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Tms is an Evidence-based Treatment for Depression and Ocd

When antidepressants fail to provide relief, TMS can help. Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is an FDA-cleared, non-invasive, nonmedication, alternative treatment for depression and obsessive compulsive disorder.

TMS uses a highly focused, pulsed magnetic field (similar to an MRI) to stimulate a specific area of the brain associated with controlling mood. After repeated treatments, TMS can decrease the symptoms of depression or OCD.

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TMS is Covered by Most Insurance Plans

The good news is that many insurance providers cover TMS treatment for patients with major depressive disorder. Active Path works with most commercial insurance plans as well as Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE and TriWest. We are also in-network for Care Oregon.

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What Patients Are Saying

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“If your medicines and counseling haven’t been helping try adding this to your treatment plan. You may be very glad you did.”
– Darin

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“I wish I had this available years ago. I could have started to live life a long time ago. Best thing I’ve ever done for myself.”
– Debbie

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“You are not alone. These people will help you see the light at the end of the tunnel.”
– Michael

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“It was transforming. I feel like my battery has been recharged. I’m able to live my life more fully again. I wish it was offered to me as a treatment option years ago.”
– Anonymous

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“If anyone out there is considering this treatment style my suggestion would be to do it. One has nothing to lose and the results can be very rewarding.”- Terri

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