Concierge TMS at the Presidio on the FDA-cleared Ampa One system — including a One-Day TMS Program that delivers a full course of iTBS in a single day, for treatment-resistant depression. Delivered inside a complete psychiatric relationship — not a TMS mill.
Ampa One is FDA-cleared for the treatment of treatment-resistant depression, by prescription only.
For many San Franciscans, the answer isn't another prescription. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is an FDA-cleared, non-invasive treatment that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain's mood-regulating circuits — with no anesthesia and no downtime. My primary TMS system is Ampa One, an FDA-cleared system featuring a camera-enabled coil for precise, repeatable positioning.
What makes it different here: I don't run a TMS mill. Treatment is delivered as one part of a complete, integrative psychiatric relationship — woven together with therapy, metabolic care, and lifestyle work so the gains actually hold.
A standard course of TMS means daily visits, five days a week, for several weeks — about 36 sessions. The One-Day TMS Program compresses that into a single, structured day: brief (about three-minute) intermittent theta-burst (iTBS) sessions, spaced through the day with rest periods, and home the same evening.
In the ONE-D open-label case series (n=32), 87.5% of patients responded and 71.2% reached remission at six weeks; a propensity-matched comparison found single-day remission of 49% versus 25% for a traditional 36-day course. These are early findings from small samples, and individual results may vary. See the research and full overview →
My practice is also actively following and investigating emerging, accelerated protocols for anxiety, OCD, and addiction — investigational and, where applicable, off-label uses that are not FDA-cleared. Explore the frontier →
After a thorough evaluation, your care team calibrates a safe, personalized level of stimulation. Treatment is a structured, comfortable, fully supervised course — in-office at the Presidio. Read the full neuromodulation overview →

Dr. Raghu Appasani is a board-certified psychiatrist, fellowship-trained in addiction psychiatry and integrative-medicine focused — one of the very few physicians who hold the entire spectrum of mental health in a single, integrated relationship.
No obligation. I keep a small, by-invitation panel of patients.