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TMS therapy for depression in Miami

Transcranial magnetic stimulation is a non-invasive, medication-free treatment for depression that has not improved enough with antidepressants. You stay awake and can drive home afterwards.

Older patient reviewing his treatment with a clinician

How TMS works

TMS uses focused magnetic pulses to stimulate the areas of the brain involved in regulating mood. A treatment coil rests against your head while you sit in a comfortable chair. There is no anesthesia and no sedation.

TMS is FDA-cleared to treat major depressive disorder in adults and, with specific devices, obsessive-compulsive disorder. A typical course is five short sessions a week for several weeks. Your psychiatric provider confirms the plan that is right for you.

Older man talking with his doctor in a bright consultation room

Who TMS can help

Your TMS journey

Evaluation and coverage

A psychiatric provider confirms TMS is a good fit, and we check your insurance. Medicare and many plans cover TMS when criteria are met.

Mapping session

We locate the precise treatment area and the right strength for you.

Treatment sessions

Short weekday sessions for several weeks. Most people return to work or daily activities right after.

Frequently asked questions

Most people feel a tapping sensation on the scalp. Some have a mild headache early in treatment, which usually fades within the first sessions.

Medicare and many commercial plans cover TMS for depression when certain criteria are met, such as previous medication trials. We verify your benefits before you start.

Usually yes. TMS is often combined with medication and therapy. Your provider will review this with you.

The most common are scalp discomfort and headache. Seizures are rare. We screen for risk factors before treatment begins.

Find out if TMS is right for you

Schedule an evaluation with our psychiatric team. We will check your coverage first.