An FDA 510(k) cleared repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) system for Major Depressive Disorder. A non-invasive, non-systemic option for patients who have not responded to medication, delivered in-office as a reimbursable course of care.
ALTMS / BLOSSOM TMS is FDA 510(k) cleared for Major Depressive Disorder. The international instructions for use list other indications. Those are not cleared in the United States, so TITN does not market them. The discipline is the point.
K220625 · ALTMS Magnetic Stimulation Therapy System / Blossom TMS Therapy System, REMED Co., Ltd. Cleared substantially equivalent on April 6, 2022. Product code OBP, regulation 21 CFR 882.5805, neurology panel. The FDA defines product code OBP as a transcranial magnetic stimulator for the treatment of major depressive disorder.
90867 · initial treatment, including cortical mapping, motor threshold determination, delivery, and management (once per course)90868 · subsequent delivery and management, per session (the bulk of the course)90869 · subsequent motor threshold re-determination with delivery and management, when re-mapping is requiredCoverage typically requires documented MDD with failure of one or more adequate antidepressant trials in the current episode. Verify your locality with the CMS PFS Look-Up. Coverage and reimbursement vary by payer.
ALTMS / BLOSSOM TMS is built around the MDD patient who is still searching for relief. Each use below sits inside your clinical judgment, with the cleared indication held firmly in view.
For adults with Major Depressive Disorder who have not achieved satisfactory improvement from prior antidepressant medication in the current episode. The cleared, on-label use.
A non-systemic option for patients who cannot tolerate antidepressant side effects, or who want to avoid adding another medication. Discussed and documented per your protocol.
Delivered in your practice across a multi-week course, no inpatient stay. Billed per session under the rTMS CPT family, keeping revenue and the patient relationship in-house.
Pair the course with standardized depression scales and, where indicated, a WAVi brain baseline and retest to document objective change over the treatment window.
Where prior antidepressants underperformed, PharmacoCheck+ pharmacogenomics can clarify whether metabolism was a factor, informing the next step in the care plan.
For psychiatry and integrative practices adding rTMS, this is a reimbursable, durable service line. TITN handles placement, training, and the operational ramp.
rTMS is a protocol, not a one-off. The first session establishes the patient-specific settings; the rest of the course delivers consistent stimulation over several weeks.
The clinician locates the treatment target over the prefrontal cortex, the cortical region associated with mood regulation. Done once at the start of the course.
The system determines the patient's individual motor threshold, the dose reference that calibrates stimulation intensity to that patient. Captured under CPT 90867.
Repetitive magnetic pulses are delivered in each session while the patient sits awake and alert. Sessions repeat across the multi-week course under CPT 90868.
Response is tracked with depression rating scales. If re-mapping is needed, the motor threshold is re-determined under CPT 90869. The clinician owns every decision.
ALTMS / BLOSSOM TMS ships in five cosmetic finishes so the device reads as furniture, not equipment. Sand is the default. Final product photography is added per finish.
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rTMS is often considered after one or more antidepressants underperformed. PharmacoCheck+ pharmacogenomics tests how the patient metabolizes psychiatric medications, adding objective context to that history and to the care plan around the rTMS course.
A pharmacogenomic panel that reports how the patient is likely to metabolize common psychiatric medications. It does not prescribe; it informs the conversation about why prior antidepressant trials may have fallen short and what that means for the path forward.
BMTG, TITN's sister service, supports the documentation and clinical-context layer around advanced therapies. As ALTMS grows into a standard TITN treatment line, BMTG helps keep the paperwork, scales, and reporting consistent across sessions.
rTMS lands first where medication-resistant depression already walks through the door. Where it fits:
The questions practices ask before they add an rTMS treatment line.
ALTMS (BLOSSOM TMS) is an FDA 510(k) cleared repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation system (K220625) for adults with major depressive disorder. It is indicated for MDD only.
A course of care typically maps to CPT 90867, 90868, and 90869. When medical-necessity criteria are met, rTMS for major depressive disorder is a covered, reimbursable service; see CMS coverage article A57072.
rTMS is delivered as a series of outpatient sessions over several weeks, following the cleared treatment protocol. The exact course is set by the treating clinician.
No. rTMS is noninvasive and delivered while the patient is awake, with no anesthesia and no recovery downtime.
When clinical assessment, informed by a brain baseline, leads toward depression care, ALTMS is the treatment line, and a follow-up WAVi assessment adds an objective data point to the clinical record. PharmacoCheck+ adds pharmacogenomic context to guide medication decisions.
Book a 15-minute call. We will walk through the cleared indication, the CPT course (90867 to 90869), the PharmacoCheck+ pairing, and the reimbursement math for your payers, then bring the device to you if you want to see it run. Reimbursement is typical from EOB data and varies by payer.
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