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TMS Therapy for Patients from Fort Lauderdale
SAINT®, standard TMS, SPRAVATO®, and ketamine — all under one roof in Coral Springs, about 30 to 40 minutes from downtown Fort Lauderdale. Free consultation and benefits verification.
Medically reviewed by Daniel Pietras, MD. Last updated November 3, 2026.
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Getting to Neuro Wellness from Fort Lauderdale
Neuro Wellness TMS Centers of America is located at 9734 W Sample Rd, 2nd Floor, Suite B, Coral Springs, FL 33065 — in northern Broward County, roughly 30 to 40 minutes from downtown Fort Lauderdale by car. There is no Fort Lauderdale office; patients travel to Coral Springs for every visit.The most common routes from Fort Lauderdale are I-95 North to the Sawgrass Expressway (FL-869) west, or the Florida Turnpike north to Sample Road. From the Las Olas and downtown corridor, I-95 is usually fastest. From the western suburbs — Plantation, Sunrise, or Davie — the Turnpike or Sawgrass can be more direct. Patients in northern Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods like Tamarac, North Lauderdale, and Imperial Point are often just 15 to 25 minutes away.Rush-hour traffic on I-95 between 7:00–9:00 AM and 4:30–6:30 PM can add 10 to 15 minutes each way, so many patients schedule sessions mid-morning or early afternoon to avoid the worst of it.
What the treatment schedule means for Fort Lauderdale commuters
The schedule you choose shapes the commute. Standard TMS is one session per day, five days a week, for about six weeks — roughly 36 visits. For a Fort Lauderdale patient, that is a 60 to 80 minute round trip each weekday, which most people can fit around work and family.SAINT® is different: 50 short sessions delivered over five consecutive days, with roughly 50-minute breaks between sessions. You are at the clinic for most of each day. Some Fort Lauderdale patients commute daily; others prefer to stay at a hotel near Coral Springs for the week so they can rest between sessions and skip the rush-hour drive. The concentrated format means one week instead of six, which can suit patients who cannot step away from work for two months.SPRAVATO® (esketamine) and IV ketamine follow their own schedules — typically a series of sessions over several weeks, each requiring a two-hour observation period. The care team helps you plan the timing that fits your commute from Fort Lauderdale.
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Neighborhoods and nearby towns we serve from Fort Lauderdale
We regularly see patients from across Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding communities. From the downtown core — Las Olas Isles, Victoria Park, Rio Vista, and Flagler Village — the drive up I-95 is direct. From the beachside neighborhoods — Coral Ridge, Harbor Beach, and the barrier islands — allow a few extra minutes to cross the bridges.Patients also come from Wilton Manors, Poinsettia Heights, Imperial Point, Harbour Inlet, and Dorsey-Riverbend. North of the city, Tamarac, North Lauderdale, Lauderdale Lakes, Oakland Park, and Margate are especially close to the clinic — often under 25 minutes. West of Fort Lauderdale, patients from Plantation, Sunrise, and Davie reach Coral Springs via the Sawgrass Expressway.
SAINT® vs standard TMS for Fort Lauderdale patients
Neuro Wellness offers both, so the choice is clinical, not logistical alone. Standard TMS is one session a day for about six weeks — a manageable daily commute from Fort Lauderdale, and more broadly covered by insurance. SAINT® is an FDA-cleared accelerated protocol that uses an fMRI scan to personalize the stimulation target and delivers all 50 sessions in five days. It requires a concentrated one-week commitment and an MRI before treatment begins.For a Fort Lauderdale patient weighing the two, the question is often about time: can you take a week off for SAINT®, or is a six-week daily schedule more realistic? A consultation reviews your diagnosis, medication history, and eligibility for each. Read more about how SAINT® compares to standard TMS in our detailed comparison.
Starting with a consultation
The first step is a consultation with the Neuro Wellness clinical team. A psychiatrist reviews your diagnosis, medication history, and overall health, and screens for factors that may affect eligibility — such as bipolar disorder, seizure history, or non-removable metal near the head. Many Fort Lauderdale patients complete the initial consultation by telehealth and travel to Coral Springs for any in-person steps.If SAINT® is a fit, an fMRI scan is scheduled before the treatment week. The care team coordinates what can be done remotely versus in person, and helps with scheduling, local accommodations, and follow-up that continues close to home in Fort Lauderdale after the treatment week.
Fort Lauderdale TMS — Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a TMS clinic in Fort Lauderdale?
Neuro Wellness TMS Centers of America does not have a Fort Lauderdale office. The clinic is in Coral Springs, in northern Broward County — about 30 to 40 minutes from downtown Fort Lauderdale by car. Patients from Las Olas, Victoria Park, Wilton Manors, and the beachfront neighborhoods regularly make the drive up I-95 or the Turnpike to reach the clinic.
How long is the drive from Fort Lauderdale to the clinic?
From downtown Fort Lauderdale to 9734 W Sample Rd in Coral Springs is roughly 30 to 40 minutes in typical traffic via I-95 North to the Sawgrass Expressway, or the Florida Turnpike to Sample Road. Patients in northern Fort Lauderdale — near Tamarac, North Lauderdale, or Imperial Point — are often 15 to 25 minutes away. Rush-hour traffic on I-95 can add 10 to 15 minutes, so off-peak travel is worth planning around.
Can I commute from Fort Lauderdale every day for TMS?
For standard TMS, yes — a 30 to 40 minute drive each way is manageable for a single daily session over six weeks. For SAINT®, which packs 50 sessions into five consecutive days with roughly 50-minute breaks between sessions, you are at the clinic for most of each day. Some Fort Lauderdale patients commute daily; others stay at a hotel near Coral Springs for the treatment week to avoid twice-daily rush-hour drives and rest between sessions.
Does insurance cover TMS for Fort Lauderdale patients?
Coverage depends on your insurance plan, not your city. Standard TMS for depression is widely covered by commercial plans and Medicare when criteria are met. SAINT® is billed under Category III CPT codes and coverage varies more. Neuro Wellness verifies your benefits for free before treatment so you understand your cost-sharing, whether your plan is based in Broward County or elsewhere. Benefits verification does not guarantee payment.
What treatments are available for Fort Lauderdale patients?
Neuro Wellness offers standard TMS, the FDA-cleared SAINT® Neuromodulation System (accelerated, fMRI-guided TMS), SPRAVATO® (esketamine), IV ketamine, Prism for PTSD, psychotherapy, and medication management — all under one roof in Coral Springs. A consultation helps determine which option fits your diagnosis, history, and schedule.
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