The process moves from data collection to analysis and qualified-provider review, followed by treatment and reassessment when clinically appropriate.
Each stage should answer a practical patient question: what is collected, who interprets it, who approves the plan, and how response is reviewed.
The workflow is an explanation of process, not a promise that PrTMS will be recommended or that a particular outcome will follow.
PeakInput is described as the measurement stage that captures EEG brain-function data and pairs it with neurocognitive or symptom-based information.
The purpose of this step is to collect information for review before a proposed treatment plan is prepared.
Once the data is collected, it is analyzed to prepare a proposed patient-specific treatment plan.
A qualified provider reviews the proposal before treatment. The analysis does not replace diagnosis, medical judgment, or a discussion of whether TMS is appropriate.
If treatment is approved, sessions follow the clinician-reviewed plan and reassessment can be used to review response over time.
Schedule and reassessment frequency depend on the individual plan. The clinic should explain the expected rhythm before treatment begins.
Ask about treatment fit, insurance eligibility, PrTMS-informed planning, and what the next step would look like.
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