We provide transcranial magnetic stimulation, a life-changing treatment for medication-resistant depression

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is FDA approved, Non-Invasive, Covered by Insurance, with Over 1 Million Treatments Nationwide

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Duluth TMS | TMS Therapy For Anxiety, TMS Therapy for Depression and TMS Therapy for OCD

What is TMS Therapy?

A different way to treat your depression.

TMS therapy uses strong magnetic pulses to stimulate a localized region of the brain. This produces a clinical benefit without medication side-effects or the adverse effects associated with electro-convulsive therapy (ECT). As healthy brain function returns over the course of treatment, depressive symptoms subside.

What to Expect

Duluth TMS | TMS Therapy for Depression, TMS Therapy For Anxiety and TMS Therapy for OCD

5

Treatments / week

Duluth TMS | TMS Therapy for OCD, TMS Therapy for Depression and TMS Therapy For Anxiety

6-9

Weeks

5

Minutes per typical treatment

Duluth TMS | TMS Therapy for Depression, TMS Therapy for OCD and What is TMS

36

Average number of sessions

Experience the Benefits

FDA-approved, non-drug treatment

Safe, non-invasive, and without medication-related side effects

Covered by most health insurance plans

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Doesn’t interfere with other treatments

Effective by itself or along with existing medications

5 minutes per typical appointment

Return to your daily activities, including work, school, and driving right away

Insurance & Payments

TMS treatment for depression is covered by most insurances, including those listed below. Our office team works diligently to obtain TMS treatment approval and will review your benefits with you prior to starting the TMS treatment course. Based upon your coverage and benefits, we’ll also let you know if any insurance copay or out-of-pocket expenses are involved prior to starting the course of care.

Please note that TMS therapies for anxiety, OCD, and PTSD are considered elective services and are not covered procedures. Patients will need to pay privately for TMS therapy for any of these disorders. Our office accepts most major credit cards, cash, or check payments.