
How to Evaluate the Business Case for a TMS Service Line
Start with the referral pathway A market estimate is useful only when it connects to clinicians who identify appropriate candidates and patients who can reach the clinic. The plan should

Start with the referral pathway A market estimate is useful only when it connects to clinicians who identify appropriate candidates and patients who can reach the clinic. The plan should

Time is a practical barrier A conventional treatment course can require repeated clinic visits over several weeks. Travel, work, caregiving, and transportation can make adherence difficult even when a patient

Clinical eligibility and coverage are separate questions A clinician may consider TMS appropriate while an insurance plan applies its own coverage criteria. Those criteria can include diagnosis, treatment history, documentation,

A treatment delivered without surgery Transcranial magnetic stimulation, usually shortened to TMS, uses a coil placed against the scalp to deliver brief magnetic pulses. Those pulses induce small electrical currents

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