All providersAt-home ketamine (telehealth)

Joyous

A low-cost daily low-dose ketamine subscription with text-based clinician check-ins. A different clinical model from session-based programs, with a thinner evidence base.

Checked Sep 19, 2026Online, US

At-home ketamine programs are legal telehealth in the United States but are not available in Canada. Prescribing follows an online clinical evaluation; a state-by-state availability check is on each provider's site.

Joyous is the cheapest legitimate option by a wide margin, and it is worth being clear about what that buys. It prescribes a low daily dose taken at home with text-based check-ins, rather than supervised therapeutic-dose sessions. The evidence for daily low-dose ketamine is substantially thinner than for session-based protocols, and daily exposure raises tolerance and dependence questions that weekly sessions avoid by design. Reasonable for mild-to-moderate symptoms when cost decides everything; not a substitute for supervised care in severe or treatment-resistant depression.

Address
Telehealth, nationwide US
Treats or works with
Depression, Anxiety
Formats
Sublingual, Daily low-dose
Cost
Flat subscription reported at $129–159 per month.
Insurance and coverage
No insurance.

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