Where Can I Get SAINT® TMS Treatment? SAINT in Coral Springs and South Florida

Neuro Wellness TMS Centers of America offers SAINT® on the FDA-cleared Magnus Neuromodulation System at 9734 W Sample Rd, Coral Springs, FL 33065, serving Broward and Palm Beach counties, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, and the Miami area. Magnus Medical, the manufacturer, reported in May 2026 that SAINT was available in 14 states; ask any provider whether they use the Magnus system and fMRI targeting.

SAINT is one specific accelerated TMS protocol: intermittent theta burst stimulation, 10 sessions per day for 5 days, with functional MRI targeting, delivered on the Magnus Neuromodulation System. Accelerated TMS is a broader term for any TMS schedule with more than one session per day. Only the Magnus system is FDA-cleared for the SAINT protocol; other accelerated schedules are delivered off-label on cleared TMS devices.

Yes, in most cases. SAINT, like other forms of TMS, is delivered while you are awake and does not use anesthesia or sedation, so patients are generally permitted to drive afterward. If you experience a side effect that affects your ability to drive, such as a significant headache or dizziness, tell the treatment team. A companion is optional rather than required.

Yes. The SAINT protocol uses a structural and functional MRI to select an individualized stimulation target in the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. The MRI must be completed and processed before the first treatment day, so it is scheduled in advance. Standard MRI safety screening applies, and people who cannot safely have an MRI are not candidates for SAINT.

Plan on 5 consecutive weekdays. Each day includes 10 sessions of about 10 minutes with roughly 50-minute breaks, so you will be at the clinic for most of each day. You will also need an evaluation and an MRI beforehand, and follow-up visits afterward, some of which may be done remotely or with your home clinician.

The FDA-cleared indication is adults with major depressive disorder who have not achieved satisfactory improvement from prior antidepressant medication in the current episode. Eligibility also depends on TMS and MRI safety screening, including checks for metal implants, implanted devices, and seizure history, and on screening for bipolar disorder, psychosis, and substance use. A psychiatric evaluation determines whether SAINT is appropriate for a specific person.

No. In the randomized, sham-controlled trial of 29 analyzed adults, 78.6% of the active group met remission criteria at 4 weeks, meaning about one in five did not. The study was small and from a single site, durability beyond 4 weeks is not well established, and some people relapse within months. No provider can guarantee a result from SAINT or any other depression treatment.

Coverage varies by plan. SAINT is billed under Category III CPT codes (0889T–0892T), and its manufacturer reports Medicare fee-for-service reimbursement and growing commercial coverage, but many patients still self-pay and prior authorization is common. Being in-network with a plan does not mean SAINT is covered for a given person. Neuro Wellness TMS Centers of America verifies benefits before treatment; ask for a written estimate.