Modern Indigenous Medicine
2 Turkey Hill Rd S, Westport, CT, 06896
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About Modern Indigenous Medicine
Modern Indigenous Medicine is a ketamine therapy clinic and ASKP member located at 2 Turkey Hill Rd S in Westport, Connecticut, led by Jennifer Boyd-Mullineaux, PA. Services include IV ketamine infusion, IM ketamine injection, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP). Contact the clinic directly to verify current services and availability.
Before contacting this clinic
Use this profile as a starting point, then confirm details directly with Modern Indigenous Medicine. Ask which ketamine or Spravato services are currently available, whether the clinic is accepting new patients, what medical screening is required, expected costs, insurance handling, monitoring procedures, and whether a referral is needed.
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Contact Information
Address
2 Turkey Hill Rd S
Westport, CT 06896
Phone
(203) 981-3757
Website
www.boydwellness.com
Provider
Jennifer Boyd-Mullineaux, PA
Services & Certifications
- ✓ Ketamine Therapy — IV, IM, or oral
- ★ ASKP directory listing — verify current membership and licensure
Treatment Options
Conditions Treated
Other Clinics in Westport
Questions about Modern Indigenous Medicine
Does Modern Indigenous Medicine offer ketamine therapy?
Modern Indigenous Medicine is listed in DrugsRegistry as a ketamine therapy provider in Westport, Connecticut. Services can change, so verify current ketamine, Spravato, IV infusion, IM injection, or psychotherapy availability directly with the clinic before scheduling.
What should I ask Modern Indigenous Medicine before booking?
Ask whether the clinic is accepting new patients, which ketamine or Spravato services are currently offered, what medical screening is required, whether insurance is accepted, expected out-of-pocket costs, treatment monitoring procedures, and whether you need a referral from another clinician.
Is DrugsRegistry recommending Modern Indigenous Medicine?
No. DrugsRegistry is a directory and does not provide medical advice, endorsements, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. Always verify clinic information directly and discuss ketamine therapy with a qualified healthcare professional.