Getting to TMS treatment from Valley Cottage
For Valley Cottage residents, our New City TMS office is an easy eight-minute drive, which keeps a daily treatment schedule from taking over your calendar. Healing Mindz is on Congers Road, a short hop west from the NY-303 and Lake Road area. TMS therapy is delivered over four to six weeks of near-daily sessions, so the less time you spend in the car, the more sustainable the whole course becomes — and Valley Cottage's proximity makes it genuinely doable. Our psychiatrists supervise every treatment plan, and because evaluation, medication management, therapy, and TMS all happen in the same practice, your care doesn't fragment across different offices. Evening and Saturday appointments give commuters and parents room to fit sessions in. If depression hasn't responded to medication, TMS is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared option we can help you understand. Start with a consultation; we'll assess whether TMS is right for you and verify your insurance coverage before your first appointment.
From Valley Cottage: take NY-304 south/west toward New City, then turn onto Congers Road. The office at 216 Congers Road, Suite 302 is on your right with free parking. Plan for about an 8-minute drive.
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Insurance & TMS coverage
Most major insurance plans cover TMS for treatment-resistant depression, typically after one to four medication trials. We accept Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare / Optum, Empire BlueCross BlueShield, MVP Health Care, and Medicare, among others, and verify your specific benefits before you begin.
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Is there a TMS provider near Valley Cottage?
Yes — our New City office is about 8 minutes from Valley Cottage and provides all TMS treatment on site at 216 Congers Road, Suite 302.
What conditions does TMS treat?
TMS is FDA-cleared for major depressive disorder, anxious depression, and OCD. Dr. Singh can also discuss off-label uses during your consultation.
Will TMS interfere with my current medication?
Usually not — many patients continue their medications during TMS. Your psychiatrist will review everything you take and adjust the plan if needed.