Does Medicare cover Neurostar TMS Therapy?

TMS therapy is typically performed in an outpatient setting and is covered by Medicare Part B, which requires an annual deductible of $203 (in 2021) followed by a 20% coinsurance payment for the remaining cost of covered care. All Medicare Advantage (Medicare Part C) plans also cover Neurostar and TMS therapy.

Are TMS treatments covered by Medicare?

TMS is covered by Medicare if prescribed and administered by a licensed physician like Dr. Bruno at Mid City TMS who accepts Medicare and is knowledgeable in the use of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.

Can TMS go wrong?

You may be wondering whether prolonged exposure to TMS treatment will cause any negative effects down the road. The FDA has approved TMS treatments for depression and OCD, and clinical studies have been conducted to research long-term TMS risks. No adverse effects have been associated with long-term TMS therapy.

What are the risks of neurostar TMS therapy?

There is a rare risk of seizure associated with the use of NeuroStar TMS (<0.1% per patient). NeuroStar TMS Therapy should not be used with patients who have non-removable conductive metal in or near the head.

Who are the neurostar TMS providers for depression?

For patients who are struggling with depression, NeuroStar TMS providers are available to consult with you and provide treatment as needed. Please see our list of available providers here . NeuroStar Practice Consultants remain available to provide business information and consultative services for NeuroStar providers.

Are there any health plans that pay for neurostar?

NeuroStar is widely reimbursed by most commercial and government health plans, including Medicare and Tricare.

Is it safe to try TMS for depression?

If you’re nervous about trying TMS for your depression, it’s important to speak with a healthcare professional to address any questions you may have and to see if TMS is a good fit for you. But in terms of honest patient TMS therapy reviews, we got you covered. Read on to find out what real life patients have to say about their experience with TMS.