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Ibogaine in the United States

Ibogaine is a Schedule I controlled substance in the United States. No clinic can legally offer it as a treatment, and the US entries below are either clinical trials or programs that treat opioid dependence without ibogaine. Almost everyone who travels for ibogaine goes to Mexico.

Legal context: Ibogaine is a Schedule I controlled substance under US federal law. It can only be given inside an approved clinical trial. No clinic in the United States can legally offer it as a treatment. Full guide to US law, the 2026 executive order and the state programs

Programs in United States

Root Healing USA

Connecticut and Oregon

The only US-based iboga retreats we found, run under a church structure. Ibogaine remains Schedule I federally.

Published price: $4,000 (site).

Texas ibogaine trials (IMPACT consortium)

Status unconfirmedClinical trialHouston and Galveston, Texas

The largest US public ibogaine effort: $50 million from Texas for university-run trials that, as of October 2026, have not started enrolling.

Published price: No fee expected for trial participants.

ANR Clinic

No ibogaineSarasota area, Florida

Florida hospital-ICU program run by anesthesiologists and critical care physicians. It does not use ibogaine and is legal in the United States; the clinic positions ANR as a different category: the stated aim is to treat the dependency itself, with naltrexone tablets afterwards.

Published price: $21,500, paid as $10,500 at booking and $11,000 the week before the procedure

Side by side

Facts stated by programs and cited sources
Program	Physician during dosing	Cardiac screening	Hospital setting or agreement	Licence number published	Form used	Stay	Published price	Public record
Root Healing USAConnecticut and Oregon, United States	No	Yes	Not stated	No	Whole iboga root bark	6 to 8 days	$4,000	None found
Texas ibogaine trials (IMPACT consortium)Houston and Galveston, United States	Yes	Not stated	Yes	Not stated	To be set by FDA protocol	Per protocol, not yet published	Trial participation (no fee expected)	None found
ANR ClinicSarasota area, United States	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No ibogaine; sedation plus naltrexone	About 36 h in hospital + 2 to 3 follow-up days	$21,500	None found

Each column is what the program states on its own site or in a cited page. "Physician during dosing": a licensed physician is named or stated as present. "Cardiac screening": an EKG and cardiac evaluation before dosing are stated. "Licence number published": the program publishes a health-authority licence or registration number, not just the word "licensed". "Public record": deaths, lawsuits, regulatory actions or press reports found. Sources on each profile.

Other centers with ibogaine links

Stone-walled lounge opening onto a mountain-view terrace, shown in Mercui's Recovery.com listing

Mercui Recovery

Colorado contact; retreats in several locations, United States

Mercui's original site describes private wellness retreats in Vail, Malibu, Los Cabos and Ibiza. Its current public pages focus on accommodation, food, hiking, yoga and breathwork. Recovery.com separately describes longer addiction-care arrangements and ibogaine options abroad. These descriptions need to be reconciled with the provider for the exact service and location being considered.

Directory describes ibogaine abroad

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Shared bedroom at Jackson House, with two beds, blue bedding and a bedside table.

Jackson House Addiction Treatment

San Diego, California, United States

A residential addiction and withdrawal-management programme at 2456 E Street in San Diego. The provider describes medical and mental health support with an emphasis on nutrition and community. It distinguishes this service from its separate mental health residential programmes.

Ibogaine offering unverified

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ProgramsUnconfirmedUS clinical trialANR (no ibogaine)

Before you book

Read the safety record, the questions to ask, and if you are on methadone or Suboxone, the guide to switching and tapering first. If you want a US option that does not use ibogaine, see ibogaine, rapid detox, ANR and medication treatment.