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  • Self-Screener before Consultation 


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  • In this section, we will ask you about certain medical conditions to make sure we know how to manage the risks for care.  






  • The following questions should be answered about the patient so that we can understand past and current history.  

  • In this section, we ask about your medication history.  Insurance will often cover these treatments if we have DETAILED History, if you can not remember the history we obtain it from past prescribers and even have you request pharmacy records.  TMS is FDA cleared after one medication fails, but most insurance companies require more medication failures and therapy failures (live or remote options). Esketamine is indicated similarly.  We recommended TMS before esketamine in most instances because when Esketamine works it becomes a maintenance treatment (meaning that you have to return for further treatments regularly to keep you well).  TMS has good durability.  Most patients who get well, stay well and very few return for reintroduction or additional TMS. The good news is that when TMS works, it will work to get someone well again.  In our office, approximately less than 10% of patients don't respond to TMS (there is not an association between the length of time in which a patient is sick nor the severity of mood).  When treatments fail we look to other medications, and different therapies, like DBT, and even ECT, and VNS treatments.   

    THERE IS ALWAYS HOPE.  





  • These assessments help us understand the level of severity of your mood and help us track your scores for progress.   This is helpful for you, for our care of you;  insurance companies look at these.

  • Here are some further questions about your mood

    Choose the one response to each iteam which best describes you and your symptom for the the last 7 days
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