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WHY CHOOSE US
Expert Ketamine Care You Can Trust
10,000+
Infussion Administered
2
Convenient CT Locations
Ages 12+
We Treat all Ages
Transforming Pain into Relief, One Infusion at a Time
Ketamine Center of Connecticut
Anesthesiologist-led IV ketamine therapy for depression, anxiety, PTSD and more a different kind of medicine for people who’ve tried everything and still feel stuck.
- Board-certified anesthesiologist
- Ages 12+ • For diagnosed conditions
- Relief often within 24–48 hours
Transforming Mental Health with Precision Ketamine Infusions
Welcome to the Ketamine Center of Connecticut, a licensed medical clinic where breakthrough neurobiology meets compassionate care. Led by Dr. Gino Ang, MD, we specialize in Ketamine infusion therapy the next generation of treatment for those who haven’t found relief through traditional antidepressants.Conveniently located to serve patients across Connecticut and the surrounding region.
Traditional medications often just mask symptoms. A Ketamine infusion works by targeting neuroplasticity, allowing your brain to physically repair and rewire itself.
You're not imagining it
You did everything they told you to. So why are you still here?
Years of trying. New plans, second opinions, starting over. You kept showing up and you still feel flat, foggy, and far from yourself. That exhaustion is real, and it isn’t a character flaw. It often means the approach didn’t fit the biology not that you’re beyond help.
"Maybe this is just who I am now."
When every treatment has fallen short, the mind starts to whisper that the flatness is permanent. It’s one of the most common thoughts in this market and one of the most worth questioning.
The treadmill of "give it more time."
Six weeks here, a higher dose there, another class of medication. Years can pass on the same serotonin pathway waiting on relief that takes weeks to even maybe arrive.
Watching someone you love go quiet.
Sometimes the person searching at 1 a.m. is a spouse, an adult child, or a parent terrified, helpless, and looking for a real option from people who will take it seriously.
A different mechanism
Not another antidepressant. Something that works differently.
Most common antidepressants — SSRIs and SNRIs — target the same chemical messengers: serotonin and norepinephrine. For some people, that system isn’t where the problem lies, so moving from one of these medications to another can feel like trying different keys for the same lock.
IV ketamine acts on a different system entirely — glutamate, the brain’s most abundant neurotransmitter. Research suggests it promotes neuroplasticity: the brain’s ability to form new neural connections. This different mechanism is one reason researchers have studied ketamine specifically for depression that hasn’t responded to standard antidepressants.
- Targets glutamate, not serotonin
Built for the patients earlier drugs left behind.
- Used alongside your current care
We never recommend stopping your prescribed medication.
- Speed of response.
For those who respond: relief in hours to days, not weeks.
Your struggles are real. So are the solutions we provide.
What can we help you with?
Medically supervised ketamine therapy for the conditions that haven't responded to standard care.
Treatment-resistant & postpartum
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Heal from Bipolar
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Overcome Suicidality
In 2017, Connecticut officials reported that suicide was the second leading cause of death for people between the ages of…
What to expect
A calm, private experience start to finish
A thin IV, a dim room, and a clinician beside you the whole time. Most mood infusions take about 40–60 minutes.
Why Ketamine Infusions are Different
Fast-Acting Results:
Many patients feel a "lifting of the fog" within 24–48 hours.
Expert Clinical Care:
Every infusion session is monitored by licensed doctors and nurses in a safe, professional environment.
Targeted Relief:
Proven effectiveness for Treatment-Resistant Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, and OCD.
Accessible for All:
We provide personalized care for patients aged 12 and up at our Milford and Westport clinics.
A new path to wellness
This treatment is transforming lives every day. Hear directly from the people who’ve experienced the change.”
Honest reviews from people who discovered a new path to wellness
What to expect
Led by Dr. Gino Ang, MD
A board-certified anesthesiologist who completed his residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital and served as an assistant professor of anesthesiology at Yale. He specializes in safely administering ketamine for chronic pain and mental health conditions.
Alongside Dr. Ang, our nurse practitioner and dedicated ketamine infusion specialist bring decades of ICU, psychiatric, and clinical experience to every patient — expert hands and compassionate hearts.
203-701-6388 Appointments are scheduled by phone it’s the fastest way to reach our clinical team and reserve a time.
Milford Office
- 232 Boston Post Rd Suite 13, Milford CT
Westport Office
- 1720 Post Road E., Suite 211, Westport, CT
If you’re in crisis, please reach out now.
If you’re thinking about suicide or in emotional distress, call or text 988 — the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7. If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Ketamine therapy does not replace emergency care — it can help make ongoing care possible.
Start Your Path to Relief
Note: This form is for general questions about our services only. Appointment reservations must be scheduled by phone.
This form is for general questions only. Appointment reservations must be scheduled by phone. Your information is confidential and reviewed by our clinical staff. Please don’t share detailed medical or sensitive health information here — we’ll cover that securely by phone.
Find us
Two convenient Connecticut locations
Accessible from New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
You don't have to feel "ready." You just have to make one call.
Ask the hard questions. No pressure just a clear conversation about whether ketamine therapy is right for you or someone you love.
