EXOMIND TMS · Peoria, AZ

EXOMIND TMS Therapy in Peoria, AZ

EXOMIND is an FDA-cleared, non-invasive TMS treatment for adults with major depressive disorder whose symptoms haven’t improved enough on antidepressants. You’re awake for every session, with no sedation and no downtime.

Melynda Fenn, FNP-C, positioning the EXOMIND coil for a patient at AZ Vitality and Wellness in Peoria, AZ

EXOMIND is a non-invasive transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) system made by BTL. It’s FDA-cleared to treat major depressive disorder in adults whose symptoms haven’t improved enough with antidepressant medication. At AZ Vitality and Wellness in Peoria, sessions take about 20 to 30 minutes while you’re awake, with no sedation and no downtime.

In crisis or thinking about suicide? Call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, any time. In an emergency, call 911.

At a glance

Free consultation
To see whether EXOMIND fits

Each session
About 20 to 30 minutes, awake, with no downtime

Your series
Number of sessions set at your consultation

Payment
We don’t bill insurance. HSA and FSA cards welcome, plus Cherry payment plans

Location and hours
7984 W Happy Valley Rd., Suite 115, Peoria · Tue to Fri 9 am to 5 pm, Sat 10 am to 3 pm

How it works

What Is EXOMIND, and How Does It Work?

EXOMIND is a transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) system made by BTL. A coil placed against your head sends magnetic pulses to an area of the brain involved in mood. It’s non-invasive: no needles, no anesthesia, and no medication.

TMS is the treatment, and EXOMIND is BTL’s system for delivering it. BTL also makes EMSCULPT NEO and EMSELLA, which we offer here too.

TMS isn’t shock therapy (ECT): there’s no anesthesia and no seizure, you’re awake the whole time, and you can drive yourself home.

A patient relaxing in the EXOMIND treatment chair with the TMS coil resting on her head

FDA clearance

What EXOMIND Is FDA-Cleared to Treat

EXOMIND is FDA-cleared to treat major depressive disorder in adults whose symptoms haven’t improved enough with antidepressant medication in their current episode.

Some people ask about EXOMIND for focus or stress without a depression diagnosis. That isn’t what it’s FDA-cleared for, and research on TMS as a general wellness treatment is limited, so we’ll talk through honestly whether it makes sense for you.

EXOMIND is FDA-cleared for:

  • Major depressive disorder in adults whose symptoms haven’t improved enough with antidepressant medication in their current episode

It isn’t FDA-cleared for:

  • Focus, memory, or brain fog
  • Stress or burnout
  • Sleep
  • Anxiety on its own, without depression
  • General wellness

Who it’s for

Is EXOMIND Right for You?

EXOMIND may be a fit if you:

  • Are an adult diagnosed with major depressive disorder
  • Haven’t gotten enough relief from antidepressant medication
  • Want a non-drug option to add to your current care
  • Can come in for a series of in-office sessions

EXOMIND isn’t the right fit if you:

  • Are having thoughts of suicide right now (call or text 988, or call 911)
  • Have metal or electronic implants in or near your head, like a cochlear implant, aneurysm clips, or a brain stimulator
  • Have a history of seizures or epilepsy
  • Have bipolar disorder or psychosis and aren’t under a psychiatrist’s care

We review your full history before your first session.

What to expect

What an EXOMIND Session Is Like

Each session takes about 20 to 30 minutes.

Free consultation

Book a free EXOMIND consult online, or call or text 602-540-3547. We go over your symptoms, medications, and health history.

Your plan

If a series is right for you, you’ll get the number of sessions and your exact price before you commit.

Each session

Sessions happen in our office while you’re awake and seated. Most people feel a light tapping or tingling on the scalp.

Right after

You can drive yourself and go right back to your day.

Check-ins

Your provider sets your plan at your consultation and checks your progress as you go.

Compare your options

EXOMIND vs. Traditional TMS vs. Antidepressants

EXOMIND compared with traditional TMS and antidepressant medication
Compare EXOMIND at AZ Vitality and Wellness Traditional TMS (psychiatry practice) Antidepressant medication
What it is Non-invasive magnetic stimulation with BTL’s TMS system Non-invasive magnetic stimulation with systems like NeuroStar or MagVenture A daily pill that changes brain chemistry
FDA status FDA-cleared for major depressive disorder in adults after medication hasn’t helped enough FDA-cleared for depression; some systems also for OCD, migraine, or quitting smoking FDA-approved; many options
Time per session About 20 to 30 minutes About 3 to 40 minutes, depending on the protocol None; taken at home
Typical course A series of sessions, set at your consultation Usually five days a week for about four to six weeks Often 4 to 8 weeks to feel the full effect, then usually continued for months
Common side effects Scalp discomfort or tingling, sometimes a mild headache Scalp discomfort and headache; seizures are rare Varies by drug: nausea, sleep or weight changes, sexual side effects
Paying for it Self-pay; HSA and FSA cards welcome Often covered by insurance when criteria are met, usually with prior authorization Usually covered by insurance
Best for Adults with depression who want a non-drug option close to home, in a clinic that also checks labs and hormones People who need insurance coverage or a psychiatrist directing treatment The usual first treatment for depression, often alongside therapy

If you need TMS billed to insurance, or your depression needs a psychiatrist directing your care, a psychiatry practice is the better fit, and we’ll tell you so.

Your safety

Is EXOMIND Safe? Side Effects and When to See a Specialist

TMS is generally well tolerated. The most common side effects are scalp discomfort, tingling, or a mild headache during or after sessions. Seizures are rare. It isn’t for people with metal or electronic implants in or near the head, and we review your history before your first session.

We focus on the physical side of mental wellness and offer EXOMIND for depression. We don’t provide talk therapy or crisis care, and some conditions are best managed by a psychiatrist. Knowing the difference gets you to the right help faster.

Get help now if you:

  • Are thinking about suicide or harming yourself
  • Feel unsafe, or can’t take care of yourself
  • Are hearing or seeing things others don’t

Call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) any time, call 911, or go to the nearest emergency room.

A therapist or psychiatrist may be the better first step if you:

  • Have symptoms that started after a trauma
  • Have bipolar disorder, psychosis, or an eating disorder
  • Have tried several medications and want a psychiatrist’s plan
  • Want ongoing talk therapy

Questions to ask any clinic offering TMS

  1. Is the device FDA-cleared for my condition?
  2. Who reviews my history and oversees my treatment?
  3. How many sessions will I need, and what’s the total cost?
  4. How will we measure whether it’s working?

Cost

How Much Does EXOMIND Cost?

We don’t bill insurance for EXOMIND or any of our services, but you can use your HSA or FSA card. Traditional TMS at a psychiatry practice is often covered when certain criteria are met, so if insurance coverage matters most, that may be the better route for you.

What you’ll pay, step by step

EXOMIND costs at AZ Vitality and Wellness
EXOMIND consultationTo see whether EXOMIND fits Free
EXOMIND seriesNumber of sessions set at your consultation Quoted at consult
Ways to payHSA and FSA cards, or Cherry payment plans for eligible patients Self-pay

Meet your providers

Nurse practitioners who actually listen.

AZ Vitality and Wellness is led by board-certified family nurse practitioners with backgrounds in emergency medicine, trauma and women’s health. Your EXOMIND plan lives in the same clinic as your labs and hormone care, so nothing gets looked at in isolation.

Melynda Fenn, FNP-C, founder and medical director of AZ Vitality and Wellness

Melynda Fenn

FNP-C · Founder and Medical Director

Kenra Johnson, FNP-C, nurse practitioner at AZ Vitality and Wellness

Kenra Johnson

FNP-C · Nurse Practitioner

Visit us

EXOMIND Near Peoria, Glendale, Surprise, and the West Valley

We’re at 7984 W Happy Valley Rd., Suite 115, Peoria, AZ 85383, in North Peoria. It’s about 11 minutes from Arrowhead Towne Center, 14 from Vistancia or Norterra, 16 from Sun City West, and about 20 from Surprise. Patients also come from North Phoenix and Anthem.

EXOMIND is a series of in-office sessions, so a clinic close to home or work makes it easier to keep every appointment. We’re open Saturdays, too.

Our Peoria clinic

  • 7984 W Happy Valley Rd., Suite 115
    Peoria, AZ 85383 · Free parking
  • Open Tuesday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm.
  • Call or text 602-540-3547

FAQ

EXOMIND FAQs

EXOMIND is a non-invasive transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) system made by BTL. It’s FDA-cleared to treat major depressive disorder in adults whose symptoms haven’t improved enough with antidepressant medication. Sessions are done in our office while you’re awake, with no sedation and no downtime.
EXOMIND is made by BTL, the medical device company behind EMSCULPT NEO and EMSELLA. It’s BTL’s transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) system.
EXOMIND is a type of TMS. TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation) is the treatment, and EXOMIND is BTL’s system for delivering it. Other TMS systems include NeuroStar and MagVenture.
Both use magnetic pulses to stimulate an area of the brain involved in mood, and both are FDA-cleared for depression. Traditional TMS is usually given at a psychiatry practice, often five days a week for about four to six weeks, and is often covered by insurance when criteria are met. EXOMIND sessions here take about 20 to 30 minutes, are self-pay, and your number of sessions is set at your consultation.
TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation) uses magnetic pulses from a coil placed against your head to stimulate an area of the brain involved in mood. It’s not shock therapy (ECT): there’s no anesthesia and no seizure, you’re awake the whole time, and you can drive yourself home.
TMS has been studied for depression for more than 20 years and is an established option when medication hasn’t helped enough. EXOMIND is FDA-cleared as a TMS system for that use. Results vary from person to person, so your provider checks your progress as you go.
EXOMIND is FDA-cleared for major depressive disorder in adults whose depression hasn’t improved enough with medication. It isn’t cleared as a stand-alone treatment for anxiety, though some TMS systems are cleared to ease anxiety symptoms that come with depression. Your provider will tell you whether it fits your situation.
Sessions happen in our office while you’re awake and seated. Most people feel a light tapping or tingling on the scalp. You can drive yourself and go right back to your day.
TMS is generally well tolerated. The most common side effects are scalp discomfort, tingling, or a mild headache during or after sessions. Seizures are rare. It isn’t for people with metal or electronic implants in or near the head, and we review your history before your first session.
Most patients have a series of 6 to 20 sessions, depending on their condition and goals. Your provider sets your plan at your consultation and checks your progress as you go.
About 20 to 30 minutes. You’re awake and seated the whole time, with no sedation and no downtime.
EXOMIND consultations are free. If a series is right for you, you’ll get the number of sessions and your exact price before you commit. Cherry payment plans are available for eligible patients.
We don’t bill insurance for EXOMIND or any of our services, but you can use your HSA or FSA card. Traditional TMS at a psychiatry practice is often covered when certain criteria are met, so if insurance coverage matters most, that may be the better route for you.
Yes. EXOMIND is added to your care, not a replacement for it, and many people keep their current medication and therapy during a series. With your permission, we’re glad to share results with your other providers.
No referral is needed to book a consultation. EXOMIND is FDA-cleared for diagnosed major depressive disorder, so if you haven’t been diagnosed, we’ll start with an evaluation and talk about the right next step.
Call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline any time, or call 911 in an emergency. We’re not a crisis service, and we want you to get help right away.
AZ Vitality and Wellness offers EXOMIND at 7984 W Happy Valley Rd., Suite 115, Peoria, AZ 85383, with free parking. We’re open Tuesday through Friday 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday 10 am to 3 pm. Book a free EXOMIND consult or call or text 602-540-3547.

Book a Free EXOMIND Consultation in Peoria, AZ

If depression hasn’t lifted with medication, start with a free consultation. We’ll go over your history, tell you honestly whether EXOMIND fits, and give you the number of sessions and your price before you commit.

Medical disclaimer: This page is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider with questions about your health. If you’re in crisis, call or text 988. Individual results vary.