Explore a new step with EXOMIND in Gainesville.
Feeling more like yourself can start with understanding your options. EXOMIND uses targeted magnetic stimulation in a noninvasive treatment that requires no surgery or anesthesia. Discover whether it could belong in your mental-health care, with a clinical assessment centered on your needs and goals.
EXOMIND is a prescription device that delivers transcranial magnetic stimulation, or TMS. An applicator placed against the head sends magnetic pulses to targeted areas of the brain involved in mood regulation. Treatment is noninvasive and does not require anesthesia.
The goal is to reduce depression symptoms in appropriate patients. Results vary, and some people do not improve. Your clinician can help you weigh the potential benefits, risks, and other treatment options.
The EXOMIND platform has FDA clearance for adults with major depressive disorder: treatment of depressive episodes and reduction of accompanying anxiety symptoms when prior antidepressant medication has not provided satisfactory improvement during the current episode; adults with obsessive-compulsive disorder as an adjunct, meaning alongside other care; and patients ages 15–21 with major depressive disorder as an adjunct to existing care.
A clinical assessment determines whether treatment is appropriate. The indications and protocols available at this practice depend on its equipment configuration and clinical services.
EXOMIND may be considered for adults with major depressive disorder who have not achieved satisfactory improvement with antidepressant medication during their current depressive episode. A diagnosis alone does not establish eligibility.
Before starting, a clinician should review your symptoms, previous treatments, current medications, medical history, and any implanted devices. This is also your opportunity to ask questions, discuss your goals, and understand the commitment involved.
Continue your existing care unless your treating clinician advises a change. Do not stop or adjust medication on your own.
TMS can cause scalp discomfort, headache, facial or jaw muscle twitching, dizziness, or lightheadedness. Seizures are an uncommon but serious risk. Hearing protection helps reduce the risk from treatment noise.
Certain metal or electronic implants, especially near the head, can make treatment unsafe. Tell your clinician about all implants, any history of seizures or neurological conditions, and all medications and supplements you take. The team must check these against the specific device’s current safety instructions.
This is a general overview, not a complete list of risks or reasons treatment may be unsuitable. Ask for the patient safety information and report worsening mood or other concerning symptoms promptly to your treating clinician.
The BTL-699 EXOMIND platform has FDA clearance for specific indications. These include treatment of depressive episodes in adults with major depressive disorder who have not improved satisfactorily with prior antidepressant medication during the current episode. Your clinician should explain which cleared use and protocol apply to your care. Read the FDA clearance summary.
That depends on the prescribed protocol. The first visit may include additional assessment and setup. Ask for your expected appointment length and full treatment schedule before you begin.
Sensations vary. Tapping, muscle twitching, and scalp discomfort can occur. Tell the team how you feel during treatment so they can assess your comfort and safety.
Response varies, and improvement is not guaranteed. Your clinician can explain realistic expectations and how your symptoms will be assessed over the course of treatment.
Contact Pure IV Therapies for current consultation and treatment pricing. Ask about the full proposed course, any follow-up costs, and payment options before scheduling treatment.
Your clinician should review your entire care plan. Do not change medication, psychotherapy, or other treatment without guidance from the clinician managing that care.
Considering EXOMIND in Gainesville? Contact Pure IV Therapies to ask about consultation availability and the next steps for a clinical assessment.
Contact Pure IV Therapies · 322 SW 4th Ave, Gainesville, FL 32601
Please keep website inquiries to scheduling questions. The team can explain how to provide medical information through the appropriate intake process.
For a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for a website inquiry response.
Learn more: EXOMIND from BTL · TMS information from the National Institute of Mental Health
