Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Treatment
If your current medication or therapy isn’t working, you still have options. Oria Health offers Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation therapy for depression, an advanced option for individuals seeking relief after multiple failed treatment attempts. This non-invasive treatment works by stimulating the brain’s mood-regulating pathways, helping improve clarity, stability, and overall functioning.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) at Oria Health
When depression doesn’t improve with medication or therapy alone, it can feel frustrating and discouraging. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is an FDA-approved, insurance-covered treatment that offers another path forward.
At Oria, we provide TMS as part of a thoughtful, closely monitored care plan designed to support lasting improvements rather than short-term relief.
What is TMS?
TMS is a non-invasive treatment that uses gentle magnetic pulses to stimulate areas of the brain involved in mood regulation. These pulses help activate underactive brain circuits associated with depression.
Unlike medications, TMS works directly on targeted brain regions and does not circulate through the body. We perform treatments while you’re awake, seated comfortably, and you can return to normal activities immediately afterward.
How TMS Works
Targeted Magnetic Stimulation
We place a treatment coil against the scalp to deliver gentle magnetic pulses to specific areas of the brain involved in mood regulation.
Activation of Underactive Brain Circuits
The magnetic pulses stimulate brain regions that are less active in depression, helping restore more typical patterns of activity.
Repeated Sessions Build Effect Over Time
We deliver TMS in brief sessions over several weeks. Repetition helps reinforce healthier brain signaling and symptom improvement.
What Success with TMS Can Look Like
- Persistent low mood and feelings of depression.
- Loss of interest or pleasure in daily activities.
- Low motivation and mental fatigue.
- Difficulty concentrating or thinking clearly.
- Slowed thinking or reduced mental energy.
- Overall daily functioning and ability to engage in life.
Is TMS Right for You?
TMS Might Be a Good Fit if:
- You’ve tried multiple antidepressants without lasting relief.
- Medication side effects have been challenging to tolerate.
- You’re looking for a targeted, non-invasive treatment option.
- Depression continues to interfere with daily life despite therapy.
Why People Choose TMS:
- Non-invasive and medication-free
- FDA-approved since 2008
- Minimal side effects (most commonly mild headache or fatigue)
- No sedation or recovery time required
- Safe for long-term use
- Covered by many insurance plans.
What Makes TMS at Oria Health Effective
Experienced, Attentive Team
Clinicians with extensive experience in complex depression deliver TMS at Oria and maintain close involvement throughout the treatment process.
Thoughtful, Ongoing Clinical Oversight
TMS works best when it’s guided, monitored, and adjusted over time. We remain closely involved throughout care: tracking responses, supporting side effects, and making adjustments.
Support Before, During, and After Treatment
Care doesn’t stop when sessions end. We help patients integrate gains into daily life and, when appropriate, coordinate therapy or medication management to support lasting progress.
Our TMS Treatment Process
Step 1:
Initial Evaluation
We review your diagnosis, treatment history, and current symptoms to confirm whether TMS is appropriate and to design a personalized treatment plan.
Step 2:
Planning and Preparation
If Spravato® is necessary, we walk you through how the treatment works, answer questions, review expectations, and help coordinate insurance and scheduling.
Step 3:
Treatment Sessions
TMS sessions are brief and typically occur several times per week over a period of weeks. The treatment is non-invasive, and most people describe the sensation as a light tapping on the scalp.
Step 4:
Ongoing Monitoring and Adjustment
We track progress throughout the course of treatment and make thoughtful adjustments as needed to support sustained improvement.
Why Choose Oria Health for TMS Treatment
Experienced Mental Health Specialists
Our TMS therapy clinic is led by psychiatrists with experience in neurostimulation and brain-based treatments. Every session is carefully overseen to ensure accurate delivery and consistency. We focus on doing TMS therapy services with precision, so treatment is both safe and effective over time.
Personalized Treatment Plans
As a trusted transcranial magnetic stimulation depression treatment clinic, we tailor our TMS therapy services to your unique diagnosis, lifestyle preferences, and treatment goals. Our TMS specialists’ clinic team monitors responses and makes adjustments as necessary, ensuring you receive a solution that actually addresses your concerns.
Integrated Therapy & Medication Support
Our interventional treatments work as part of a larger care plan. We integrate our TMS health services with ongoing therapy strategies and medication plans, and because we provide all of these under one roof, you get holistic care without having to juggle multiple providers.
Ongoing Monitoring & Adjustment
Our TMS treatment clinic team tracks your progress with every session. We verify how you’re responding, if you’re experiencing relief, or whether the pulse intensities require adjustment. Regular check-ins and hands-on monitoring are standard parts of our TMS therapy services, so the treatment evolves as your needs change.
Focus on Lasting Results
At our transcranial magnetic stimulation clinic, our goal is not just short-term improvement. We focus on helping you achieve more stable, lasting relief that carries into your daily life. Treatment is designed to support consistent functioning, so you can maintain progress and feel steadier over time.
FAQS about Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
What is Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)?
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is an FDA-approved, non-invasive treatment for depression that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate areas of the brain involved in mood regulation.
TMS works directly on underactive brain circuits associated with depression, without medication, sedation, or downtime.
How is TMS different from medication?
What does a typical TMS session feel like?
How long does TMS treatment last?
Are there side effects?
Can I continue therapy or medication while doing TMS?
Yes, and often, that’s encouraged.
TMS is most effective when used as part of a coordinated care plan, which may include therapy and medication management. Our team will help ensure we align all aspects of your care.
Is TMS covered by insurance?
We Accept All Major Insurance Carriers





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