Situated in Bellevue, Washington, Acute Pain Therapies is a dedicated medical practice specializing in innovative approaches for stubborn health issues. Recognizing the escalating opioid crisis and its ongoing impact on society, Acute Pain Therapies has taken up the mantle to mitigate the issue by providing alternatives to traditional pain management methods. With their unique approach to pain treatment, they employ therapies involving ketamine infusions and esketamine nasal spray for patients in the Bellevue and Seattle areas. Their mission, firmly grounded in the prevention of opioid addiction, drives their dedication to delivering alternative pain control methods, thereby fostering a safer and more effective environment for healing.

At the helm of Acute Pain Therapies are Drs. Zachary Fisk and Christina Julian, bringing a wealth of knowledge and prowess to the practice. Dr. Fisk's extensive experience in perioperative opioid and Dr. Julian's competence in anesthesiology, coupled with the expertise of their clinical team, provide patients with professional, compassionate care in their serene treatment facility. The clinic boasts well-equipped, comfortable treatment rooms and a comprehensive clinical assessment strategy to verify the appropriateness of ketamine therapy. In those cases where a patient may not be a feasible candidate for their treatment modalities, Acute Pain Therapies offers referrals to other specialists. Special attention is given to patient comfort and safety during treatments, with a vigilant anesthesiologist accessible throughout the procedure. The practice also collaborates efficiently with other healthcare providers to ensure optimal patient treatment. Patients with resilient conditions, such as depression or chronic pain, who have had adverse reactions to conventional treatments may find relief with Acute Pain Therapies’ controlled, low-dose ketamine infusions. Acute Pain Therapies can be a significant part of a more extensive treatment plan that adequately incorporates their unique therapies with mainstream practices.