This field is largely unregulated, and the gap between an excellent program and a dangerous one is enormous. The Provider Standard™ is the ten-dimension bar every provider must clear — verified against each dimension — before we'd ever introduce them to you. Here it is, in full.
Against ten fixed dimensions — licensed physician oversight, pre-treatment ECG and labs, continuous cardiac monitoring, emergency protocol, medication review, dosing practice, facility standards, staff experience, aftercare and honest pricing — checked directly, not from marketing. A provider either meets all ten or is not listed.
Beautiful photos and confident language tell you nothing about safety. The Provider Standard™ is how we separate marketing from medicine — a fixed, published bar so that being on our list actually means something.
Every provider is measured against all ten — and verified against each one. Nothing here is theoretical; it's the checklist we actually carry into a facility.
Our focus right now is primarily ibogaine. For every category, we identify the strongest providers and put them through the same process before we'd ever recommend them to you.
We seek out the providers with the strongest reputations, real experience, and genuine outcomes — not whoever ranks or pays.
Each provider is scored against the ten-dimension Provider Standard™ above — experience, safety, environment, aftercare, ethics, and more.
The 10 dimensionsWherever we can, we travel to the facility, meet the leadership and staff, and see the environment ourselves. It's the step most directories skip entirely.
The step others skipOnce a provider clears the whole process, they're ready for us to introduce to our clients — with confidence.
Approval isn't permanent. We stay in touch and keep watching — a provider that slips below standard comes off the list.
A standard only means something if it turns providers away. Here is what earns approval, and what ends a review.
We don't publish the names of providers who don't pass — the point isn't to shame anyone. The point is that being on our list means something, because plenty of places aren't.
Transparency is the point. This is the same evaluation questionnaire we send facilities to complete as part of a Provider Standard™ review — plus a one-page handout of questions you can ask any provider yourself, wherever you go.
The exact form we send facilities to complete during a Provider Standard™ review — so you can see precisely what information we require from them.
See what we ask providers ↓A one-page PDF of the questions below, with what to listen for and the green/red flags. Print it and take it to any provider you're considering.
Download the handout ↓Copy these. A safe provider will welcome every one. Hesitation or annoyance is itself an answer.
Listen for: qualified medical staff present (typically a nurse), with a physician available if needed.
Listen for: a real clinical or psychiatric assessment, and honest exclusions.
Listen for: specific protocols, trained staff, and a hospital plan — not just reassurance.
Listen for: extensive, hands-on experience administering this specific medicine.
Listen for: a structured plan — not "you'll be fine, head home."
Listen for: candor. A provider who won't name risks is hiding them.
Listen for: a clear, confident, specific answer about legal standing.
Listen for: a calm, well-run place that cares for the whole person.
Every provider we stand behind has already been through the Provider Standard™. You can use this yourself, or let us hand you providers who've already passed it. Bring us a specific provider and we'll tell you the truth about it — no pressure, no obligation.
We verify each dimension directly with the provider and review facilities where we can; each provider page states what was verified and when.
It comes off the list until it meets the standard again. The standard is fixed; the list is not.
Because few meet all ten dimensions. A short list that means something beats a long directory.
Each provider profile shows the ten dimensions and how the provider met them.
Plan on 5–10 days at the clinic: screening on arrival, the 24–36 hour session, recovery and integration before you leave.
