Palmier TMS Richmond Heights Specializes in Advanced Mental Health Treatments. When you’re struggling with depression, anxiety, OCD, and more, Palmier TMS offers focused therapy in Chesterfield, Missouri that helps you manage your symptoms and help you enjoy a better quality of life without medication. We started Palmier TMS with the mission of providing depression relief to those failed by traditional medicine or talk therapy. Our practice is dedicated to making a difference with our patients because we know how debilitating depression can be. During our treatment, we use a magnet similar in composition to that used in an MRI to stimulate our patient’s nerve cells in the area of the brain thought to control mood. We’ve seen evidence that these magnetic pulses have a positive impact on the brain’s neurotransmitter levels, making long-term remission a very real possibility. Treatment with us is easy. You can return to normal activities right away, you’re awake for the entirety of the treatment, there are no negative effects on memory or sleep. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation is covered by most health insurance plans. With over one million treatments performed, our new approach to achieving a life free of depression is bringing our clients hope every single day. At Palmier TMS, we know how to make you smile. Call or visit our location today to determine whether TMS Therapy is a viable alternative for you.
At Lakeside Behavioral Health, we provide advanced, personalized mental health treatments, including deep TMS therapy, making us one of the few providers in the St. Louis area offering this cutting-edge approach. Utilizing Brainsway’s specialized deep TMS technology, our treatment reaches deeper brain structures for more comprehensive stimulation of mood-regulating neural circuits. Deeper Brain Stimulation: Deep TMS penetrates deeper layers of the brain, enhancing stimulation in areas associated with mood and cognitive functions. H-Coil Technology: Our TMS features Brainsway’s H-coil technology, targeting broader and deeper brain structures than traditional figure-8 coils, allowing for effective and focused treatment. We offer immediate availability and are conveniently located at the intersection of Interstates 55 and 270, directly across from South County Mall. Our TMS services are accessible, with most major health insurance plans accepted in Missouri and Illinois, including commercial plans, Medicare, Missouri Medicaid, and TRICARE In addition to TMS, we offer outpatient psychiatry and therapy services (in person and telehealth) as well as our virtual IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) for Missouri and Illinois. Please fill out the short form below to set up a free consultation with one of our medical professionals or call 314-930-3520 to schedule an appointment today!
St. Louis accounts for 4 TMS listings on this site. One is on the Central West End medical campus off South Euclid Avenue, one is on Olde Cabin Road in west county near I-270, and two are in south county, on Tesson Ferry Road and Union Road. Patients come from Clayton, Kirkwood, Chesterfield, Arnold, Florissant and across the river in the Metro East.
Most clinics track your mood with a short form like the PHQ-9, filled out before treatment and at regular points during it. The nine questions cover sleep, energy, interest and mood. Watching the score over time helps you and your provider see trends that daily ups and downs can hide. Insurers often ask for these scores when approving or extending care.
Before your first session, the clinic usually sends your plan a request with your diagnosis, mood scores and the names of medicines that did not work. Some plans also ask about past therapy. Keep a list of medicine names, doses and dates. If a request is denied, clinics can often appeal or send more records, so ask the staff what happens next.
Treatment five weekdays out of seven for six-plus weeks means planning around traffic on Highway 40, I-270, I-55 and I-44. Many patients pick the clinic closest to home or work, and early or late slots help with rush hour. MetroLink stops at the Central West End, which helps if driving daily is a hassle. Hospital and shift workers can ask about off-peak openings.
From the Central West End to south county, patients mention Depression, ADHD, OCD, Anxiety, PTSD, Bipolar. Federal clearance for TMS covers depression, above all when drug treatment has come up short. A St. Louis provider makes the call on fit after examining your case.
Area clinics list Anthem, Cigna, GEHA and Ambetter, among others. Medicare and MO HealthNet may also approve TMS for eligible patients. Every plan sets different hurdles, so let the clinic's staff confirm your benefits in advance.
Yes, many Metro East patients cross the river for care. Check whether your Illinois plan treats a Missouri clinic as in network, and plan for bridge traffic since visits happen most weekdays for several weeks.
No. Sessions are short, you stay awake, and you can drive yourself afterward. Most people go straight back to work or school. The main challenge is fitting a daily visit into your week, so choose an hour that stays open.
Most people feel a tapping on the scalp and hear a clicking sound during pulses. A sore scalp or headache shows up for some people in the first days and usually fades. Seizures are rare. Tell the technician if anything feels off.
"*" indicates required fields
