Psychiatry & therapy
Evaluation, medication management, and trauma-focused therapy over secure video.
- The same provider, visit after visit
- Commercial insurance or self-pay
- Coordinates with your VA team only when you authorize it
Veterans & first responders
Psychiatric care that honors your service.
Confidential psychiatry, therapy, and advanced treatment options for veterans, service members, and first responders. By telehealth from home, and in person at our Las Vegas clinic.
No VA referral needed to get started.
TriWest Community CareAccepted for TMS in Las Vegas
- Never shared with command or employers without your written OK
- Trauma-informed, military-aware clinicians
- Most major insurance plans, or self-pay
Treatment options
Four ways to get care. One team.
Start with an evaluation. Your provider recommends what fits your history, and you decide.
Telehealth in 48 states. In-person care in Las Vegas.
Calm Clinic4029 Dean Martin Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89103
In person · Las Vegas
TMS and Spravato at Calm Clinic.
When antidepressants haven’t been enough, our Las Vegas clinic offers two in-person options. Your consult confirms which, if either, fits your history.
Detail TMS therapy Spravato
What it isMagnetic pulses to mood-related brain circuits. No added medication.Esketamine nasal spray, used alongside an oral antidepressant.
FDA statusCleared for major depressive disorder and OCDApproved for treatment-resistant depression
ScheduleShort weekday sessions over several weeksTwice weekly in month one, weekly in month two, then maintenance
Each visitNo sedation requiredAbout two hours with monitoring. Arrange a ride home.
CoverageTriWest / VA Community Care with approved authorization, plus most commercial plansMost major insurance plans. We handle prior authorization.
TMS consults are with Dr. Michael Popov, DO. See the full veteran TMS and Spravato pages, or visit Calm Clinic.
From home · eligible states
At-home ketamine, with a psychiatric provider.
Outside Nevada, or prefer to stay home? Our at-home program pairs a virtual psychiatric evaluation with a structured protocol and integration support.
Ketamine is prescribed off-label and is not FDA-approved for any psychiatric condition. It is not appropriate for everyone.
- Visits
- Insurance in most states, or $150 self-pay
- Medication
- Typically $45–$100 a month, paid to the pharmacy
Virtual psychiatric evaluation
A psychiatric provider reviews your history, current medications, prior treatments, and goals, then decides whether ketamine is appropriate.
Prescribing decision
If it is, a personalized protocol goes to a U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacy and ships to your home. It is not appropriate for everyone.
Integration & follow-up
Structured follow-ups and integration calls track your response, review side effects, and adjust the plan.
Where at-home ketamine is available
37 states- Alaska: available from home
- Maine: not available yet
- Wisconsin: available from home
- Vermont: available from home
- New Hampshire: available from home
- Washington: available from home
- Idaho: available from home
- Montana: available from home
- North Dakota: available from home
- Minnesota: not available yet
- Illinois: available from home
- Michigan: available from home
- New York: available from home
- Massachusetts: not available yet
- Oregon: available from home
- Nevada: available from home
- Wyoming: available from home
- South Dakota: available from home
- Iowa: available from home
- Indiana: available from home
- Ohio: available from home
- Pennsylvania: not available yet
- New Jersey: available from home
- Connecticut: available from home
- Rhode Island: not available yet
- California: available from home
- Utah: available from home
- Colorado: available from home
- Nebraska: available from home
- Missouri: not available yet
- Kentucky: available from home
- West Virginia: not available yet
- Virginia: available from home
- Maryland: available from home
- Delaware: available from home
- Arizona: available from home
- New Mexico: available from home
- Kansas: available from home
- Arkansas: not available yet
- Tennessee: available from home
- North Carolina: available from home
- South Carolina: not available yet
- Washington D.C.: available from home
- Oklahoma: not available yet
- Louisiana: not available yet
- Mississippi: available from home
- Alabama: not available yet
- Georgia: available from home
- Hawaii: not available yet
- Texas: not available yet
- Florida: available from home
Some states require an in-person first visit. Not offered in Texas or in states where our providers can’t prescribe controlled substances.
Ketamine therapy grant
Apply for help covering at-home ketamine.
Grant funding is available to help eligible veterans, service members, and first responders cover the cost of our at-home ketamine program. Our team reviews every application and reaches out about next steps.
About 5 minutes
Applying doesn’t guarantee a grant or treatment. A psychiatric provider decides whether ketamine is appropriate after an evaluation. Ketamine is prescribed off-label and is not FDA-approved for any psychiatric condition.
What the application asks
- Your serviceStatus, branch, years served, discharge and VA rating
- Your healthWhat you want support with, what you’ve tried, a short safety screen
- Insurance & financesYour insurance, VA or military benefits, household income
- Your storyWhy you’re applying, in your own words
- ContactThe best way to reach you
Telehealth psychiatry & therapy
Care for what follows service.
The transition out of uniform, whether from a combat deployment, a long shift on the engine, or a career in law enforcement, can leave invisible wounds that standard primary care isn’t built to address. PTSD, moral injury, depression, substance use, and chronic sleep disruption rarely show up alone, and they rarely respond to a single prescription.
Our clinical team is trained in military cultural competency. We built our care model around what service members need: privacy, continuity, and a provider who understands the language and the load. Whether it’s your first evaluation or a second opinion after years of trial and error, we meet you where you are.
PTSD & combat trauma
Medication management combined with evidence-based therapy for combat-related PTSD, moral injury, and operational stress.
Depression & anxiety
Evaluation and treatment for the depression, panic, and persistent anxiety that often surface during the move to civilian life.
TBI & cognitive support
Care for the cognitive, sleep, and mood symptoms that can follow traumatic brain injury or repeated blast exposure.
Family & relationships
Couples and family sessions for the ripple effects of deployment, injury, and reintegration.
Substance use & recovery
Confidential support for alcohol, opioid, and stimulant use, including medication-assisted treatment when clinically appropriate.
Sleep, nightmares & hypervigilance
Targeted treatment for insomnia, recurring nightmares, and the hypervigilance that disrupts daily life.
Getting started
A clear plan from day one.
Take the free consult
A short online assessment that points you to the right provider and next step.
Get a full evaluation
A psychiatric provider reviews your service history, symptoms, prior treatments, and goals, then walks through every option that fits.
Follow a plan you help build
Most veterans meet every two to four weeks while stabilizing, then monthly or quarterly. Therapy can run in parallel with the same team.
Paying for care
TriWest / VA Community Care
Accepted for in-person TMS at Calm Clinic when the VA has issued an approved Community Care authorization. Bring it to your consult.
Veteran TMSCommercial insurance
Most major plans accepted. We verify your benefits and handle prior authorization for TMS and Spravato.
Check your planSelf-pay
Clear self-pay rates, with HSA and FSA accepted. No VA referral needed to book a private visit.
See pricingOur commitments
Four principles that shape every visit.
Safety
A secure, judgment-free space for physical and emotional well-being, from home or in our clinic.
Trustworthiness
Transparent treatment plans, clear expectations, and respectful communication at every step.
Choice & collaboration
Your values and preferences guide the plan. You stay in charge of every clinical decision.
Empowerment
Care that builds long-term skills, not dependence on a single medication or provider.
Do I need a VA referral to be seen?
No. Veterans can self-refer and use commercial insurance, a Community Care authorization where it applies, or self-pay. We can coordinate records with your VA team when you authorize it.
Can I use TriWest or VA Community Care?
Yes, for in-person TMS at Calm Clinic in Las Vegas, when the VA has issued you an approved Community Care authorization through TriWest. For other services, we verify commercial insurance or offer self-pay rates.
Where are TMS and Spravato available?
Both are in-person treatments at Calm Clinic, our Las Vegas office. Neither is offered by telehealth. If you live outside Nevada, ask during your consult whether traveling for a course of treatment makes sense.
Is at-home ketamine available in my state?
It depends on where you live. Pick your state in the treatment options section on this page, or ask during your free consult. Ketamine is prescribed off-label and is not FDA-approved for any psychiatric condition, and a provider decides whether it is appropriate after a full evaluation.
How does the ketamine therapy grant work?
Grant funding can help eligible veterans, service members, and first responders cover the cost of our at-home ketamine program. Apply on this page in about five minutes, and our team will review your application and reach out about next steps. Applying doesn’t guarantee a grant or treatment, and ketamine is prescribed off-label and is not FDA-approved for any psychiatric condition.
Is telehealth psychiatric care effective for PTSD?
Yes. Peer-reviewed studies show virtual psychiatry and trauma-focused therapy produce outcomes comparable to in-person care, with less travel, more flexible scheduling, and treatment in a familiar environment.
Will my care be confidential from my command or employer?
Care at Anywhere Clinic is private and HIPAA-protected. We do not share information with command, employers, or the VA without your written authorization.
Do you treat active-duty service members and first responders?
Yes. Active-duty members (subject to command policy), reservists, National Guard, and first responders, including police, fire, and EMS, are all welcome.
Veterans & first responders
You served. Let us serve you.
Book a confidential visit with a psychiatric provider who understands the veteran and first-responder experience.