Restoring Hope in those with Depression & Anxiety

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is the most advanced form of FDA-approved depression treatment and offers long-term remission from the debilitating symptoms of depression.

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Our expertise enables you to more joy-filled life. We're in the business of improving lives - helping you to reach optimal wellness by treating mental health conditions at the core.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) allows us the opportunity to offer you a better quality of life. Our TMS certified psychiatrists and clinicians offer expertise combined with compassion and sincere desire to help you live a much happier, healthier, more joyful life.


You don't have to continue to suffer. But, you do have to make the right choice and Say "YES" to NeuroHeal TMS.  We'll take care of the rest.

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Take the Depression Test

The PHQ 9 belongs to a series of mental health questionnaires which evaluate patient symptoms in search for a mental disorder, in this case, depression.


The tool consists of 9 items that relate to different depressive symptoms.


Check Your Depression Symptoms

How Does TMS Work?

During a TMS session for the treatment of depression, an electromagnetic coil is placed against your scalp just above your left eyebrow, depending on the treatment protocol. The treatment coil painlessly delivers a magnetic pulse, similar to that used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), that stimulates nerve cells in the region of your brain involved in mood control and depression. TMS activates regions of the brain that have decreased activity in depression or other mood disorders.


While the biology of why TMS works isn't completely understood, the stimulation has proved to impact how the brain is working, which in turn seems to ease depression symptoms and improve mood. There are different ways to perform the procedure, and varying treatment protocols used depending on the condition being treated. However, the standard, most widely used condition treated is depression - which was FDA-approved in 2008.  Since this time, millions of people have benefited from TMS.



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Conditions Treated with TMS Therapy

Depression

TMS for depression is typically covered by insurance when specific insurance guidelines have been satisfied and a prior authorization is generally required.

Anxiety

TMS is not generally covered by insurance for the treatment of anxiety, however, at NeuroHeal TMS we can add the anxiety treatment to any other treatment protocol.

OCD

TMS is an FDA-approved treatment for OCD; however, few insurances have to to jump on board and reimburse for this condition.

PTSD

The VA Community Care Network is working with local TMS providers who can offer treatment to Veterans suffering from PTSD.

Bipolar Disorder

While TMS is not yet an FDA-approved treatment for Bipolar disorder, there is much research to support its efficacy.

Postpartum Depression

Like major depression, postpartum depression can be a serious condition and required immediate intervention. TMS can help.

Chronic Neuropathic Pain

TMS has shown to be an effective treatment option for those with certain chronic neuropathic pain conditions.

Addiction

TMS therapy has emerged as an alternative treatment option for certain substance use disorders.

Tinnitus

For this very common, yet perplexing condition, studies have shown that TMS can be an effective treatment option for some people.

Migraines

Recent evidence strongly suggests that TMS can serve as an effective treatment for severe migraine headaches.

Stroke Rehabilitation

Motor recovery after a stroke can take years; however, TMS has been used to assist stroke victims in the process of stroke rehabilitation.

Adolescent Depression

While insurance typically only covers adult patients, TMS can be very effective for adolescent and teen depression.

Learn About the Star*D Clinical Trial



STAR*D is the largest prospective clinical trial of major depressive disorder ever conducted. It was a multicenter, nationwide association of 14 university-based regional centers, which oversaw a total of 23 participating psychiatric clinics and 18 primary care clinics. STAR*D was a seminal, large-scale, practical clinical trial that provided a great deal of data for clinicians, researchers, and policy makers about antidepressant therapy regimes.



Since the conclusion of this trial in 2004, TMS was first FDA-approved in 2008, and has now become widely used by psychiatrist and other physician specialities across the United States. Learn more about the Star*D Study HERE.

Patient Screening Questionnaires

The below screening tools are not intended to diagnosis a mental health condition or disorder. However, these online tools can help with determining the level of severity of your symptoms and can assist you in making a determination of whether or not you should seek the help of a licensed mental health professional or schedule a more thorough evaluation with NeuroHEAL TMS.

Mood Disorder Questionnaire
Screens for bipolar symptoms linked to bipolar spectrum disorders.t

Generalized Anxiety Questionnaire

Assess the severity of the most common seven anxious disorder symptoms

Depression Anxiety Stress Screening

Evaluates the severity of depressive, anxious, and stress symptoms.

Geriatric Depression Questionnaire

Evaluates symptoms of depression in elderly patients.

10 Reasons to Say "YES" to TMS

Medications don't work for everyone and are often accompanied by undesired side effects.


Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) offers hope for a new beginning.


Here's 10 reasons patients Say "YES" to TMS.

10 Reasons to Say YES to TMS

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