Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

TREATMENT RESISTANT DEPRESSION
If you have depression but have had no progress
with talk therapy, your medication is not working or
the side effects are intolerable; you may have what is
known as treatment resistant depression.

Living with depression is hard, but Major Depressive
Disorder (MDD) can be especially painful when one
treatment after another doesn’t help. You lose hope.
Will you ever feel better?
Finding the right treatment can take time but TMS
may be the treatment that will make you feel like
yourself again.

FEEL LIKE YOURSELF AGAIN
APPROXIMATELY 58% OF
PATIENTS WITH TREATMENT
RESISTANT MDD RESPOND
POSITIVELY TO TMS THERAPY

WHAT IS TMS?

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a series of
repetitive, brief and highly focused magnetic pulses,
designed to stimulate brain cells

HOW DOES IT WORK?
In depressed patients, the electrical activity in certain areas of the brain is shown to be reduced. TMS targeted in these areas, reawakens these cells, increasing brain activity to appropriate levels.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TMS AND ANTIDEPRESSANTS?
TMS is typically prescribed when antidepressants have failed, or the side eﬀects are intolerable. Antidepressants are systemic, which means that the medication is absorbed into the blood stream. This can cause numerous side eﬀects. TMS is a non-invasive, outpatient procedure with no systemic side eﬀects.

POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS
TMS is a safe and well tolerated treatment that is not associated with any of the systemic side eﬀects typically experienced with antidepressants. Clinical studies show that the most common side eﬀects are mild to moderate scalp discomfort and mild headaches, both of which are short term. *Short-term transient side effects have been noted in some cases. There have been infrequent reports of seizures associated with TMS. The
estimated seizure risk is 0.03% of treatment sessions, or <1% of patients.

WILL TMS BE COVERED BY MY INSURANCE?
TMS is covered by most insurance providers including Medicare (and also by Medicaid in some states). Prior authorization is typically required for insurance coverage - your physician will manage this process.

WHAT MIGHT I EXPECT DURING MY TMS TREATMENT?
TMS is performed in a doctor’s oﬃce or clinic. Treatment sessions last from 3 - 37.5 minutes and are typically performed 5 days per week, over a six-week period. You will be seated in a comfortable chair, some measurements may be taken and you may be provided with earplugs. Your doctor will position the magnetic coil on your head and treatment will begin. You may feel a moderate tapping on your head under the treatment coil and you will remain awake and alert throughout treatment. Following your session, you will be able to drive home and you can resume normal activities for the rest of the day.

For more information or to schedule an appointment please contact us today.

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Tuesday 9 AM-9 PM

Wednesday 9 AM-9 PM

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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

Spravato Referral:

Mental Health & Chronic Pain Referral Form:

TREATMENT RESISTANT DEPRESSION
If you have depression but have had no progress
with talk therapy, your medication is not working or
the side effects are intolerable; you may have what is
known as treatment resistant depression.

Living with depression is hard, but Major Depressive
Disorder (MDD) can be especially painful when one
treatment after another doesn’t help. You lose hope.
Will you ever feel better?
Finding the right treatment can take time but TMS
may be the treatment that will make you feel like
yourself again.

FEEL LIKE YOURSELF AGAIN
APPROXIMATELY 58% OF
PATIENTS WITH TREATMENT
RESISTANT MDD RESPOND
POSITIVELY TO TMS THERAPY

WHAT IS TMS?

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a series of
repetitive, brief and highly focused magnetic pulses,
designed to stimulate brain cells

WILL TMS BE COVERED BY MY INSURANCE?
TMS is covered by most insurance providers including Medicare (and also by Medicaid in some states). Prior authorization is typically required for insurance coverage - your physician will manage this process.

For more information or to schedule an appointment please contact us today.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

Spravato Referral:

Mental Health & Chronic Pain Referral Form:

TREATMENT RESISTANT DEPRESSION If you have depression but have had no progress with talk therapy, your medication is not working or the side effects are intolerable; you may have what is known as treatment resistant depression.

FEEL LIKE YOURSELF AGAIN​ APPROXIMATELY 58% OF PATIENTS WITH TREATMENT RESISTANT MDD RESPOND POSITIVELY TO TMS THERAPY

WHAT IS TMS?

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a series of repetitive, brief and highly focused magnetic pulses, designed to stimulate brain cells ​

WILL TMS BE COVERED BY MY INSURANCE? TMS is covered by most insurance providers including Medicare (and also by Medicaid in some states). Prior authorization is typically required for insurance coverage - your physician will manage this process.

For more information or to schedule an appointment please contact us today.

TREATMENT RESISTANT DEPRESSION
If you have depression but have had no progress
with talk therapy, your medication is not working or
the side effects are intolerable; you may have what is
known as treatment resistant depression.

FEEL LIKE YOURSELF AGAIN
APPROXIMATELY 58% OF
PATIENTS WITH TREATMENT
RESISTANT MDD RESPOND
POSITIVELY TO TMS THERAPY

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a series of
repetitive, brief and highly focused magnetic pulses,
designed to stimulate brain cells

WILL TMS BE COVERED BY MY INSURANCE?
TMS is covered by most insurance providers including Medicare (and also by Medicaid in some states). Prior authorization is typically required for insurance coverage - your physician will manage this process.