What New Path Ibogaine costs
Its own site says programs start at $7,500 and quotes each patient individually. Its price list on the PlacidWay directory runs from $7,800 (alcohol, depression or anxiety) through $11,500 (10-day opiate or stimulant detox), $13,750 (fentanyl or kratom, up to 14 days), $14,300 (Suboxone, up to 21 days) and $16,500 (methadone, up to 30 days) to $27,500 for a 28-day Parkinson’s program. Prices as published by the clinic, October 2026. Confirm before you book.
Programs
Detox tracks of 7 to 14 daysSuboxone and methadone programs, 12 days and upMental health and neurological tracksVeterans and first responders program5-MeO-DMT, DMT and ketamine adjuncts
Conditions treated
Opioids and fentanylMethadone and SuboxoneStimulantsAlcoholAnxiety, depression and PTSDParkinson’s and MS (unproven)TBI
Who runs New Path Ibogaine
Medical Director Carlos A. Silva, MD (internal medicine) and staff physician Juan Valdez, MD. The team page lists more physicians, nurses and psychologists by first name and initial. The site says physicians, cardiologists and ACLS-certified nurses watch every session on hospital-grade EKG equipment; no cardiologist is named.
Is New Path Ibogaine legit?
New Path Ibogaine is an operating clinic in Rosarito as of our October 2026 check, with a 4.9 Google rating from 174 reviews. One of the few clinics in the Tijuana and Rosarito corridor that names its physicians, claims ACLS-certified nurses and states continuous EKG monitoring of every session. Its site was rebuilt in mid-2026 and moved its itemized prices to a booking directory, and it still publishes no street address or hospital plan.
PlacidWay video testimonials are strongly positive. Google reviews are mixed, including a detailed complaint about advertised amenities and fees. The site now claims more than 1,000 patients.
What to ask about on the first call- No published street address
- Itemized prices now appear only on a booking directory, not on its own site
- A one-star review alleges misleading amenity advertising and hidden fees
- Says cardiologists are on staff but names none
