Neuronetics (STIM) shared updates underscoring its ongoing commitment to clinical excellence and innovation in mental health care. This week, NeuroStar will attend the 13th Annual Clinical TMS Society Meeting, taking place June 11-14 in San Diego, CA as a Silver Sponsor. NeuroStar will present two poster presentations derived from the TrakStar data set, the largest real-world outcomes database in TMS. Data highlights include a retrospective analysis of Greenbrook’s multi-site study, providing a direct comparison of clinical outcomes between NeuroStar’s proprietary Figure-8 coil and Brainsway’s H-coil in the treatment of depression, offering new insight into device-specific performance. As part of the meeting, the Company will participate in the PULSES Course, a foundational training session for new and experienced TMS providers. Additionally, NeuroStar will exhibit at booth #303. Greenbrook Mental Wellness Centers, a wholly owned subsidiary of Neuronetics, has initiated a program to evaluate the feasibility of using personalized qEEG-informed protocols to deliver TMS therapy using the NeuroStar TMS System. To date, the program has demonstrated operational feasibility and the ability to successfully deliver the protocols using a commercially available NeuroStar TMS System. The Company looks forward to sharing their findings in the near future.
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