TMS Therapy for Depression
A non-invasive treatment option designed to help adults struggling with depression.
Discover a personalized approach to depression care at VivaBest Psychiatry. TMS uses targeted magnetic stimulation to activate areas of the brain associated with mood regulation.
A Different Approach to Depression Care
When traditional treatments haven’t provided the results you hoped for, TMS may offer another option.
Personalized Treatment Plans
Non-Invasive Treatment
No Anesthesia Required
Covered by Many Insurance Plans
Still Struggling With Depression?
Depression can affect your mood, relationships, work, sleep, and everyday life. For some people, medications and traditional treatments may not provide enough relief.
You don't have to stop looking for options.
If depression continues to impact your quality of life, TMS may be worth exploring with a qualified psychiatric provider.
How TMS Therapy Works
TMS uses magnetic pulses to stimulate specific areas of the brain associated with mood regulation.
Personalized Treatment
Your treatment plan is designed around your individual needs and goals.
Non-Invasive Approach
TMS does not require surgery or anesthesia, making it a gentle treatment option.
Convenient Sessions
Treatment sessions are performed in a clinical setting and allow you to return to your daily routine.
Insurance Coverage
TMS treatment may be covered by many insurance providers, depending on your plan and eligibility.
TMS May Be Covered by Your Insurance
Many insurance companies provide coverage for TMS therapy when eligibility requirements are met.
Our team can help you understand your options and determine whether your insurance plan may cover treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is a non-invasive treatment that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate targeted areas of the brain involved in mood regulation.
TMS is generally well tolerated. Some patients may experience mild sensations during treatment, but sessions do not require anesthesia.
A typical TMS session is performed in a clinical setting and usually takes a short amount of time, allowing patients to return to their normal activities.
Many insurance plans may provide coverage for TMS therapy depending on eligibility requirements.
A consultation with a qualified psychiatric provider can help determine whether TMS may be an appropriate treatment option.
Ready to Explore a Different Approach to Depression Treatment?
Take the next step toward understanding whether TMS may be right for you.