TMS Therapy for Treatment-Resistant Depression

TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is a non-invasive treatment for severe depression approved by the FDA in 2008. Many insurances recognize the impact this treatment has had for thousands of patients, and hence, most offer coverage options for TMS.

TMS uses gentle, short pulses of magnetic fields painlessly to stimulate cells in the brain and help alleviate symptoms of depression. It does so by increasing activity and communication in the specific areas of the brain involved in mood regulation.

TMS Therapy Room in office with machine and chair

TMS Insurances Accepted

Aetna, Carelon (Beacon), Cigna, Humana, Medicare, many Medicare Advantage plans, Optum, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Florida Blue, and more.

Please inquire with our office to verify coverage and to see if you are a good candidate for TMS.

Non Stop

Flexible

Daily Scheduling

We do our best to accommodate our patients offer appointments throughout the day- morning, early afternoon, and up until closing. We know schedules can change from day to day, and we are more than glad to work with you to come up with a achievable plan.

Waiting Times

18 min

Short Treatment Times

18 minutes per treatment, that's it! Be in and out of the office and go on with your day without a hitch.

Although your initial Mapping and halfway ReMapping will take some more time, the bulk of your treatments will be completed in less than half an hour.

Staff

Holistic

Care Team

Our team of Providers, Coordinators, and Front Desk representatives all work together and remain in constant communication to make sure your treatment journey is as smooth as possible. We make sure everything is crystal clear and to answer all of your questions, so that you can be confident in the care you are receiving.

Patients

No Downtime

Get Back To What Matters

Unlike other treatments that use medication, TMS is unique in that its magnetic waves do not require any downtime to recover from. You are free to drive yourself to and from our clinic as well as head out as soon as your treatment is complete.

TMS FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can qualify for TMS treatment?+

Patients diagnosed with depression—especially those who have not improved with multiple medications—may be eligible for TMS therapy. An initial consultation helps confirm whether TMS is a good fit.

What insurances cover TMS?+

We currently accept Aetna, Carelon (Beacon), Cigna, Humana, Optum, and Blue Cross Blue Shield/Florida Blue. Medicare and many Medicare Advantage plans may also cover TMS. Please inquire to verify coverage and to see if you are a good candidate for TMS.

Does TMS actually work?+

Research shows TMS can be highly effective for depression, with many patients seeing meaningful improvement. Results vary from person to person, and some patients may achieve full remission after completing a treatment course.

Can TMS be combined with medication and/or therapy?+

Yes. TMS can be safely combined with medication and psychotherapy. Many patients continue their existing treatments during TMS to support the best possible outcome.

How soon will I notice improvements?+

Everyone responds differently. Some people notice changes in mood, focus, or energy within the first couple of weeks, while others take longer. Benefits often build gradually over the course of treatment, and your care team will monitor progress along the way.

What should I expect at my first TMS session?+

Your first appointment is called a “mapping” session. We determine the best coil placement and set the stimulation level tailored to you, while answering questions and making sure you’re comfortable.

Is TMS therapy uncomfortable?+

TMS isn’t considered painful, and side effects are typically minimal. The most common is mild scalp discomfort during treatment.