A PR Newswire release says a mental health provider opened a first Colorado facility in Denver offering TMS and plans to introduce SPRAVATO (esketamine).
Denver opening
PR Newswire reports that a mental health provider has opened its first clinic in Denver, Colorado. According to the release, the opening expands the provider’s mental health services into Colorado.
The PR Newswire extract describes the Denver location as offering advanced treatments. It specifically identifies Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, or TMS, among the services available at the facility.
TMS listed among offered services
According to PR Newswire, TMS is available at the new Denver clinic. The extract does not provide details about appointment availability, referral requirements, insurance coverage, treatment costs, eligibility, or which conditions may be treated at the location.
PR Newswire characterizes the expansion as part of an effort to address Colorado’s growing mental health needs. The source extract does not provide figures, comparisons, or other details about those needs.
Esketamine treatment is planned
The PR Newswire release states that the facility plans to introduce SPRAVATO, identified in the extract as esketamine. The wording in the source indicates that this service is planned, rather than confirming that it is already available.
The extract does not state when SPRAVATO treatment may be introduced. It also does not describe how patients would access it, whether it would be offered alongside TMS, or what availability may look like once introduced.
Source scope
This item is based on a PR Newswire release published May 28, 2025. The release reports the opening of a first Colorado clinic in Denver, TMS availability at that location, and plans to introduce SPRAVATO (esketamine).
PR Newswire does not provide further information in the supplied extract about staffing, operating hours, clinical protocols, payment options, or outcomes. It also does not state whether additional Colorado locations are planned.
What this means for Colorado patients
For people looking for treatment locally, the directory lists 114 published clinics in Colorado. The PR Newswire release indicates that TMS is among the services offered at a newly opened Denver facility, while esketamine treatment is described as planned.
This is general information, not medical advice.
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