Accepting New Patients • Serving Rockville • Major Insurance Accepted, Including Medicare & Medicaid
Accepting New Patients • Serving Rockville • Major Insurance Accepted, Including Medicare & Medicaid
Yes — most Maryland insurers, Maryland Medicaid (HealthChoice), and Medicare Part B cover Spravato for treatment-resistant depression. Here’s how coverage, prior authorization, the appeals process, and a Maryland step-therapy protection actually work.
Spravato (esketamine) can begin working within 24 hours, but most responders feel meaningful relief over the first four-week induction phase. Here is a realistic, research-backed timeline of what to expect — hour by hour and week by week.
Yes — Medicare Part B covers TMS therapy for severe major depressive disorder when criteria are met. Here’s 2026 coverage, costs, eligibility, and exclusions.
Spravato (esketamine) produces a response in roughly 50–70% of patients with treatment-resistant depression and remission in about 30–50% — with even higher figures in some real-world data. Here’s an honest, research-backed look at how well esketamine actually works.
Spravato costs about $4,000–$8,000 for the first month without insurance, but most insured patients pay just $10–$250 per session. Here’s your real out-of-pocket cost with private insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, and the $10 savings program.
For depression, TMS produces a response in about 50–60% of patients and remission in 30–40% — with higher figures for accelerated protocols. Here’s an honest, research-backed look at TMS success rates for depression, OCD, and anxiety, and what actually affects your odds.
With insurance, most Maryland patients pay $0–$50 per session (about $600–$1,800 total) for TMS; without insurance, a full course runs $6,000–$12,000. Here’s the complete 2026 cost breakdown by protocol, payer, and the factors that move the price.
Spravato side effects like dissociation, dizziness, and nausea usually fade within about two hours. Here’s what to expect and how each one is managed at our Rockville and Frederick, MD clinics.
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No, you don’t need a referral. You can book an appointment with us directly, whether you’re seeing a psychiatrist for the first time or switching providers. Just call us or use the online booking option—whichever is easier for you.
We treat a wide range of mood-related conditions, including:
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We do our best to get you in quickly—often within a few days. Initial visits are always in person, but follow-up appointments may be available via Telehealth.
Yes — after your first in-person visit. Follow-up sessions can be done securely by video. It’s private, convenient, and lets you stay connected to your provider without coming into the office.
Yes, we accept most major insurance plans, including:
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