TMS Therapy in New City, NY
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared treatment that uses focused magnetic pulses to relieve treatment-resistant depression — psychiatrist-supervised, right here in New City and serving all of Rockland County. Most insurance accepted.
Send us a message about TMS and our team will get back to you within 24 hours — including a free insurance benefits check.
Start with a TMS consultation
A psychiatrist reviews your history, confirms whether TMS is a fit, and checks your insurance coverage before you commit to anything. No obligation.
Free benefits check
We verify your TMS coverage with your insurer before you start.
Evening & Saturday slots
Daily sessions that fit around work and family.
New City, NY
216 Congers Road, Suite 302 — free on-site parking.
What is TMS?
TMS uses an electromagnetic coil placed gently against the scalp to deliver repetitive magnetic pulses to the areas of the brain that regulate mood. Unlike medication that circulates through the whole body, TMS targets those regions directly, which is why it can help when antidepressants haven't.
It's an outpatient procedure: you stay awake, there's no anesthesia, and you drive yourself home afterward. Every course at Healing Mindz is supervised by a board-certified psychiatrist.
Conditions we treat
We're precise about what TMS is cleared for and what's used off-label.
- Major & treatment-resistant depression
- Anxious depression (anxiety symptoms with MDD)
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- PTSD
- Bipolar depression
FDA clearance covers MDD, anxious depression, and OCD; for PTSD and bipolar depression, TMS is used off-label based on emerging evidence, and Dr. Singh will discuss whether it's appropriate for you.
30–60 minutes, awake, drive yourself home
You relax in a chair while the coil delivers pulses you'll feel as a light tapping. No sedation, no recovery time. Most patients read, listen to music, or simply rest, then head straight back to their day.
See what to expect from TMS, step by step →Does TMS work?
For patients with major depressive disorder in published registry data.
Symptoms largely resolved for many patients with MDD.
Non-invasive, no anesthesia, no systemic medication side effects.
An option for people who have not responded to antidepressants.
Source: TMS device manufacturer's published registry data. Individual results vary. See TMS results →
Cost & insurance
Most major plans cover TMS for treatment-resistant depression, usually after one to four medication trials. We accept Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare / Optum, Empire BlueCross BlueShield, MVP Health Care, and Medicare, among others, and TMS is credentialed through Optum Behavioral Health. We verify your specific benefits and give you a written cost estimate before you begin.
TMS cost & insurance details →Why Healing Mindz
Psychiatrist-supervised
Every TMS course is overseen by a board-certified psychiatrist — never handed off to a technician.
All your care in one place
Evaluation, medication management, therapy, and TMS coordinated under one roof.
Evening & Saturday hours
Flexible scheduling makes a daily, multi-week TMS course realistic to complete.
Two NY offices
TMS is at our New City office; our Middletown office handles psychiatry and evaluations.
Patient reviews
Verified reviews from real patients are published on our Google Business Profile.
Read our Google reviewsWhere TMS happens
From Nanuet: ~10 minutes north on NY-304 to Congers Road.
From Nyack: ~15 minutes via NY-59, then NY-304 north to Congers Road.
From Spring Valley: ~12 minutes via NY-45 and Main Street to Congers Road.
TMS frequently asked questions
Is TMS therapy covered by insurance in New York?
Most major insurance plans cover TMS for treatment-resistant major depression, typically after 1–4 medication trials. Our New City office verifies your benefits before you start — call (845) 480-6678.
How many TMS sessions will I need?
A standard course is about 30–36 sessions: 5 sessions per week for 4–6 weeks, then a short taper. Each visit takes roughly 30–60 minutes.
Does TMS hurt? What are the side effects?
TMS is non-invasive and requires no anesthesia. The most common side effects are mild scalp discomfort or headache during early sessions, which usually fade. Serious side effects are rare.
Can I drive myself home after a TMS session?
Yes. There is no sedation, so you stay awake and alert and can drive yourself to and from every appointment and return to normal activities right away.
Can I stay on my medication during TMS?
Usually yes. Many patients continue their medications during a TMS course. Your psychiatrist reviews everything you take and adjusts the plan if needed.
How soon will I see results from TMS?
Some patients notice improvement within 2–4 weeks, while for others the benefit builds over the full course. Your psychiatrist tracks your response at each visit.
What does TMS cost without insurance?
Self-pay pricing varies by device and protocol. We provide a clear written estimate up front, and we can discuss options if you are uninsured or your plan denies coverage.
Where is your TMS clinic located?
All TMS treatment takes place at 216 Congers Road, Suite 302, New City, NY 10956 — minutes from Nanuet, Congers, Bardonia, Valley Cottage, and Spring Valley.
Do you offer evening or Saturday TMS appointments?
Yes. We offer evening appointments several days a week plus Saturday morning hours, which makes a daily TMS course easier to fit around work and family.
Is TMS the same as ECT (shock therapy)?
No. Unlike ECT, TMS requires no anesthesia, causes no memory loss, and has no recovery downtime. It uses focused magnetic pulses while you remain fully awake.