JLC Services Inc

10/16/2026

Celebrating our October work anniversaries!

Thank you, Trish Satterfield, Dan Neville, Dr. Jeffrey Morris, and Douglas Lindquist, for your dedication and the care you bring to your work. Your contributions help JLC support the people and communities we serve.

We’re grateful to have you on the team!

10/15/2026

Depression is real. So is measurable progress.

A screening can help start a conversation about how you’re feeling. Repeated assessments help you and your care team understand what changes over time.

JLC’s programs use validated symptom scales to track depression, anxiety, PTSD and sleep symptoms throughout care. Participants and clinicians can review individual changes, while aggregate reporting helps state partners understand program outcomes.

A screening is not a diagnosis. Assessment results support a conversation with a qualified health care professional.

Learn more about our data and how we measure progress:
https://jlcservicesinc.net/outcomes/

10/13/2026

Healing you can see.

Tracking symptoms over time helps us understand how participants are doing.

Across JLC’s state-funded eTMS programs, average depression scores decreased 60.4% from the first to the latest assessment in a selected participant group, measured using the Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II).

The same assessment, repeated over time, helps our care teams follow changes in reported symptoms.

Source: JLC State Funded Initiatives all-state dashboard, August 25, 2026. This figure represents a decrease in the group’s average score. Individual results vary.

Learn more about our data and how we measure progress:
https://jlcservicesinc.net/outcomes/

10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day.

Mental health shapes how we think, feel, connect with others, and navigate everyday life.

In this short, Lena shares what mental health means to her—and why good mental health is about more than the absence of mental illness. It also includes managing emotions, maintaining relationships, and coping with adversity and change.

At JLC Services Inc., we believe these conversations matter.

Watch Lena share her perspective below.

Learn more about JLC: https://jlcservicesinc.net

10/06/2026

What Does Tracking Progress Mean?

Progress isn’t always one big change. Sometimes, it shows up in the everyday things — like sleep, mood, or how you’re doing in daily life.

Tracking these areas over time can help a care team better understand what is changing and guide conversations about care.

Numbers are one part of the picture. They help show patterns, but they don’t tell a person’s whole story.

Learn more about JLC Services at jlcservicesinc.net.

10/02/2026

The people who protect our communities deserve care that supports them, too.

JLC Services President & CEO Joe Charles spoke at the opening of a new eTMS facility serving Florida’s Miami-Dade community, recognizing the leaders, legislators, law enforcement professionals, and community members who helped expand mental health support for first responders.

Joe discussed the cumulative impact of repeated exposure to trauma in public safety careers and explained how eTMS—EEG-guided Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation—uses individualized brain mapping to help guide treatment.

This opening reflects a shared commitment to bringing personalized, neuroscience-driven care closer to those who serve. At JLC Services, we’re proud to work alongside the partners helping make that access possible.

Watch Joe’s remarks:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiSzcs8BUQc

JLC Services President & CEO Joe Charles speaks at the opening of a...

09/29/2026

One approved set of numbers. One consistent source.

Across JLC programs, the August 25 outcomes dashboard shows these average decreases in scores from baseline:

• Anxiety: 64.5%
• PTSD: 63.0%
• Depression: 60.4%
• Insomnia: 59.7%
• Opioid cravings: 57.0%
• Alcohol cravings: 49.7%

These numbers show average changes across JLC programs for the people included in this report. Your results may be different. A care team can help decide which services, if any, are right for you.

JLC Services deploys neurotechnology and supports the teams, care processes, and measurement behind these programs.

Source: JLC SFI Dashboard, August 25, 2026.

09/28/2026

Those who show up for our community deserve support close to home. 💙

Clay County’s new eTMS site brings brain health care closer to local first responders and veterans—and News4JAX is sharing the story!

The new site gives Clay County first responders a local option for care without traveling to Jacksonville.

We’re proud to support this effort alongside eTMS Florida, the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, participating public safety agencies, and Operation Barnabas.

🎥 Watch the video and read the full story:
https://www.news4jax.com/news/local/2026/09/25/live-clay-county-sheriffs-office-partners-announce-new-wellness-program-for-first-responders/

Share this with a first responder, veteran, or family who would like to learn more.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office and local partners announced Friday the launch of a grant-funded health and wellness program designed to help first responders and military veterans manage stress, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder.

09/23/2026

Meet Dr. Julie Kim, Medical Director of JLC’s eTMS program.

Dr. Kim is a board-certified internist with more than 30 years of clinical experience and over a decade dedicated to advancing the clinical use of eTMS technology.

Her work reflects the standard behind Healing You Can See: pair innovative technology with careful clinical oversight, individualized care, and a deep commitment to the people and families we serve.

We are proud to highlight the experience and leadership Dr. Kim brings to JLC.

Individual care plans and experiences vary.

Learn more about JLC’s eTMS programs at jlcservicesinc.net/etms.

09/21/2026

Behind every outcome percentage is a method worth understanding.

As of the August 25, 2026 report, JLC’s dashboard includes 3,728 patients across our State Funded Initiatives.

How do assessment scores become a percentage? We compare the average starting score with the average latest score, then calculate the percentage change. Each assessment’s results include patients with the starting and follow-up scores needed for that calculation.

Explaining the method helps make the numbers more meaningful. Individual results vary.

Swipe through for a look behind the numbers.

Learn more about JLC’s approach to measurable care at jlcservicesinc.net.