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EEG-guided TMS for veterans & first responders. State-funded. Powered by JLC Services. The eTMS Ohio Program is powered by JLC Services Inc.

Free Brain Health Program for Veterans & First Responders

The eTMS Ohio Program provides EEG-guided TMS treatment at no cost for eligible veterans, law enforcement, firefighters, and first responders. Using advanced brain mapping and personalized treatment protocols, the program helps address conditions such as:

• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
• Depression & Anxiety
• Sleep Disorders
• Concussion symptoms

Treatment begins with a 10-minute braincare EEG recording, which helps identify patterns in brain activity and guides a personalized treatment plan designed to support brain health and recovery. and exists to expand access to innovative brain health treatments for those who serve and protect our communities. If you are a veteran, first responder, or member of law enforcement who may benefit from the program, we encourage you to reach out.

📞 Call 614-665-7905 to learn more or see if you qualify.

10/05/2026

This Mental Illness Awareness Week, we’re sharing information to help make brain health care easier to understand.

What does the “EEG-guided” part of eTMS mean?

In this video, Dr. Kim explains how an EEG—a recording of the brain’s electrical activity—helps inform a personalized protocol for non-invasive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.

She walks through three steps: measuring brain activity, using that information to guide stimulation, and working toward more coordinated brain activity.

Dr. Kim also discusses changes observed in focus, sleep, and emotional regulation. Individual experiences and treatment outcomes vary.

At JLC Services, we believe clear information helps people feel more informed about their care options.

Watch Dr. Kim’s explanation and learn more at jlcservicesinc.net/etms.

10/01/2026

Those who serve our communities deserve support for their own brain health.

eTMS offers personalized, EEG-guided care, with programs in Ohio and Florida for eligible veterans, law enforcement officers, and first responders.

Start with a conversation. Our team can explain eligibility for your state’s program, what an evaluation involves, and where care is available.

Learn more and check eligibility: https://jlcservicesin.net/etms

09/26/2026

What does a 64.5% decrease in anxiety scores mean?

We use a short questionnaire called the GAD-7 to track reported anxiety symptoms. In selected first-round records across JLC, average scores dropped by nearly two-thirds from the first assessment to the latest.

These findings come from the August 25 JLC-wide outcomes report. Individual results vary.

JLC offers eTMS at no cost to qualifying veterans, first responders, and law enforcement officers in Ohio and Florida.

Learn more at jlcservicesinc.net/etms

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09/24/2026

Sometimes progress shows up in everyday moments at home.

In this video, Annie Thomas, the spouse of a veteran and volunteer firefighter, shares changes she noticed during her husband’s eTMS experience.

Coming to bed at a more regular time. Feeling calmer during outings together. Responding with less anger to things that once upset him.

Annie also speaks about the impact on spouses—and the importance of empathy and understanding for what each person is carrying.

This is one family’s experience. Individual results vary.

Learn whether you qualify for no-cost eTMS care in Ohio or Florida at jlcservicesinc.net/etms.

09/22/2026

An EEG and a symptom scale tell us different things.

An EEG records electrical activity in the brain and measures brainwave patterns. A symptom scale asks about experiences such as sleep, mood, anxiety, or PTSD symptoms.

Neither one tells the whole story by itself. Together, they give the care team more information to consider alongside your experience and clinical judgment.

TMS is FDA-cleared for certain indications. Eligibility and treatment decisions are determined through clinical evaluation.

Learn whether you may qualify for no-cost eTMS care in Ohio or Florida:

https://jlcservicesinc.net/etms

09/21/2026

Sleep gives your brain and body time to reset.

When sleep is poor, it can be harder to focus, manage stress, and feel rested during the day.

For Veterans and first responders, sleep problems may also appear after long periods of stress or trauma.

A steady sleep routine is one simple place to start. Try getting morning light, waking around the same time each day, and dimming bright screens before bed.

If you’re a Veteran, first responder, or law-enforcement professional in Ohio or Florida, learn whether you may qualify for the no-cost eTMS program:

https://jlcservicesinc.net/etms

09/17/2026

For someone working in public safety, poor sleep and brain fog do not stay at home. They can follow a person into every shift, conversation, and decision.

Cleveland firefighter Jacob Lease shares his experience with sleep struggles, brain fog, and the changes he noticed during his eTMS journey.

His story is one person’s experience—not a guarantee—but it helps make “progress” more human and understandable.

Watch Jacob’s story.

Learn whether you qualify for no-cost eTMS care in Ohio or Florida at jlcservicesinc.net/etms.

09/14/2026

Meet Jennifer Wade, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, a Family Nurse Practitioner with JLC Services who cares for patients through the eTMS program.

Jennifer brings more than five years of experience leading and managing a TMS program. Her work with veterans, active-duty military personnel, first responders, and law enforcement officers has strengthened her commitment to serving those who serve.

Her approach centers on compassionate, individualized care and supporting each patient’s path toward healing and recovery.

We’re proud to spotlight Jennifer and the experience, dedication, and heart she brings to our patients.

Learn more at jlcservicesinc.net/etms.

09/11/2026

Today, we remember. And today, we stand with our veterans. 🇺🇸

This morning, members of our eTMS Ohio team attended the Silent Watch for Veteran Su***de Awareness in New Lexington, Ohio.

On September 11, we honor the lives lost 25 years ago, the first responders who ran toward danger, and the service members who answered the call in the years that followed.

As we remember their sacrifice, we also recognize the battles many veterans continue to carry long after their service ends.

Our message today is simple: We remember. We honor. We support.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988, then press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line.

eTMS is not an emergency or crisis-response service.

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09/10/2026

Thank you to the Ohio National Guard for welcoming our team to share the eTMS Ohio program!

Dr. Jeffrey Morris, an eTMS physician with JLC Services, did a fantastic job leading the presentation, joined remotely by Dr. Erik Won, Chief Medical Officer of Wave Neuroscience.

The Q&A afterward gave us an opportunity to hear from attendees, answer questions, and discuss the program together.

We’re grateful for your hospitality and the opportunity to connect with those who serve our communities and country. Thank you for having us! 🇺🇸

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