TMS in different ways and for different purpose.
Off-Label TMS alternative methods not covered by insurance
- Accelerated TMS
- Pain Management
- Rehabilitation.
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Leading the Future of TMS Innovation
At R Hope Treatment, our mission is to remain at the forefront of TMS innovation. We continuously study emerging research, new treatment protocols, and global advancements to ensure our patients receive the most effective neuromodulation therapies available.
Brains Clinic in Egypt
Dr. Adel Marei
Our collaboration with Brains Clinic in Egypt, the Middle East’s premier TMS center, allows us to bring world-class expertise directly to our patients here in Illinois. Their founder, Dr. Adel Marei, is widely regarded as a pioneer and one of the world’s leading experts in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. Through this partnership, we have expanded our clinical capabilities to include:
- Treatment-resistant depression
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Chronic pain conditions
- Musculoskeletal dysfunction
- Post-stroke functional limitations
- Nerve irritation or neuropathy
- Patients who prefer a faster, condensed treatment schedule
This collaboration strengthens our commitment to offering advanced, evidence-informed treatment options that go beyond traditional protocols—ensuring that R Hope Treatment remains a center of excellence in modern TMS care.
SAINT-Inspired Protocol
Accelerated TMS
We offer a customized Accelerated TMS protocol inspired by the FDA-approved SAINT (Stanford Accelerated Intelligent Neuromodulation Therapy). This advanced, intensive treatment approach uses neuronavigation based on functional MRI (fMRI) to precisely target the brain regions involved in mood regulation.
Key Benefit
Unlike the traditional 36-treatment protocol delivered over 6–9 weeks, Accelerated TMS provides the full therapeutic course in just 5 days.
Key Qualities of Accelerated TMS
- Results-focused 5-day treatment instead of 36 sessions
- Multiple sessions per day with structured breaks
- A more aggressive and immersive therapeutic approach
- Ideal for patients needing faster improvement
- Out-of-pocket service (not covered by insurance at this time)
Insurance note:
Accelerated TMS is generally not covered by insurance and is offered on an out-of-pocket basis.
TMS Rehabilitation
TMS Pain Management and Stroke Recovery
TMS is not limited to mental health applications. It is also FDA-cleared for reducing the frequency and severity of migraine attacks. For pain management and rehabilitation, we use specialized coils designed for peripheral stimulation. These treatments are performed directly at the site of pain or along peripheral nerves, rather than targeting the brain.
By stimulating muscles, nerves, and affected regions, TMS can help reduce chronic pain, improve mobility, and support recovery following injury, stroke, or nerve irritation.
- Reduction of chronic or neuropathic pain
- Improved mobility and function
- Rehabilitation support after injury or stroke
- Enhanced recovery of irritated or compressed nerves
What to Expect During Treatment
Initial Consultation
Medical assessment, history review, and evaluation of symptoms.
Personalized Treatment Plan
Choosing between accelerated or peripheral protocols based on your needs.
Treatment Sessions
Multiple daily sessions (for accelerated TMS) or targeted peripheral sessions for pain.
Progress Tracking
Ongoing evaluation and protocol adjustments.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. With proper screening and medical supervision, accelerated protocols are considered safe for eligible patients.
Most patients feel mild tapping or tingling during treatment. Significant pain is rare.
Some patients notice improvement within days on accelerated protocols. Others may require more time—responses vary.
Accelerated TMS is usually not covered. Standard TMS may be, depending on the insurer and diagnosis.
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