Why Coral Gables patients seek care in Brickell
Coral Gables has one of Miami's strongest academic and professional communities, anchored by the University of Miami and a high concentration of physicians, attorneys, and researchers who approach healthcare decisions rigorously. Patients from the Gables often arrive at a consultation having read the clinical literature on ketamine therapy — asking thoughtful questions about study designs, effect sizes, and what outcomes are actually supported by evidence. That rigor matches our clinical approach well. We do not use outcome guarantees or promotional framing anywhere in our practice, and we welcome the kind of detailed conversation that informed patients from this community typically want to have before proceeding.
Who from Coral Gables typically seeks treatment
Coral Gables patients most commonly present with treatment-resistant depression — often after multiple antidepressant trials — and with comorbid anxiety. We also see patients from the broader Gables community, including South Miami, Pinecrest, and Coral Way, managing PTSD or depression in the context of significant life transitions. The University of Miami medical community occasionally refers patients for consultation, and we maintain professional communication with referring clinicians when patients consent. Spanish-language conversations are welcome; many Gables patients and their families are most comfortable in both languages, and we accommodate that in our consultations.
From Coral Gables to our Brickell office
A short drive from Coral Gables via US-1 (South Dixie Highway) or Coral Way into Brickell.
About 15–20 minutes from Miracle Mile or the Biltmore area, traffic depending.
All treatment takes place at our single office: 40 SW 13th St #406, Miami, FL 33130 — in the Infinity office building in Brickell. We do not operate satellite locations, so every patient receives care in the same private, medically supervised setting.
Where to park when you arrive
Valet at our building (about $13) or metered street parking near SW 13th St. Metrorail is a solid alternative: any Gables-adjacent station (Douglas Road, University) to Brickell station, then a short walk.
Planning your ride home
Arrange a rideshare (typically 15–25 minutes back to the Gables) or a pickup — you cannot drive for the rest of the day after an infusion. Coral Way is the calmer, tree-lined route home if a companion is driving.
This isn't a formality — it's part of safe treatment. After your infusion you'll rest in our office through a monitored recovery period, and you should keep the remainder of the day unscheduled. Effects and recovery experiences vary from person to person.
Serving Coral Gables and its surroundings
Neighborhoods
- Coral Gables
- South Miami
- Pinecrest
- Coral Way
- High Pines
Nearby landmarks
- Miracle Mile
- Venetian Pool
- University of Miami
- The Biltmore
Coral Gables Patient FAQs
Ready to talk it through from Coral Gables?
Begin with a consultation. We'll review your history, answer your questions, and help you decide if IV ketamine therapy is right for you.
Book a Consultation — reach us your way.
Consultations are scheduled privately by phone and email — no online intake form.
Medical disclaimer. This page is for educational purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Ketamine is used off-label for mental health conditions, is not appropriate for everyone, and individual results vary. Candidacy is determined only after a clinical evaluation by a licensed medical provider. If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.