Am I Eligible for
Ibogaine Treatment?

The primary disqualifying conditions are cardiac abnormalities (prolonged QTc interval above 450ms, structural heart disease, arrhythmias), active seizure disorders, severe liver or kidney impairment, pregnancy, and certain psychiatric conditions including active psychosis or schizophrenia. Each case is evaluated individually during our medical screening process.

SSRIs and most antidepressants must be tapered and discontinued before ibogaine treatment due to serotonin syndrome risk. We have a dedicated SSRI discontinuation program that helps patients safely taper under medical supervision before their ibogaine session. The taper timeline depends on the specific medication and dosage.

We treat adults 18 and older. There is no upper age limit, but cardiac and overall health screening becomes more detailed for patients over 60. Many of our Parkinson's patients are in their 60s and 70s and undergo treatment safely with appropriate medical oversight.

Cardiac health is the most critical screening factor. We require a recent EKG (within 90 days) showing a QTc interval below 450ms. Patients with pacemakers, history of heart attack, cardiomyopathy, or significant arrhythmias are generally not candidates. Mild, well-controlled hypertension is usually acceptable with medical clearance from your cardiologist.

Yes, but these medications require a carefully managed taper before ibogaine administration. Methadone patients typically need 7 to 14 days of supervised tapering. Suboxone (buprenorphine) patients need 3 to 7 days. We provide medical supervision throughout the taper process as part of our treatment program.

The quiz gives you an immediate preliminary assessment. Regardless of your result, we recommend scheduling a free prescreen consultation with our medical team. They will review your complete medical history, current medications, bloodwork, and EKG to make a definitive eligibility determination. No one is accepted or rejected based on the quiz alone.

This quiz covers the major eligibility criteria our medical team evaluates. It is a screening tool, not a medical diagnosis. Some people who flag concerns on the quiz may still be eligible after medical review, and vice versa. The only definitive eligibility determination comes from our clinical team during the prescreen process.

Yes. Active fentanyl users are among our most common patients. Ibogaine is particularly effective for fentanyl dependence because it resets opioid receptors and dramatically reduces withdrawal symptoms. The main requirement is cardiac clearance and absence of other contraindicated conditions. We do not require patients to be 'clean' before arriving.