Your Current Symptoms
How depression or related symptoms are affecting your mood, motivation, sleep, concentration, relationships, work, and everyday life. Discuss this with your established clinician; new EXOMIND acquisition is paused.
Resources and continuity
Mental health resources and rTMS education
Mental health care may involve medication, psychotherapy and other treatments selected with a qualified clinician. This resource explains brain stimulation and safety without establishing availability or individual eligibility. New EXOMIND inquiries and purchases are paused pending clinic-device, clinical-scope and commercial verification.
- Care continuityKeep your established care team involved.
- Device-specific evidencePublic clearance does not establish the clinic’s installed model.
- Acquisition pausedNew EXOMIND inquiries and purchases remain on hold.
Explore Mental health resources
Mental health education
Learn about rTMS and discuss treatment options with your established care team.
New EXOMIND acquisition is paused pending clinic-device and service verification.
Independent resources
Read more and find help
Authoritative education and crisis support.
A focused model of care
Mental health care and continuity
Mental health care may involve medication, psychotherapy and other treatments selected with a qualified clinician. This resource explains brain stimulation and safety without establishing availability or individual eligibility. New EXOMIND inquiries and purchases are paused pending clinic-device, clinical-scope and commercial verification.
The treatment category
Understanding rTMS
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) uses magnetic pulses to stimulate targeted brain areas. It is generally delivered in an outpatient setting without anesthesia. A qualified clinician must assess whether it fits an individual care plan. Read the NIMH overview.
A coordinated approach
Discuss care with your established clinician
Bring your questions to the clinicians who know your history.
Previous Treatment
Medications, therapy, previous diagnoses, treatment response, side effects, and other mental health care you have received. Discuss this with your established clinician; new EXOMIND acquisition is paused.
Your Medical History
Relevant health conditions, medications, devices, procedures, and other factors that may influence treatment decisions. Discuss this with your established clinician; new EXOMIND acquisition is paused.
Your Treatment Goals
What you hope will change and what meaningful improvement would look like for you. Discuss this with your established clinician; new EXOMIND acquisition is paused.
A clear first step
Prepare for a clinical conversation
Use education to support an individual assessment.
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Keep your care team involved
Continue established treatment and use your secure care channel for existing treatment questions.
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Review treatment history
Discuss diagnosis, previous treatments, response and tolerability with your clinician.
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Review safety and scope
Ask about benefits, alternatives, risks, contraindications and the exact device instructions.
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Discuss options
Individual clinical review is required. New EXOMIND inquiries and purchases remain paused.
Another option to evaluate
Clearance belongs to a specific device and indication
FDA record K212723 describes BTL-995 for adult major depressive disorder after an inadequate antidepressant response in the current episode. FDA record K260691 describes BTL-699 with additional device-specific indications, including adjunctive OCD treatment and adjunctive adolescent MDD treatment at ages 15–21. Neither record identifies the equipment installed at WellForm MD. A brand name or predicate-device relationship does not establish the clinic's model, instructions for use or authorized treatment scope.
- Discuss your diagnosis and prior treatment with your clinician.
- Review benefits and alternatives.
- Review the exact device and indication.
- Discuss contraindications and safety.
- Keep established care in place.
- New EXOMIND acquisition remains paused.
Individual clinical review is required; new EXOMIND acquisition remains paused.
Clinical context matters
Screening and treatment planning
Discuss diagnosis, previous treatment, medications, implanted devices and metal, seizure history and other relevant medical conditions with a qualified clinician. Screening, protocol, session duration and course length depend on the exact device, its instructions and the individual assessment. Do not stop prescribed medication or change an existing care plan based on this website.
Individual clinical review is required; new EXOMIND acquisition remains paused.
Physician authority
Physician-Guided Care at Our Mental Health Center
Clinical information and care continuity
Patrick Oben, MD
Individual eligibility and treatment plans require review by a qualified clinician. Keep your established care team involved. New EXOMIND acquisition remains paused pending clinic-device and service verification.
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Crisis and emergency resources
United States: call or text 988
Call or text 988 for emotional distress or a suicidal crisis. Call 911 for an immediate emergency.
This website and inquiry forms are not emergency services.
Common questions
Questions about education and current availability
Can I book or buy EXOMIND sessions here?
New EXOMIND acquisition is paused pending clinic-device, clinical-scope and commercial verification.
Does a published FDA record prove clinic availability?
No. Clearance applies to a specific device and indication; the installed model, instructions and clinical authority require separate verification.
What should existing patients do?
Continue working with your established care team and use your existing secure care channel. Call or text 988 for crisis support; call 911 for an immediate emergency.
What is rTMS?
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) uses magnetic pulses to stimulate targeted brain areas. It is generally delivered in an outpatient setting without anesthesia. A qualified clinician must assess whether it fits an individual care plan. Read the NIMH overview.
What safety information matters?
NIMH describes possible scalp discomfort, headache and lightheadedness, and a low risk of seizure. Risks and contraindications require device-specific clinical review. Treatment response varies; claims about weight loss, cravings, cognitive optimization or guaranteed outcomes are not established here. Review NIMH's safety information.
How does screening work?
Discuss diagnosis, previous treatment, medications, implanted devices and metal, seizure history and other relevant medical conditions with a qualified clinician. Screening, protocol, session duration and course length depend on the exact device, its instructions and the individual assessment. Do not stop prescribed medication or change an existing care plan based on this website.
Does education determine individual eligibility?
No. Individual eligibility requires qualified clinical assessment. This page does not verify WellForm equipment or clinical authority.
Should I stop an existing treatment?
Do not change prescribed medication or existing care based on this website. Discuss options with your established care team.
What does clearance establish?
Clearance belongs to a specific device and indication; it does not identify equipment installed at WellForm MD.
Does the website provide emergency care?
No. Call 911 for immediate danger; call or text 988 for emotional distress or a suicidal crisis in the United States.
Where should existing care questions go?
Use your established secure care channel. Do not submit private medical details through a general website inquiry.
Keep your care team involved
Read the education guide and bring questions to your established clinician.