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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in New York City

If you’re struggling with depression and medication hasn’t helped, it might be time to try something new. TMS has been FDA-approved for the treatment of depression since 2008, and it’s been proven effective in over 30 clinical studies. TMS uses a safe magnetic field to stimulate the brain and relieve the symptoms of depression.

Effective

The majority of patients experience relief within several weeks.

Lasting

Patients improve during treatment and continue to feel better after treatment is complete.

Non-invasive

TMS is an outpatient treatment that uses magnets the strength of an MRI placed on the head.

Virtually free of side effects

The most common side effect is headache, experienced briefly by some patients.


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Madison Avenue TMS & Psychiatry: Our Center in New York City

TMS works, and becoming a depression therapy patient is easy. Our team provides support at every step to facilitate your recovery from depression. We work with the NeuroStar® Advanced Therapy technology to offer a six-week course of TMS treatment. Here is how TMS therapy NYC works:

1 Initial evaluation to determine eligibility for treatment
2 Insurance authorization or payment arrangement
3 Brain mapping to identify the exact areas of the brain for stimulation
4 Thirty 20-minute TMS sessions over the course of six weeks

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Our Team is Here for You

Dr. David Woo’s team at Madison Avenue TMS & Psychiatry is empathetic, attentive, and dedicated to helping each of our patients in NYC. We utilize BrainsWay TMS cutting-edge technology for major depression, OCD, PTSD, and many other conditions. Our board-certified psychiatric practice’s core value is to provide excellent care while empowering patients through education and support.

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Depression and TMS in New York City

In a report published in 2018, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene found that approximately 9% of adults in New York City suffered from depression in 2016.* That’s almost 1 in 10 New Yorkers!

The same report also demonstrated that while depression occurred in men and women at the same rates, other factors like age, education, household income, employment status, insurance status, chronic disease diagnosis, and perceived safety were linked to the prevalence of depression.


The Majority of New Yorkers with Depression May Not Seek Treatment


Treatment for depression in new york

One of the benefits of living in an urban area is the widespread availability and accessibility of services. Despite the fact that there are a broad range of treatments available for depression in New York, in 2016, 62% did not receive treatment for depression medication (including therapy, counseling, TMS, rTMS, or Deep TMS in New York City).₁ This could be due to any number of reasons - cost/insurance availability, feared side effects, inability to recognize one’s symptoms, an unwillingness to seek help, or many others.

Psychiatrists in New York can help. In TMS, New York City residents may find a clinically-effective, low-stress, and non-invasive treatment plan that’s often completely covered by insurance.


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*Source: Tuskeviciute R, Hoenig J, Norman C. Depression among New York City Adults. NYC Vital Signs 2018, 17(2); 1-4.

TMS near me: learn more about our office in Manhattan

Madison Avenue TMS & Psychiatry is centrally located in New York City at 515 Madison Avenue, Midtown East, just a few blocks south of Central Park and easily reachable by bus or subway.

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