NEUROSTAR® TMS THERAPY IN ALASKA

Depression Treatment Doesn’t Have to Stop Here.

NeuroStar® TMS is a non-drug, non-invasive treatment for depression that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate areas of the brain involved in mood.

No sedation.
No anesthesia.
No downtime.

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Frequently Asked Questions

TMS can feel uncomfortable at first. You may feel tapping or knocking during treatment, sometimes described as a light rubber-band snapping sensation. Headache, scalp discomfort, facial twitching, or lightheadedness can occur, particularly during the first week. Serious side effects are uncommon.

Yes. You remain awake and seated comfortably throughout treatment.

Typically, about 20-30 minutes. Your first appointment will be longer because your provider needs to map your specific treatment location.

Yes, it is safe to drive after a treatment session.

Life happens. Missing a treatment does not mean your treatment suddenly stops working.

Many patients begin noticing improvement within 2-3 weeks of TMS treatment, including improved mood, fewer days of depression, and greater interest in connecting with others. Sometimes, friends and family notice the changes first. Completing the full treatment is important and gives patients the best chance for long-lasting relief from depression.

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Yes, your provider will advise you to continue your medication regimen throughout the course of your treatment.

Yes, NeuroStar is the #1 physician-recommended TMS Therapy for the treatment of mental health issues. It’s a safe, effective treatment that is FDA-cleared and covered by most insurance companies for MDD and MDD with anxious depression. And new payors are frequently adding OCD to their list of covered conditions. If you suffer from OCD, it’s worth asking your insurance company if they cover TMS for OCD treatment.