TMS for veterans in Las Vegas

Some veterans have tried several antidepressants for major depression, with limited relief or hard-to-tolerate side effects. TMS is an FDA-cleared, non-invasive option for depression that uses magnetic pulses — not another daily medication — to stimulate mood-related brain circuits.

Depression and PTSD often travel together after service. TMS is FDA-cleared for depression, not for PTSD itself, and at Calm Clinic it's offered for depression. Your consult with Dr. Popov reviews whether TMS fits your history, including trauma-related symptoms, sleep disruption, and prior medication trials.

TMS consults at Calm Clinic are in network with these Nevada plans: Aetna, Anthem / Carelon, Cigna / Evernorth, Humana, Nevada Medicaid, Medicare, Molina Healthcare, Prominence Health Plan, SilverSummit Health Plan, Tricare and UnitedHealthcare / Optum. Your plan decides separately whether it pays for a TMS course and may require prior authorization, so we check your benefits and request approval before your course begins.

If the VA has given you a Community Care authorization for TMS or specialty mental health care, call us before you book and we'll check whether it can be used at Calm Clinic.

You do not need a VA referral to schedule a private consult with us. You can use your own or a spouse’s plan, or self-pay: consult visits are $150, and we quote TMS session costs after your screening.

For broader veteran mental health services beyond TMS, see our veterans care page. To confirm a commercial plan, use the insurance checker.

TMS is delivered in person at Anywhere Clinic’s Las Vegas location (Calm Clinic). It is not a telehealth treatment. Sessions are typically short weekday visits over several weeks, with motor-threshold mapping at the start of your course.

TMS consults are coordinated with Dr. Michael Popov. He confirms candidacy, oversees the protocol, and works with our clinic team for daily sessions.

Care at Anywhere Clinic is HIPAA-protected. We do not share treatment details with command, employers, or the VA without your written authorization.

If you are in crisis or need urgent safety support, contact the Veterans Crisis Line at 988 (press 1) or local emergency services. TMS is an outpatient specialty treatment, not an emergency service.