TMS / rTMS Therapy
Non-invasive brain stimulation for depression and neurological conditions. No needles, no medications, no anesthesia, and no downtime.
About Treatment
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate specific areas of the brain involved in mood, pain, attention, and recovery. The treatment is performed while you are awake and seated.
Brain Spine Health offers standard rTMS and shorter Thetaburst protocols. Thetaburst is a specialized option for patients who may benefit from a much shorter session time and a focused accelerated schedule.
Treatment is non-invasive and medication-free. Patients can usually drive themselves home and return to normal activities immediately after each visit.
Where depression follows a head injury, TMS is usually one part of a wider plan. Our neurology & tbi care covers the evaluation side of it — imaging review, qEEG, VNG, and vestibular rehabilitation.
Conditions We Treat
Protocol Options
Prices shown are cash-pay rates. Personal injury lien billing is also available.
Standard repetitive TMS delivers magnetic pulses to targeted brain regions, most often the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, with a gradual treatment schedule.
Clinic Specialty
Our clinic specializes in intermittent Thetaburst Stimulation, a focused protocol designed to deliver treatment in short sessions with an accelerated course.
Accelerated Thetaburst may be considered for patients seeking a compressed treatment timeline, depending on clinical fit and treatment goals. May be combined with D-cycloserine to enhance neuroplasticity.
These prices, how the rest of our care is quoted, and how lien billing works are all set out on the cash-pay pricing page.
Pioneering Research
Brain Stimulation | March–April 2023
Dr. Harpreet Singh is its author. A retrospective study evaluating excitatory rTMS for depression in adults with traumatic brain injury or post-concussion syndrome, reporting significant reductions in depression severity on standard depression scales.
Read the Full ArticleThe Process
We review your symptoms, history, medications, and treatment goals.
Your physician recommends rTMS, Thetaburst, or another appropriate protocol.
Targeted magnetic stimulation is delivered while you remain awake and comfortable.
Response and sensitivity are tracked so the plan can be adjusted when clinically appropriate.
FAQ
TMS is typically painless. Some patients notice tapping or mild scalp sensitivity during treatment, but pain is uncommon and usually brief when it occurs.
No. TMS is non-invasive brain stimulation. There are no needles, no medications administered during the procedure, no anesthesia, and no surgical incision.
Response varies by diagnosis and protocol. Many patients notice changes during the treatment course, while others improve after completing the full series.
These are cash-pay prices: the Single Day Accelerated Thetaburst is $2,500, the five-day Thetaburst protocol is $7,500, and the standard 36-session rTMS protocol is $150 per session, with no differentiation between sessions. Personal injury lien billing is also available.
Same-week evaluations available. Cash-pay and personal injury lien options.