Treatment-Resistant Depression
Adults with major depression that hasn’t responded to at least two different antidepressants tried at adequate dose and duration. This is what Spravato was designed for.
Depression careIf antidepressants haven’t brought your depression under control, Spravato (esketamine) may be the next step. Delivered as a nasal spray in our certified Scottsdale clinic under the supervision of Dr. Roland Segal, MD.
Now accepting new Spravato patients · Insurance covered for most
What Is Spravato
Traditional antidepressants work on serotonin, norepinephrine, or dopamine. For a lot of people, that’s enough. For roughly one in three, it isn’t. You’ve tried the pills. Maybe you’ve tried therapy on top of that. And depression is still shaping every day.
Spravato (esketamine) is different. It acts on the glutamate system, a separate pathway in the brain that traditional antidepressants don’t reach. That’s why it can help when other medications haven’t. It’s delivered as a nasal spray in our certified Scottsdale clinic, and it’s FDA-approved for two indications: adults with treatment-resistant depression, and adults with major depression who are experiencing acute suicidal thoughts.
Because Spravato is a REMS-controlled medication, every dose has to be given in a certified clinic under staff observation. That’s us. You’ll spend about two hours per session at 8350 E Raintree Dr in North Scottsdale, just off Loop 101, where our clinical team monitors you the entire time. Spravato is always taken alongside an oral antidepressant, not as a replacement.
Not sure if Spravato is right for you? Call (623) 288-2628. Dr. Segal and our team will review your history and lay out what’s realistic, before you commit to anything.
Your Spravato physician
Every Spravato candidate at our Scottsdale clinic is evaluated by Dr. Roland Segal, our Medical Director and a Managing Partner of SMHWI. He’s double board-certified in General and Forensic Psychiatry, a Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, and past president of the Arizona Psychiatric Society. You’ll get a straight read on whether Spravato is likely to help before you commit to the first dose, and every session is supervised by the same clinical team managing your medication and follow-up care.
How a Spravato Session Works
Because Spravato is a REMS-controlled medication, every session is standardized and monitored. Here’s the flow.
Ready to talk?
Fill out the form and someone from our team will follow up to see if Spravato is a fit and, if so, verify your insurance and start prior authorization before you schedule anything. No commitment.
Your information is confidential and HIPAA-secure.
Who Spravato Is For
Spravato isn’t a first-line treatment. It’s designed for depression that hasn’t responded to standard care, and it’s always given alongside an oral antidepressant.
Adults with major depression that hasn’t responded to at least two different antidepressants tried at adequate dose and duration. This is what Spravato was designed for.
Depression careFor adults with major depressive disorder who are experiencing acute suicidal thoughts or behavior. Spravato works quickly in this indication and is used alongside standard care.
Request evaluationSpravato is always given alongside a daily oral antidepressant. Our psychiatric team manages both together, so your medication plan actually holds together.
Explore servicesBoth are strong options for treatment-resistant depression. TMS is drug-free and you drive yourself home; Spravato is faster onset but requires a ride and 2-hour monitoring. Dr. Segal helps you weigh what fits your history.
Compare TMSSpravato isn’t right for everyone. It’s not appropriate during pregnancy, with certain cardiovascular conditions, or for patients with a history of psychosis. Our Scottsdale team also offers TMS therapy and IV ketamine for patients who aren’t Spravato candidates. Call (623) 288-2628 to talk through the options.
Why SMHWI Scottsdale
Spravato works best when it’s part of a coordinated plan. At our Scottsdale clinic, the same team supervising your sessions also manages your medications and monitors your progress.
Every Spravato dose is delivered in a REMS-certified clinic. Ours is here in North Scottsdale, physician-supervised.
Your Spravato provider is the same practice managing your antidepressant and follow-up care.
Right off Loop 101 at Raintree, serving North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, and Fountain Hills.
We verify benefits, secure prior auth, and confirm your out-of-pocket cost before your first dose.
How Spravato Compares
Both come from the same molecule family. They’re not the same treatment. Here’s the honest side-by-side, so you can weigh it with your psychiatrist.
Your Scottsdale care team
Real, named providers you will actually see, with specialties across psychiatry, psychiatric nursing, and therapy.
Medical Directors
Board-Certified Psychiatrists
Physician Assistants
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners
Licensed Therapists
Insurance & Cost
For most adults with treatment-resistant depression, insurance covers most of the cost. Coverage typically requires documentation that at least two antidepressants didn’t work. Prior authorization is almost always required, and our team handles it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Our Scottsdale clinic at 8350 E Raintree Dr, Ste 125 & 130 is a certified Spravato treatment center. Every session happens here, in-clinic, under the supervision of Dr. Roland Segal, MD.
Spravato is FDA-approved for two indications: adults with treatment-resistant depression (major depression that hasn’t responded to at least two antidepressants), and adults with major depression dealing with acute suicidal thoughts. It’s always taken alongside an oral antidepressant.
Spravato is esketamine, a specific piece of the ketamine molecule, delivered as a nasal spray and FDA-approved for treatment-resistant depression. It’s covered by most insurance. IV ketamine is a related but different medication, given as an infusion, used off-label, and usually not covered.
For most adults with treatment-resistant depression, yes. Major commercial plans, Medicare, and Tricare cover Spravato when medical necessity is met. Prior authorization is almost always required. Our team handles that before your first session.
About two hours per session. The nasal spray is self-administered under staff observation. Then you’re monitored for at least two hours by trained clinical staff before being released. Because Spravato can cause sedation and dissociation, you can’t drive yourself home.
During induction (weeks 1–4), sessions are usually twice weekly. During initial maintenance (weeks 5–9), sessions move to once weekly. From week ten forward, most patients transition to sessions every one to two weeks.
The most common effects are dissociation, dizziness, nausea, sedation, and a temporary rise in blood pressure, all monitored by our clinical staff during your session. Most effects fade before you leave. Dr. Segal reviews your risk profile in detail before recommending it.
Yes. Spravato is designed to be taken alongside a daily oral antidepressant, not as a replacement. Our psychiatric team coordinates both.
Still thinking it over?
You’ve read the details. If you’re ready to see whether Spravato fits, our Scottsdale team will follow up to verify your insurance and start prior auth before you schedule anything.
Your information is confidential and HIPAA-secure.
Service Area
Our Scottsdale clinic welcomes Spravato patients from across the Valley, with easy access from Loop 101 at Raintree Drive.
Visit us
Conveniently located on E Raintree Drive, just off Loop 101, with easy access from Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, and the wider East Valley.
Medically reviewed
Double board-certified psychiatrist and Medical Director of SMHWI Scottsdale, AZ.
A first conversation is exactly that, a conversation. It’s confidential, we’ll verify your insurance and secure prior authorization before you commit to anything.
In a crisis
SMHWI is an outpatient clinic and cannot respond to emergencies. If you or someone you know is in danger or thinking about suicide, use these free, confidential resources, available 24/7.
Deborah was a nurse for 19 years before becoming a Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Deborah became a Licensed Practical Nurse in 2004 and then graduated as a Registered Nurse with her Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing in 2012 from Excelsior College. In 2019 Deborah earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Capella University. Then Deborah graduated from Walden University in 2022 where she received her Master of Science in Nursing/Psychiatric Mental Health.
Before starting her journey of 7 years as an RN in mental health, Deborah worked in a variety of medical settings such as ER, Urgent Care, Oncology, Hospice, Med-Surg., Phone Triage, etc. But it was while working in the jail setting as a traveling nurse that she found her interest and passion for mental health since the prevalence of mental disorders within its population is high.
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Dr. Roland Segal, a distinguished psychiatrist, holds the role of Managing Partner and MD Psychiatrist at Synergy Mental Health and Wellness Integrated. Graduating from the University of Arizona, College of Medicine, he pursued his general psychiatry training at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Segal further refined his skills through a forensic psychiatry fellowship at the University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine.
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Dr. Ehab Abdallah serves as the Managing Partner and MD Psychiatrist at Synergy Mental Health and Wellness Integrated. A distinguished professional, he earned his medical degree from Alexandria University in Alexandria, Egypt, and completed his psychiatry residency training at West Virginia University. Dr. Abdallah holds triple board certifications in General Psychiatry, Consultation-Liaison (Psychosomatic) Psychiatry, and Addiction Psychiatry and Medicine.
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Dr. Abdallah is also fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and a clinical assistant professor of psychiatry with the University of Arizona where he teaches medical students and residents.