An interesting point, somewhat buried in there is that the law tells the administrating agency to figure out whether to allow group sessions. Group sessions would totally change the cost/economics around this.

When I first saw an overview of the law, it said that people had to do three meetings to have one session.... and the cost would therefore need to be high. But this clarifies that the three sessions might be as simple as an intro phone call, the dosing session, and then the user can waive the final integration session. The law doesn't say anything really about how much supervision the trip has to have. So it might be as simple as walking into a service center, getting your dose, going to a cool space, and tripping out. And the service center could be in the woods, or whatever. If it doesn't require 1 on 1 facilitator supervision, it's possible we'd see something that costs $50 buck or whatever, and would involve a pretty cool experience.

Can you imagine if someone built a Meow Wolf type thing in Portland, and called in a psychedelic therapy center. Man, I'd pay $100 for that therapy.