Question 1

Who is eligible for the 4-Day Accelerated TMS + VR program?

Accepted Answer

Adults aged roughly 18–70 with treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, ADHD, or generalized anxiety usually qualify, provided they have no seizure history, no implanted metal or electronic devices in the head or neck, and stable medical conditions. Because benzodiazepines can blunt stimulation effects, candidates should be willing to reduce or pause those medications where possible. Final clearance follows an in-clinic neurological exam and a Day-0 qEEG brain map.

Question 2

I tried standard TMS before and it didn’t stick. Why would this be different?

Accepted Answer

Conventional TMS spreads forty sessions over six weeks, delivering one long pulse each day. Our protocol compresses the same overall dose into multiple short bursts per day, spaced to maximize synaptic plasticity and paired with VR so the brain rehearses calm states during stimulation. Trials such as Stanford’s SAINT study and our own outcome tracking show this immersion-style dosing produces faster, stronger, and more durable changes—even in people who plateaued on the traditional schedule.

Question 3

Will my insurance reimburse any of the cost?

Accepted Answer

Although accelerated TMS is still classed as emerging, most insurers reimburse it at the standard TMS rate once medical necessity is documented. We provide a detailed superbill, submit or coach you through the claim, and many patients recover 30–70 percent of the fee after deductibles. HSA and FSA cards are accepted, often bringing the effective out-of-pocket close to—or lower than—the co-pays you would rack up during six weeks of ordinary TMS.

Question 4

Does it hurt or create downtime?

Accepted Answer

During each three-minute stimulation burst you feel a rhythmic tapping on the scalp, about like holding a vibrating phone to your temple. Most people report mild warmth or a fleeting pressure headache at worst, and fewer than five percent need a dose of acetaminophen. There is no anesthesia, no recovery room, and no driving restriction; many patients answer emails or slip into VR-guided breathwork between bursts.

Question 5

How long do the results last?

Accepted Answer

Clinic follow-ups show roughly 78 percent of patients maintain at least half their symptom relief six months after treatment. Durability depends on factors such as sleep quality, stress load, and use of the home toolkit we provide. If symptoms re-emerge, a single-day booster of ten sessions generally reactivates the benefit.

Question 6

Can I stay on my current medications?

Accepted Answer

Nearly all antidepressants, stimulants, and mood stabilizers are safe to continue.

Question 7

What if I need a booster later on?

Accepted Answer

Major life events such as surgery, grief, or a new concussion can nudge symptoms back. We offer single-day refreshers of ten sessions or two-day courses of twenty sessions, priced at roughly half the original fee. Most patients rarely need them, but knowing a quick reboot is available provides peace of mind.

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