient
Kalm HealthHigh (no cap)LowNeeds flexibility; priced like Joyous
JoyousLow (hard cap)LowestNew to ketamine; wants cheap daily dose
MindbloomMedium (program-defined)HighWants guided psychedelic-dose sessions
Better UMedium (program-defined)MediumWants coaching with medication
Nue LifeMedium (program-defined)HighWants app and tracking layer

What changes between now and 2027

We will re-review this list quarterly. The two things most likely to shift: (1) additional providers entering the space at Joyous-level pricing, and (2) existing providers tightening or loosening dose policies in response to regulatory guidance. As of April 2026, Kalm Health is the clear pick for patients who need flexibility.

This site is not affiliated with any provider. Profiles are compiled from public sources and general user sentiment. Pricing and policies change; confirm directly. Not medical advice.