Many insurance plans cover TMS for depression. Our team will work with you to verify your insurance benefits and ensure that you understand any out-of-pocket costs.

TMS is often recommended for individuals with major depressive disorder who have not found relief from traditional treatments like antidepressant medications or therapy. It is a great option for those looking for a non-invasive, drug-free solution to treat depression.

TMS is generally well-tolerated, but some individuals may experience mild discomfort such as scalp soreness or headaches. These effects are temporary and often improve after the first few sessions.

Typically, TMS therapy for depression is administered 5 days a week for 4-6 weeks. After the initial course of treatment, maintenance sessions may be recommended.

Most patients find that TMS is not painful. Also, the intensity of the pulses can be adjusted to ensure your comfort during each session.

Yes, TMS has been FDA-approved for the treatment of depression since 2008 and has been extensively studied. Over 15 years and millions of treatments, TMS has proven to be safe and well-tolerated with few reported side effects. It is non-invasive, meaning there is no need for surgery or anesthesia, and you remain awake and alert during the procedure.

Most patients begin to feel a positive change in their mood by the 2nd or 3rd week of treatment. For others, it may take 4-5 weeks to experience the full benefits. Studies show that TMS can provide substantial relief in 70-80% of cases, with over half of patients experiencing complete remission from their symptoms.