TMS Therapy:

Medication-Free Depression Treatment

Covered By Most Insurances

Completely Medication-Free

FDA Cleared Treatment

4.8 Million Treatments Administered*

70% of Patients See Improvement*

40% of Patients See Full Remission*

Cleared for MDD & OCD

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TMS Therapy:

Advanced, Non-Invasive

Depression Treatment

Covered By Most Insurances

Completely Medication Free

FDA Cleared Treatment

4.8 Million Treatments Administered*

83% of Patients See Improvement*

62% of Patients See Full Remission*

Cleared for MDD & OCD

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TMS Therapy Is Covered by Most Insurances

Below are some of the most common ones we accept. Don't see yours? Contact us to see if your insurance covers TMS therapy.

What is TMS?

TMS, also known as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), uses magnetic fields to gently activate and stimulate areas of the brain thought to be underactive in people suffering from depression.

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TMS:

A Life-Changing Treatment for Medication-Resistant Depression

If you have been suffering from depression with no relief from medication, TMS therapy is an FDA Approved, medication-free treatment for resistant depression. Covered by most insurances, TMS is designed to help people who suffer most from depression start feeling better again.

FDA Approved
Covered By Insurance
Medication Free
No Systemic Side Affects
No Downtime
Lead by Board Certified Psychiatric Professionals
Effective for Medication-Resistant Depression

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How Does TMS Work?

Typically, medications for depression rely on the systems of your body to deliver depression relief. TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is different – it targets the problem head-on (literally)!

There are areas in your brain that control your mood. Depression can result from synapses in those areas being underactive or not firing the way they should. TMS stimulates and revitalizes the synapses, returning the area back to the way it should function.

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In 3 Simple Steps

Sit Back in Our TMS Chairs

Come into our depression treatment center, and sit in one of our comfortable TMS chairs. Your TMS therapist will welcome you in and make sure you are comfortable before the TMS treatment starts.

Let Our TMS Equipment Do Its Work

The TMS treatment should take around 20 minutes.

You can do whatever makes you comfortable – chat with our staff, read a book or even watch Netflix!

There are no side effects that will prevent you from driving home or functioning throughout the day, so no need to stop your plans to make this treatment work with your lifestyle.

Come Back on A Regular Basis

You will need to come back on a regular basis.

Some patients say they feel an improvement within just 2 weeks of treatment!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Is TMS?

TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is a non-invasive treatment that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate specific areas of the brain involved in mood regulation. It’s often used to treat depression, especially in people who haven’t found relief from other treatments like medication or therapy.

How does TMS work?

During a TMS session, a device is placed on your scalp, and it sends magnetic pulses to the brain. These pulses help activate the parts of the brain that control mood, which can improve symptoms of depression.

Is TMS safe?

Yes, TMS is considered safe and well-tolerated. It has been approved by the FDA for treating depression. The most common side effects are mild and include headaches or scalp discomfort, which usually go away after a few treatments.

Who can benefit from TMS?

TMS is often recommended for people with major depressive disorder (MDD) who haven’t found relief with antidepressants or therapy. It’s also being studied for other mental health conditions like anxiety and PTSD.

How long does a TMS session take?

Each TMS session usually lasts between 20 to 40 minutes. Treatment typically involves daily sessions.

Will TMS treatment hurt?

TMS is a painless procedure. You might feel a tapping sensation on your scalp during treatment, but it’s generally comfortable.

Do I need to take time off work for TMS?

Most people can continue their regular activities, including work, during TMS treatment. Sessions are short, and there’s no downtime, so you can go back to your daily routine right after each session.

When will I start to feel better?

Some people notice an improvement in their symptoms within the first few weeks of treatment, while others may take longer. Your doctor will monitor your progress and adjust the treatment if needed.

Is TMS covered by insurance?

Many insurance plans cover TMS, especially for treating depression. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to understand your specific coverage. Our team can also assist you with insurance verification.

What should I expect during my first TMS appointment?

During your first appointment, the doctor will explain the procedure, determine the right spot on your head to place the device, and set the appropriate intensity for the magnetic pulses. This session may take a little longer, but following sessions will be quicker.

Is TMS the same as electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)?

No, TMS is different from electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). While both are used to treat depression, TMS is a non-invasive procedure that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate specific areas of the brain, whereas ECT involves electrically inducing seizures under anesthesia. TMS does not require anesthesia, does not cause seizures, and has fewer side effects, making it a gentler option for treating depression.