Clinics Want to Offer Spravato® — But Get Stuck...
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REMS certification feels like a black hole
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Don’t know how to bill or get reimbursed
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Confused between buy-and-bill vs. specialty pharmacy
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Scared of making compliance mistakes
That’s Why Spravato® FastTrack Exists
Spravato® is FDA-cleared for treatment-resistant depression. But REMS red tape, DEA rules, and payer policies make adding it to your clinic feel impossible. FastTrack ends the confusion with step-by-step guidance so you can get certified, compliant, and reimbursed with confidence.
Files, Templates & Resources Provided in the Spravato® FastTrack Program
Available as editable downloads
REMS Program Overview
Dosing Administration Protocol
Physician Pricing Program Letter with Application Form
​Spravato® (Esketamine) Protocol Template
State PDMP Database​
Emergency Response Protocols
Collaborative Safety Plan Intervention
Patient Intake & Eligibility Screening Template
Treatment Visit Form​
And many more..
Ramona M. Domen, CRNA
Sergio Sobredo, MD
We've Helped Thousands of HAPPY Clinics
Frequently Asked Questions
I already offer IV or ketamine infusions — why add Spravato®?
Spravato® is covered by most insurance companies, resulting in a dramatic increase in patient demand. If you want to attract more patients, increase your revenue, and enhance your bottom line, then adding Spravato® as a service is an excellent choice for you.
We don’t accept insurance yet — can this still work?
Yes, we will assist you in understanding and implementing all the billing and coding requirements so you can manage the billing in-house. If you prefer to use a billing company, we can help point you in the right direction for that as well.
How soon can I start billing for Spravato® treatments?
There are multiple steps that we will help guide you through; the faster you complete your part, the sooner you can start billing. In general, if you are already credentialed with the payers in your area, you can typically start billing in less than 60 days. If you are not credentialed with the payers, the process will likely take 90 to 120 days.
Does this course include medication supply?
No, medications for your practice must be obtained through licensed pharmaceutical distributors.