Is TMS surgery?
No. It is a noninvasive intervention and does not require an incision. The team explains how it is performed and what sensations may occur.
TMS available after evaluation
A careful evaluation to determine whether TMS may be appropriate for you.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a noninvasive intervention that uses magnetic pulses. Before treatment, the provider reviews diagnosis, prior treatment, medical history, and possible contraindications.
- Adults 18+
- English and Spanish
- No insurance required
- By appointment only
What is included
Eligibility, safety, and clear expectations.
TMS is not appropriate for everyone. The consultation reviews potential benefits, limits, risks, and alternatives for your situation.
Eligibility evaluation
- Current diagnosis, symptoms, and level of functioning.
- Medication, psychotherapy, and other prior treatment.
- Response, tolerability, and reasons for considering another option.
- Goals, availability, and ability to attend sessions.
Safety review
- Implants, metal, or medical devices in the body.
- Neurological history, seizures, or relevant injuries.
- Medication and factors that may affect risk.
- The procedure, expected sensations, and possible side effects.
Service availability does not mean that every person is a candidate. The clinical evaluation determines whether TMS may be considered and does not guarantee a specific result.
What to expect
From consultation to an individualized plan.
If you are a candidate, the team explains scheduling, sessions, follow-up, and symptoms that should be reported.
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Consultation
Diagnosis, symptoms, and prior treatment are reviewed.
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Safety
The provider evaluates history, devices, medication, and contraindications.
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Decision
The provider explains whether TMS may be an option and discusses alternatives.
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Plan
When appropriate, the session schedule and follow-up are arranged.
How to prepare
Bring information about treatment and health.
Safety depends on an accurate medical history and knowing about devices or metal in the body.
- A list of current medications and prior treatment.
- Information about implants, devices, or metal in the body.
- A history of seizures, injuries, or neurological conditions.
- Questions about the process, time, cost, and expectations.
Do not stop medication before the evaluation unless a professional who knows your case instructs you to do so.
Before you decide
You can ask questions before scheduling.
A WhatsApp message does not commit you to scheduling. The team can explain the process and availability so you can decide calmly. You do not need health insurance to request an appointment.
To protect your privacy, avoid sending documents, detailed clinical information, or urgent messages through WhatsApp before receiving guidance.
Frequently asked questions
Information to help you feel more prepared.
How many sessions will I need?
The number and frequency depend on the clinical indication and individual plan. They are explained before treatment when the person is a candidate.
Does TMS guarantee improvement?
No. Response varies. The evaluation includes realistic expectations, possible benefits, risks, limits, and alternatives.
Can I ask about TMS without health insurance?
Yes. You do not need health insurance to request information or an appointment. The team can explain the evaluation and next steps through WhatsApp.