If medication hasn’t worked the way you hoped, TMS may be an option.
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TMS for Depression, Anxious Depression, and OCD Available in Plainfield, IN
TMS, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, is an option for individuals when previous antidepressant medications have not improved enough with therapy, medication, or other treatment approaches.
Depression
If depression symptoms have not improved enough with therapy, medication, or other treatment approaches, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) may be an option to discuss with your provider at Hendricks Therapy. TMS is covered by most insurance for Treatment-Resistant Depression and Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). Lower Self-Pay is also an option for many patients.
Anxious Depression
Customized protocols can assist in calming hyperactive neural pathways associated with chronic, debilitating anxiety and depression.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
A self-pay option for both adults and adolescents experiencing OCD, TMS can help disrupt the persistent cycle of obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors.
Beyond Depression: Exploring New Frontiers with TMS
The clinical applications of TMS have expanded far beyond depression. At Hendricks Therapy, we are utilizing advanced TMS protocols to help individuals find relief from a range of mental health conditions—empowering patients who feel like standard medications or therapies haven’t fully met their needs.
Is TMS Right for You or a Loved One?
You don’t have to navigate your mental health journey alone, and you don’t have to wait for treatment that could make a real difference. Our experienced team is happy to walk you through the TMS process, what to expect, and which payment options (insurance or self-pay) apply to your unique situation.
Ready to explore your options?
Contact us or text our office today at (317) 718-8436 to schedule a TMS consultation and take the next step toward healing.
What Is TMS?
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is an advanced treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate brain regions associated with mood regulation.
TMS is FDA-cleared for the treatment of certain depressive disorders and is performed in an outpatient setting without surgery or anesthesia.
Unlike medication, TMS does not circulate throughout the body. Treatment is delivered through a specialized device while patients remain awake and comfortable in a treatment chair.
Key Features of TMS
✓ TMS is covered by most insurance, including Medicare, for Treatment-Resistant Depression and Major Depressive Disorder
✓ Non-invasive
✓ No surgery
✓ No anesthesia required
✓ No systemic side effects such as weight gain, sexual dysfunction, sedation, or cognitive impairment.
✓ Outpatient treatment
✓ FDA-cleared device
✓ Little or no side-effects
✓ Many individuals resume normal daily activities after the short 19-minute treatment sessions
Individual experiences and outcomes vary.
Making Advanced Care Accessible with Low Self-Pay Options
We believe insurance guidelines shouldn’t stand between you and your well-being. To make these innovative therapies more accessible, Hendricks Therapy offers flexible lower self-pay options starting at $125 for the first session and $75 for subsequent sessions for non-covered conditions.
Since insurance plans can vary in their coverage, we recommend that you check with your insurance provider to see if Anxious Depression and OCD are covered in your plan.
This straightforward, affordable self-pay path lets you invest directly in targeted, drug-free relief on your timeline.
Our team is happy to answer questions, discuss pricing options, review applicable insurance benefits, and help you determine whether TMS is a good fit.
Learn whether TMS may fit your treatment plan by calling/texting (317) 718-8436.
How TMS Works
Depression is an electrochemical dysfunction that causes reduced brain activity. TMS boosts brain activity.
TMS utilizes MRI-strength magnetic fields to deliver gentle magnetic pulses that stimulate nerve circuits in the brain involved in mood regulation and the treatment of depression. It activates brain regions that show reduced activity during depressive episodes.
PET Scan showing the activity of a depressed brain vs a non-depressed brain.
Flexible and Affordable TMS Therapy with Neuroplasticity Support
Struggling to find time or budget for traditional TMS? We’ve redesigned the patient experience to be more flexible and affordable.
Flexible Scheduling: We offer reduced-frequency options that maintain clinical efficacy.
Affordable Care: Most insurance covers TMS Therapy for Major Depressive Disorder. We offer sessions at less than one-third of standard industry rates for those who prefer to self-pay.
Holistic Support: Every plan includes Neuroplasticity Therapy to help you rewire negative thought patterns for lasting results.
Contact us to discuss your customized plan
Learn more about TMS in our Video Series by Psychiatrist Phil Borders, MD.
With the Apollo TMS Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Patients Experienced…
19-minute Treatment Sessions
Typically, patients receive a 19-minute treatment session daily for six weeks, followed by a three-week taper period, for a total of 36 treatment sessions. Unlike medications that can take months to stabilize mood, many patients experience noticeable improvements within a few weeks of starting TMS. After completing the full course of TMS therapy, most patients enjoy long-lasting symptom relief without medication.
81% Response Rate
In controlled clinical studies of TMS, 81% of patients with major depression who have tried and failed to receive benefits from medications experienced a meaningful response.
52% Remission Rate
Patients experienced complete symptom relief after the full TMS therapy.
Scientifically proven and FDA-cleared for treatment-resistant depression.
Covered by most insurance plans.
Highly effective drug-free treatment for patients with MDD who have tried multiple antidepressants with no relief.
Effective, Non-invasive, No anesthesia or sedation required, with little or no side effects. Resume normal activities after treatment.
TMS treatment is ideal for most patients with treatment-resistant depression. TMS is not recommended for individuals who are pregnant, have a history of seizures, or have any metal objects in their heads. Patients with pacemakers should first consult their cardiologist.