
BrainsWay Deep TMS(Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation)
FAQs
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Deep TMS is particularly beneficial for individuals who haven't responded to other treatments like medication or psychotherapy.
Individuals with metal implants near the head or past of seizures, are unable to receive treatment.
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The initial mapping session lasts approximately 60 minutes. Following this, individual treatment sessions are scheduled daily over a period of 4-6 weeks for 20 minutes.
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Most people begin to notice some improvements from Deep TMS within 2-4 weeks, though some may respond sooner or later. Full benefits typically appear by the end of the 6-8 week course. Completing the entire treatment is key to achieving the best and most lasting results.
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Coverage for Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)
Most major insurance providers we accept — including United Healthcare, Mass General, Tufts, Aetna, Cigna, BCBS, and Anthem — now cover Deep TMS treatment for depression and OCD. The approval process for this treatment typically takes between 1 to 2 weeks.
Coverage typically requires:
A formal MDD or OCD diagnosis.
Documentation of failed trials (usually 2 or more) of antidepressants or psychotherapy.
Prior authorization from your provider.
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BrainsWay’s Deep TMS therapy goes one step further with its own patented technology. BrainsWays unique H-Coil lined device manages to directly stimulate brain structures found deeper in the brain, enabling treatment of mental health conditions beyond depression.
Studies suggest higher response and remission rates compared to traditional TMS. Among patients who completed at least 30 sessions, greater than 4 in 5 achieved response and approximately 2 in 3 achieved remission.
Contact US
Phone: (617) 340-9695
After hours emergency line: (617) 340-9654
Fax: (617) 404-9360
Email: office@atlasbehavioralhealth.org
If you are a new patient and interested in setting up a TMS Evaluation Appointment, please feel free to fill out the form and someone from our office will reach out.
Or you can schedule a TMS Evaluation Appointment here: