What You Need to Know

Medication management is ongoing psychiatric care focused on finding the right medication, at the right dose, for your specific needs. It includes an initial evaluation, thoughtful prescribing, and regular follow up visits to track how you are feeling, monitor for side effects, and adjust as needed. Our goal is steady progress and a plan that fits your life.

Your care is provided by Mical Pacheco, our board certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. She is the clinician who sees every patient, so she gets to know you and your history personally. Mind Rejuvenation was founded by Dr. Iftikhar Hussain, who serves as our founding physician, while Mical provides your direct psychiatric care. Your treatment plan is built around you and reviewed collaboratively so you always understand the why behind your care.

We work with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, and other mood and mental health conditions. If medication is not the right fit for your situation, we will tell you honestly and help you find the next step.

We provide care for patients ages 4 and up, including young children, teens, and adults. Our youngest patients receive an age appropriate evaluation designed for their developmental stage, so care always fits the child in front of us.

Yes. We provide bilingual care in English and Spanish so you can talk about your mental health in the language you are most comfortable with.

Your first visit is a psychiatric evaluation. We take time to understand your history, symptoms, goals, and any medications you have tried before. From there we build an individualized plan together. Plan for this appointment to be longer than a typical follow up.

Please bring a photo ID, your insurance card if you are using insurance, a list of your current medications and doses, and any relevant records or prior provider information. Coming with a few notes about your symptoms and what you hope to improve is always helpful. For young children, a parent or legal guardian should attend.

It depends on your plan. Early on, visits are often more frequent so we can fine tune your medication. Once you are stable, follow ups are usually scheduled every one to three months. Your provider will recommend a rhythm that fits your needs.

This varies by medication and person. Some medications work within days, while others take several weeks to reach full effect. We stay in close contact during this period, and we ask you to be patient and honest with us so we can adjust when needed.

Tell us. Finding the right fit is often a process, and side effects or a lack of improvement are important information, not failures. Reach out through the patient portal or your appointment so we can adjust your plan safely rather than stopping on your own.

When they are clinically appropriate, yes. Medications such as stimulants are prescribed following a proper evaluation and in line with clinical guidelines and Oklahoma state law. We cannot guarantee a specific medication before an evaluation, and our focus is always on what is safe and effective for you.

Refills are managed during your regular follow up visits, which is why staying current with appointments matters. If you are running low, contact us early through the patient portal so we can avoid any gaps in your care.

We offer both. Many patients use a combination of in person and telehealth visits depending on their needs and their treatment plan. Certain medications and visit types may require an in person appointment.

Absolutely. Medication and therapy often work best together. We can coordinate with your current therapist or help connect you with trusted providers in the community.

For patients who have not found relief with standard treatments, we offer additional options such as Spravato and IV ketamine therapy. If these may be a fit for you, we will discuss them during your care.

We accept most major insurance plans, along with SoonerCare through select plans, and we also welcome self pay, HSA, and FSA. Because coverage varies, we recommend calling us to confirm your specific plan before your first visit.

Getting started is simple. Call us at (918) 340-6460 or reach out through our website to schedule your first appointment. We are located at 4922 E 73rd St in Tulsa, and we look forward to supporting your mental wellness.

Each SPRAVATO® session lasts approximately 2 hours, including administration and post-treatment monitoring.

Please bring a valid photo ID and any comfort items you prefer—such as a blanket, headphones, or journal. We also offer a variety of comfort items in-office to help you feel at ease.

Every patient responds differently. While some notice improvements within hours or days, others may take longer. SPRAVATO® is a treatment—not a cure—for Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD). Your progress depends on multiple factors, including therapy, self-care, and consistency.

SPRAVATO® is typically administered twice weekly for the first 4 weeks, followed by once weekly sessions as part of your ongoing care plan.

The SPRAVATO® website lists the steps to get started. Our team can also walk you through each step and answer any questions.

Appointments last about 2 hours. The infusion itself takes approximately 45 minutes, followed by a recovery period.

Please bring a valid photo ID and a form of payment (cash, check, or card). If you would like, you can also bring comfort items to help you relax during your visit.

Results vary from person to person. Some patients report feeling better within hours, while others may need several sessions. Like all treatments, IV Ketamine works best when paired with therapy, lifestyle support, and consistent follow-up care.

Contact us with any questions or request an appointment, and one of our team members will get back with you within 48 hours.

While we understand the desire for support, appointments are private and designed to ensure your safety and comfort under medical supervision. However, for IV Ketamine and SPRAVATO® treatments, we do require that you arrive and leave with a designated driver, as you will not be permitted to drive yourself.

SPRAVATO® is often covered by insurance. IV Ketamine may not be, depending on your provider. Our team will help you verify coverage and explore payment options.

Yes! We always have a special for first-time IV Therapy guests. You can view that special on our Special Offers page.

No. For IV Ketamine and SPRAVATO® treatments you will need to rest after your session and arrange for someone to drive you home. Most patients resume normal activities the following day.

Not necessarily. Your provider will review your current medications to ensure there are no interactions. Always consult your prescribing physician before making changes.

Both SPRAVATO® and IV Ketamine are part of a structured treatment plan. Your provider will recommend a schedule based on your progress and needs.

As the first provider to offer SPRAVATO® therapy in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mind Rejuvenation is proud to be at the forefront of innovative treatments and therapies for mental health and wellness. We combine clinical expertise with a trauma-informed, patient-first approach. Our goal is to create a space where you feel safe, supported, and empowered to heal.