With insurance, most of our patients pay $0–$50 per TMS session. Your exact cost depends on your plan's deductible and copay, and we check it for free before you start. Paying without insurance? Ask us for current self-pay pricing.
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COST AT A GLANCE
TMS is priced as a course, not a single visit. A standard course is usually 30–36 sessions over 6–9 weeks; your psychiatrist sets your schedule. The number that matters is your share of the whole course, and for insured patients that depends mostly on the per-session copay and any deductible left for the year.
With insurance, most patients pay $0–$50 per session. If you're paying yourself, ask us for current self-pay pricing and we'll explain exactly what it covers before you commit. Flexible self-pay plans are available.
A course covers more than time in the chair: your psychiatric evaluation, the motor threshold mapping visit, daily treatments delivered by trained staff and your psychiatrist's oversight throughout. There are no anaesthesia, recovery-room or medication costs attached to TMS itself.
New to the treatment? Read TMS therapy for depression first, then come back to the numbers.
We verify your benefits and handle prior authorization before your first session, so you know your expected share of the cost up front.
$0–$50
Per session for most insured patients
Free
Insurance verification
30–36
Sessions in a standard course
None
Anaesthesia or recovery fees
WHAT AFFECTS YOUR COST
Two patients at the same clinic can pay very different amounts. These are the main reasons.
YOUR PLAN
If you haven't met your deductible, early sessions may cost more until you do. After that you pay your plan's copay or coinsurance per session. Our free verification spells this out before you start.
YOUR PROTOCOL
Because cost builds per session, a longer course costs more in total. Your psychiatrist sets the number of sessions, and insurers usually approve a set number at a time.
YOUR NETWORK
We're in-network with Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, United, Empire BCBS, Oxford and Medicare. If your plan is out-of-network, we can support you in claiming reimbursement for part of the cost.
COST COMPARISON
We offer all three treatments, so here is how they compare on cost, coverage and time. Ask us for your own estimate. For Spravato in detail, read how much Spravato costs in 2026; for ketamine, see our ketamine therapy cost guide.
WAYS TO PAY
Most major plans cover TMS for depression once their criteria are met. We're in-network with the carriers listed below and handle prior authorization for you.
Medicare covers TMS for depression when it is medically necessary under the local coverage rules for your region, which you can search in the CMS Medicare Coverage Database. We accept Medicare.
TMS treats a diagnosed medical condition, so it is generally an eligible expense for HSA and FSA funds. IRS Publication 502 explains which medical costs qualify. Check with your plan administrator if unsure.
Ask us for current self-pay pricing. We offer flexible self-pay plans and support with out-of-network reimbursement claims.
Free insurance verification. Know your cost before your first session.
YOUR ESTIMATE IN 4 STEPS
STEP 1 · FREE
Give us your insurance details and a short summary of the treatments you've already tried.
STEP 2
We contact your insurer to confirm your deductible, copay or coinsurance, and whether TMS needs prior authorization.
STEP 3
If your plan requires it, we submit the request with your psychiatrist's evaluation and your treatment history.
STEP 4
We tell you your expected cost before your first session, so you can decide with the full picture.
Start your free benefits check today.
INSURANCE CRITERIA
Each insurer writes its own medical policy, but most look for the same things. Our guide is TMS covered by insurance? walks through what major insurers and Medicare ask for in detail.
Coverage is usually for major depressive disorder confirmed by a psychiatric evaluation, often with a standard symptom score such as the PHQ-9.
Most policies ask for a set number of antidepressant trials at an adequate dose and length, or medications you couldn't tolerate. The number varies by plan.
Many plans also want to see a trial of psychotherapy alongside medication.
Coverage is approved before treatment begins, usually for a set number of sessions. If a request is denied, we'll go through the reason with you and talk about next steps, including an appeal.
Not sure you meet your plan's criteria? We'll check for free.
WHY IT COSTS WHAT IT DOES
Each session uses specialised FDA-cleared equipment and trained staff under a psychiatrist's supervision, and the effect builds over many visits. That's why the price reflects a full course rather than one treatment.
When you compare options, count the whole picture. TMS has no anaesthesia fees and no recovery time, and you can drive yourself, so there's no ride to arrange and no lost day of work. Spravato is given only in a REMS-certified setting with at least 2 hours of monitoring and no driving until the next day, and IV ketamine also means a ride home.
Whether TMS is worth it depends on your situation. If antidepressants haven't helped, it's worth knowing your real cost before ruling TMS out. Send us your insurance details and we'll give you a number.
TMS needs no sedation or anaesthesia, so there's nothing extra to pay for.
Sessions take about 20–30 minutes, and you can go straight back to work.
You can drive yourself to and from every session.
Confirm your deductible and session limits with us first, so nothing surprises you later.
We're in-network with the plans below and accept Medicare. Not listed? Send us your details and we'll check your coverage for free.
AETNA
BCBS
CIGNA
UNITED
EMPIRE BCBS
OXFORD
MEDICARE
+ MORE CARRIERS
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