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How Much Does TMS Cost?
TMS therapy for depression in the United States usually costs between $6,000 and $15,000 for a full course of treatment. But many patients pay far less out of pocket because insurance coverage for treatment-resistant depression has expanded over the last decade. According to the Mayo Clinic, that broader coverage has made TMS more accessible for people who qualify.
Is TMS Therapy Covered by Insurance?
Insurance coverage for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is generally available in the United States when patients meet strict medical necessity criteria for treatment-resistant depression. In clinical practice, coverage depends on documented antidepressant failure, psychiatric diagnosis, and insurer policy requirements. 
Woman receiving TMS for PTSD treatment with NeuroStar device while clinician positions the coil.
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Woman discussing treatment resistant depression symptoms with her therapist during a counseling session.
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Senior patient smiling while discussing treatment options with a doctor in a clinical consultation room.
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Healthcare provider positioning a magnetic therapy coil near a seated patient's head in a clinic room.
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Woman at a clinic checks a local map checking a TMS therapy center's location before her appointment.
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