For providers
Have you and your patient tried everything, but still battling depression? Our TMS treatment can be your clinical partner in helping your patients achieve remission from depression.
Collaborative Approach With Open Communication:
- We only provide TMS treatment services. We work with you in hand-in-hand in collaboration towards the health of your patients.
- We provide constant updates to you during and after the treatment course.
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Do you have any question?
About TMS
- The American Psychiatric Association (APA) recommends TMS therapy as a second-line treatment for patients who have not responded to antidepressants, or who are suffering side-effects from existing medications.
- FDA approved treatment for depression since 2008.
- All major hospital systems now use this treatment for a variety of ailments.
- Thousands of patients treated successfully with no major side-effects.
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive technique that applies brief magnetic pulses to the brain in order to activate neurons in the relevant brain structure to release neurotransmitters that affect mood.
Your Patient's Process with TMS procedure
Evaluation
Once we receive your referral, your patient will be evaluated by one of our licensed clinicians
Insurance
Insurance prior authorization approvals - We do all the work for the approvals
Treatment
Typical treatment course is:
- 5 treatments a week for 5-6 weeks
- 15-20 minutes per treatment session
Communication
We keep you updated on your patient's progress throughout treatment.
Explore Our Main Service
TMS for Depression & Anxiety
Our new dTMS device will go deeper and cover more area than traditional TMS, providing better results.
TMS for OCD
We now have the only device approved by the FDA and covered by insurance for OCD.
TMS for Addictions
Smoking cessation has recently been approved by the FDA for our Brainsway device. Talk to us about your addictions.
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