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- (858) 617-0004
- Mon - Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm
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Welcome to Luma Health & Wellness Temecula. Our new clinic in Temecula, CA offers physician-led ketamine therapy. This treatment is for depression, PTSD, chronic pain, and other conditions that do not respond to traditional therapies. We offer medical supervision, cozy private infusion rooms, and a local care team. This way, you can receive quick, evidence-based treatment near your home.
Are you stuck in cycles of depression, anxiety, or chronic pain that nothing seems to fix? You’re not alone — and there is hope. At Luma Health & Wellness, our new Temecula clinic offers physician-led Ketamine Therapy in Temecula, CA designed to help patients break through mental health and pain barriers when conventional treatments fail.
Unlike antidepressants or opioids that may take weeks to work, ketamine infusion therapy often brings relief within hours. If you’re searching for a safe, evidence-informed option close to home, ketamine therapy near Temecula could be the change you’ve been waiting for.
Ketamine is a medically supervised medication used at low doses to treat several mental health and pain conditions. In therapeutic settings, ketamine targets the brain’s glutamate system and NMDA receptors to help “reset” dysfunctional neural circuits and support neuroplasticity. That action can produce rapid symptom relief for depression, anxiety, PTSD, certain chronic pain syndromes, OCD, and more.
We offer both IV ketamine infusion protocols and guidance on FDA-approved intranasal esketamine where clinically appropriate — always with medical oversight and individualized care.
Ketamine Therapy in Temecula, CA may be appropriate if you’ve tried therapy and standard medications without adequate relief. We commonly evaluate and treat:
Treatment-resistant depression
Generalized anxiety & panic disorders
PTSD and trauma-related symptoms
Chronic pain conditions (CRPS, fibromyalgia, neuropathic pain)
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Suicidal ideation requiring rapid stabilization
How we decide: Each patient undergoes a detailed medical and psychiatric intake. We also perform medication reconciliation and safety screening. This process ensures that ketamine is a safe and suitable option for them.
MD, MS
Dr. Troy Kurz MD, MS is a board-certified psychiatrist, specializing in psychopharmacology for patients of all ages.
ND, LPCC
Dr. Kaylyn Gatto is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor and Therapist who specializes in integrative psychiatry and mental health.
PMHNP, MSN, RN
Lauren Kurz PMHNP, MSN, RN graduated from San Diego State University with her BSN and then from Azusa Pacific University with her MSN as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP).
APCC, MA
Marshall Huggins, APCC, MA is an associate therapist who is trained in ketamine integration, IFS therapy, and clinical mental health.
Our clinic in Temecula offers a professional and calm environment. We monitor and customize each step of your infusion journey
We begin with a full consultation to determine if ketamine is clinically appropriate for you. Consultation is 60 minutes and can be done virtually or in-person.
We design a personalized infusion schedule, usually 6 sessions over 2–3 weeks, tailored to your needs and responsiveness. This is the typical protocol, but it can be altered dependent upon patients’ specific treatment needs, individualized plan will be determined during the consult
Each IV ketamine session lasts around 2 hours.
– IV session – ketamine is administered over 40 minutes and remaining time is for recovery/processing
– IM infusion – ketamine administered in 2 injections (15 mins apart) and the remaining time is for recovery/processing
Our provider will check in throughout treatment and days/weeks following, integration and preparation KAP sessions available with specialized therapists
We provide ketamine therapy for a wide range of hard-to-treat conditions, including:
Finding a trusted ketamine clinic near Temecula matters. Here’s why patients choose us:
Board-Certified Providers: psychiatrists and clinicians trained in safe ketamine administration and integrative care.
Medical Oversight & Safety: continuous monitoring during sessions, emergency protocols, and post-infusion observation.
Personalized Care Plans: we don’t use one-size-fits-all protocols; your plan is tailored to your needs.
Private, Comfortable Clinic Suites: quiet, safe spaces designed to support therapeutic work.
Post-Infusion Integration: referrals for psychotherapy, coaching, and lifestyle medicine to maximize long-term gains.
Local Access: convenient for Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Moreno Valley, and nearby communities.
Transparent Pricing & Payment Options: Cash-pay and financing options available. (Note: insurance coverage for IV ketamine varies; we’ll discuss during intake.)
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When administered in a supervised medical setting by trained clinicians, ketamine is safe. We screen for medical and psychiatric contraindications and monitor vital signs during treatment.
Typical initial courses are 4–8 infusions over 2–3 weeks, with maintenance as needed. Your clinician will recommend a plan based on your response. Read our guide on how many sessions here
Some patients experience mild, short-lived perceptual changes (dissociation). We monitor you closely and stay with you until effects dissipate.
Coverage varies. IV ketamine is often considered experimental by insurers. Intranasal esketamine may be covered under certain conditions. We’ll help verify benefits and discuss payment options.
No — you should arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home after an infusion and avoid operating heavy machinery for the rest of the day.
No. The dose of ketamine you will receive does not cause any loss of consciousness.
Ketamine is administered intravenously very slowly over 45 minutes. At the start of the infusion, you may not have noticeable effects, but as the infusion progresses, you may encounter a feeling of “lightness” or “floating,” which for some feels as a “weight being lifted off their shoulders.” Most patients describe mild dissociative symptoms that are generally well tolerated. You will be monitored throughout the infusion and we are prepared to treat any unpleasant side effects during the procedure. Within 15 minutes of completing the infusion, you will to start to regain your senses and your thinking will return to normal.
Patients should not take benzodiazepines or any prescribed narcotics on the day of their infusion.
No, there is no need to stop any of the medications you are currently taking.
No, ketamine has been proven safe in humans. It has been used for years as a surgical anesthetic in children and in trauma management. Although it has been abused recreationally at much higher doses as a club drug, there is no evidence that ketamine is addictive. In addition, ketamine will be administered under medical supervision at subanesthetic doses.
It is suggested to undergo six infusions within a span of three weeks to fully harness the benefits of ketamine. The gradual repair and development of new nerve cells can result in sustained alleviation of symptoms. Nevertheless, the overall duration of treatment varies according to each person’s specific situation.
We accept cash only, and CareCredit is also an option. See our pricing and financing here >
