Ketamine of South Jersey — Ketamine Clinic in Turnersville, NJ

To Dr Kim I do not like doing this to anyone’s business, but when someone takes advantage of another one due to their sickness like mine which is bipolar. I signed up for this about a month ago and so I figured I’d call and ask if they do boosters like nasal spray and they said no, we just do the six ketamine treatments and that’s it which is fine. I don’t care but it’s not for me and I said I don’t wanna do it refund my money. Well they said just talk to Dr. Kim before you cancel, which I did but I should’ve never did it because she stole $250 from me and I’m starting to wonder if all the comments are correct about her skimming Ketamine off the top of everybody’s treatment I will be notifying the DEA. I have her DEA number and reporting her to the proper authorities because what she is doing is stealing people‘s money you don’t charge $250 for a TeleMed for 10 minutes just to tell me or anybody else no it’s not the right treatment when in fact I’ve been in treatment resistant process for the past 20 years and finally had enough money to pay for this and then she steals $250. I just wanted to report this as honest as I can and she deserves not even one star I apologize if I’m wrong but what happened to me is probably happening to a lot of other people what a way to make $250 off a TeleMed for for 10 minutes stealing off of sick people very sick people like myself thanks a lotshowed what kind of doctor you are. You’ve already had my questionnaire you knew my condition going into the TeleMed so charging $250 for TeleMed is fraud and you know it now if you did do something as to really help someone that needs help or direct them the right way, but instead of telling me, I’m not on my meds long enough to do this and then I read other comments what you’re saying to them. It seems like you’re scamming or scheming some kind of event herebecause doctors don’t do this, especially when they know someone is really sick. You may be the sick person for doing this to people.

Dr. Kim told me flatly that since I had received higher doses from another provider, her experience has shown that the doses she limits herself to would not produce a good clinical result for me. Even knowing I needed higher doses, she was unwilling to vary her protocol. Her rationale was that studies haven't shown that higher doses don't help. Yet she has obviously accumulated plenty of evidence that higher doses DO help. While double-blind studies may provide the best evidence, a practitioner who rejects evidence not generated by a double-blind study isn't thinking logically.