Reputable TMS providers operate under medical supervision, follow evidence-based protocols, and conduct thorough patient evaluations. Transparency, clinical experience, and clear communication about expectations are strong indicators of quality care.

Many insurance plans cover TMS for qualifying conditions, particularly treatment-resistant depression. Coverage varies by provider and policy. A reputable clinic will assist with insurance verification and explain financial responsibilities clearly before treatment begins. Please ask us during the consultation whether we accept your particular health insurance plan. 

A standard TMS treatment course typically spans several weeks, with sessions conducted multiple times per week. Each session is brief, and patients can return to normal activities immediately afterward. Treatment length is determined during the initial evaluation.

Yes, TMS is often used alongside psychotherapy or medication management when appropriate. Integrated care approaches allow providers to address symptoms from multiple angles, improving overall treatment effectiveness and patient satisfaction.

Ketamine is often used in patients who experience both anxiety and depression, as these conditions frequently overlap. Its effects on brain connectivity may support improvement across multiple mood-related symptoms when clinically appropriate.