Hays Post reports a Hays mental health center is adding a second TMS facility to double capacity and serve up to 28 patients daily with flexible scheduling.
Expansion planned in Hays
Hays Post reports that a mental health center in Hays is adding a second transcranial magnetic stimulation, or TMS, treatment facility. According to Hays Post, the expansion is being made because of high demand and positive outcomes.
The source describes the addition as a way to double the center’s treatment capacity. Hays Post does not provide a date for when the second facility will begin serving patients in the supplied extract.
Daily capacity and scheduling
According to Hays Post, the expanded service will allow the center to serve up to 28 patients each day. The source also says the additional capacity is intended to provide flexible scheduling for people receiving TMS treatment.
The supplied Hays Post extract does not include appointment hours, the number of treatment devices involved, or details about how patients would arrange scheduling. It also does not describe whether the added capacity will be available immediately or in stages.
Seven-week course
Hays Post describes TMS as a seven-week course of medication-free therapy. The source links flexible scheduling to people who are undergoing that course.
The supplied extract does not provide information about treatment eligibility, referrals, insurance coverage, costs, treatment protocols, or patient selection. Hays Post also does not include numerical results or individual patient accounts in the extract provided.
What the report says
Hays Post presents the second facility as an expansion by the Hays center, rather than as a proposed law, public funding program, or insurance policy change. The reported details are limited to the second treatment site, the goal of doubling capacity, service for up to 28 patients daily, flexible scheduling, and the seven-week medication-free course.
What this means for Kansas patients
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