Is TMS covered by insurance?

Yes for most commercial plans, Medicare and many Medicaid programs, with prior authorization criteria such as two failed antidepressant trials.

Billed with CPT 90867 (mapping), 90868 (daily) and 90869 (re-mapping).

Where are the most TMS providers?

Our first national data refresh is in progress. State pages will list metros with counts.

TMS: coverage, cost and verified providers by state

TMS listings appear here after a clinic is verified. State pages stay unpublished until then. Most commercial plans and Medicare cover it with criteria; typical insured cost is a copay or coinsurance per session.

How we verify data

TMS uses a magnetic coil on the scalp to stimulate the part of the brain involved in mood. It is FDA cleared for depression and OCD, involves no medication, and is covered by most insurers after two to four failed antidepressant trials.

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What TMS costs

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Full cost breakdown and metro prices · 36 sessions over 6 to 9 weeks.

Common questions

What is TMS?: TMS uses a magnetic coil on the scalp to stimulate the part of the brain involved in mood. It is FDA cleared for depression and OCD, involves no medication, and is covered by most insurers after two to four failed antidepressant trials.
Is TMS covered by insurance?: Yes for most commercial plans, Medicare and many Medicaid programs, with prior authorization criteria such as two failed antidepressant trials.
How much does TMS cost?: 36 sessions over 6 to 9 weeks.
How is it billed?: Billed with CPT 90867 (mapping), 90868 (daily) and 90869 (re-mapping).
Where are the most TMS providers?: Our first national data refresh is in progress. State pages will list metros with counts.

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