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Yes, generally under Part B. Because Spravato is given in the office and you are monitored on site, Medicare treats it as a Part B benefit instead of a prescription you pick up. We accept Medicare and handle the paperwork.
Part D covers medications you take home. Spravato never leaves the clinic. You self-administer the spray here, then stay about two hours for monitoring, so it falls under the outpatient medical benefit.
That distinction matters for your wallet, because Part B and Part D cost shares work differently.
One thing to know: the Janssen savings program that helps commercially insured patients is not available with Medicare or any government plan. That restriction is federal, and no clinic can work around it.
In the trial supporting FDA approval, adults who added esketamine to a newly started antidepressant improved more than those taking the antidepressant alone (Popova 2019). Continuing treatment after improvement cut relapse risk by roughly half (Daly 2019). Response varies.
Generally yes, under Part B, because it is given and monitored in the office.
Usually 20 percent after your deductible, often covered by a supplement.
No. Government plans are excluded from the manufacturer program.
Those plans cover at least what Original Medicare does, with their own rules. We verify yours.
Also see whether Medicare covers TMS and whether you qualify for Spravato.
In person in Hayward or by telehealth across California. We verify your insurance benefits before your first visit.
Educational only, not medical advice. Coverage rules change and vary by plan. Confirm your specific benefits with your insurer and a qualified clinician. Results vary and no outcome is guaranteed.
Medically reviewed by Nefretiri Abat, J.D., PMHNP-BC, board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.