Specializing in FDA-Approved Spravato® (esketamine) and IV Ketamine Therapy for Depression, Anxiety, & More.

Renue Wellness in New Hyde Park, NY provides evidence-based mental health treatment options in a private, comfortable, medically supervised setting.
We help adults across Long Island and Queens who are struggling with depression, treatment-resistant depression (TRD), anxiety, PTSD, and related conditions—especially when standard approaches haven’t worked.
Our New Hyde Park clinic is designed for patients who want clear answers, careful monitoring, and a plan tailored to their goals, with consistent follow-up and measurable progress.


An innovative, research-supported treatment that uses low-dose infusions of ketamine to help reset neural pathways in the brain associated with mood regulation.

FDA-approved esketamine nasal spray for treatment-resistant depression, administered in clinic under required observation.
Our New Hyde Park clinic is the flagship Renue Wellness location, serving patients across Nassau County, Queens, and the broader Long Island region. We’re built around three pillars that patients care about most:
If you’re comparing options, our team will help you understand which treatment path fits your history, preferences, and eligibility—without pressure.

For many eligible patients, Spravato® has established insurance pathways, which can mean minimal out-of-pocket costs compared to many other advanced options.












Our New Hyde Park clinic is centrally located for patients traveling from Nassau County, Queens, and nearby Long Island communities.
Nearby Landmarks for Easy Access

Still have questions? Contact us today.
Often, yes—for many eligible patients. Coverage depends on your plan and clinical criteria. We verify benefits and walk you through next steps before you start.
Yes. IV ketamine is available at our New Hyde Park clinic (and Paramus, NJ). Availability can vary by location.
It depends on scheduling and eligibility. The fastest route is requesting a consultation and selecting New Hyde Park as your clinic.
In most cases, no. You can request a consultation directly and we’ll guide the process.
No. If you’re in immediate danger or need urgent help, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.