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Serving our Military & Veteran Communities

Brain Treatment Center Ashburn is approved to bill Tricare for rTMS therapy specifically for depression, which often accompanies PTSD and TBI in military members, veterans, and their families. By partnering with Tricare, we ensure that those affected by these conditions can access personalized, non-invasive care to improve their mental health. Our team is here to help navigate the coverage process, making it easier for military families to receive the treatment they need.

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MeRT therapy helps military personnel and veterans with PTSD by directly targeting areas of the brain impacted by trauma and stress. By using personalized magnetic stimulation, MeRT can recalibrate disrupted brainwave activity, promoting better emotional regulation, improved sleep, and reduced anxiety. This non-invasive approach offers a safe, medication-free option that has shown promise in alleviating the debilitating symptoms of PTSD, helping veterans regain control of their mental well-being.

PTSD

Personalized rTMS (repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) helps alleviate depression by targeting and stimulating specific areas of the brain associated with mood regulation. Using individual brainwave data, the treatment is tailored to each person’s unique neural patterns, optimizing brain function and restoring balance. This non-invasive, medication-free approach has been shown to reduce symptoms of depression, especially in individuals who have not responded to traditional treatments.

Depression

MeRT therapy helps military personnel and veterans with traumatic brain injury (TBI) by using personalized magnetic stimulation to target disrupted brainwave activity caused by the injury. This non-invasive approach promotes neuroplasticity, encouraging the brain to heal and reorganize itself, which can improve cognitive function, memory, and emotional regulation. Many veterans have experienced significant relief from the long-term effects of TBI, leading to improved quality of life and mental clarity.

TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury)

In addition to treating PTSD and traumatic brain injuries, MeRT therapy can help military personnel, veterans, and their families by addressing conditions like anxiety, depression, and sleep disturbances. For service members transitioning back to civilian life, MeRT can improve cognitive focus, emotional stability, and stress management. Families also benefit, as the therapy helps restore communication, emotional regulation, and mental clarity, fostering healthier relationships and overall well-being within the home.

MeRT (rTMS)

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