The three-step workflow the old site used to explain PrTMS

The old How It Works page began with PeakInput, described as the measurement stage that captures objective brain-function data and pairs it with neurocognitive or symptom-based information.

The page stressed that the EEG device records quickly and without gels or wires, helping the team evaluate multiple functional regions of the brain before treatment planning begins.

The second step on the old page focused on interpretation. Once the data is collected, the clinic uses it to construct a clearer picture of the patient’s brain health and generate a proposed treatment plan designed to restore healthier synchronization.

That proposed plan is then reviewed by a qualified provider before anything is implemented, which was one of the old page’s most important trust-building details.

The final step on the old page described how PrTMS therapy is delivered according to that individualized plan and then adjusted over time through repeated PeakInput reassessments.

The page gave a specific rhythm here too: treatment generally happens five days per week, with reassessment approximately every five sessions so therapy can be optimized based on response.