Spring Hill Ketamine Therapy
20 Minutes North in Franklin

Spring Hill is one of the fastest-growing cities in Tennessee, and with that growth comes a community that demands excellent healthcare options. Music City Ketamine brings hospital-grade IV ketamine therapy to your doorstep — just a straight shot north on I-65.

Unlike telehealth ketamine services or at-home oral treatments, our IV infusions are administered by Marla Lander, CRNA, a board-certified nurse anesthetist who monitors every vital sign and adjusts your dose in real time. That is the clinical standard Spring Hill families deserve.

Our boutique clinic in Franklin offers private treatment rooms, therapy dogs, a coffee bar, and the kind of personalized attention that large clinics simply cannot match.

From Spring Hill (I-65):

1. Head north on I-65 toward Nashville / Franklin
2. Drive approximately 15 miles (about 20 minutes)
3. Take Exit 68B for Cool Springs Blvd
4. Turn right onto Cool Springs Blvd, then right onto Duke Dr.
5. We are at 480 Duke Dr., Suite #100

A straight, easy drive with no downtown traffic. Free parking at our door.

From Spring Hill (Hwy 31):

1. Take Columbia Pike / Hwy 31 North toward Franklin
2. Continue through Thompson's Station into Franklin
3. Connect to Cool Springs Blvd via Mallory Lane
4. Turn onto Duke Dr. — Suite #100

Free Consultation

A phone conversation with Marla to discuss your history, answer your questions, and see if ketamine therapy is a good fit.

Your Infusion

A 40-minute IV infusion in a private treatment room with recliner, weighted blanket, curated music, and continuous CRNA monitoring.

Recovery & Follow-Up

Relax in our recovery area with coffee and therapy dogs. We track your progress and adjust treatment as needed.

Marla Lander, CRNA

Marla is a board-certified nurse anesthetist with deep experience in both operating room anesthesia and outpatient ketamine therapy. She founded Music City Ketamine because she believes every patient deserves a provider who stays in the room, monitors every breath, and treats them as an individual — not a number.

For Spring Hill patients, that means driving 20 minutes for care that is a world apart from anything you will find closer to home.