13 QUESTIONS YOU NEED TO BE ASKING YOUR TMS CLINIC - Before Getting Treatment 

Further those CNAs should have at least an associate's degree in a mental health related field. Being a CNA is not enough, not near enough

I would also recommend that a clinic has an insurance specialist who is an expert in getting insurance authorization for tms. That should be standard

Wow. I was alone in the room the whole time. They would sit elsewhere but no one had eyes on me.

Recently had TMS. They had zero interest in my history (I was concerned about my akathisia, really scared actually and they didn’t care or try to answer questions). I had a strange brain event 2 years prior and got peripheral polyneuropathy overnight and was concerned because the neuropathy was still active. They didn’t care. There has been no follow up and I’m so low again now I can’t chase them for answers. Back in bed and have stopped sleeping. My brain won’t power down. It’s a big warning sign. Scared this will end badly.

The background music in your videos is creeping into the foreground. Maybe dial it back some, it’s a bit distracting.

Yes about psych doctor being physically on premises and accessible by patients in office yes yes yes.

Since medicare and most insurances require a doctor on sight, why is it so uncommon?

I wish I was in your area to get treatment. I’m having trouble finding someone I feel comfortable with. Just seems more about $$, Dr I went to consultation with only spent 15-20 mins with me before having asst show me the machine. Do you have any recommendations for Tampa/St Petersburg FL area ? TIA

Are you familiar with the cTBS protocol? I have high anxiety, agitation and insomnia since. Do you think 1 HZ on the right side can " reverse " this? Thank you

Also do people who experience agitation, anxiety and insomnia are having a bipolar diagnosis or does this not relate

The lack of standards might be responsible for the ruin of so many TMS patients. Please, visit Victims of TMS Action Group on Facebook.