Brain Care Rancho Mirage

MeRT and TMS treatment for Autism, Depression, PTSD and Concussion

Videos Featuring MeRT as a Breakthrough Treatment for Autism

The following videos of MeRT® for Autism treatment show some of the astounding results of this drug-free, non-invasive therapy. Medical experts discuss how and why MeRT works so well, and parents share their heartfelt success stories.

MeRT for Autism Featured on The Doctors TV Show

The Doctors, a popular television show which ran for more than a decade, featured an episode on MeRT treatment for autism.

Neurologist, Dr. Spencer O Miller, discussed MeRT treatment and how it works to reprogram electrical signals in the brain. And Miriam Gimal (read her story below) shared the amazing successes of MeRT treatment for her daughter with autism.

If you want to know how MeRT treatment can provide new hope — even if you’ve tried everything possible for your child — watch this show.

MeRT Treatment Featured at the AutismOne Conference

AutismOne, a nonprofit organization, provides information on autism, medicine, nutrition, schooling, recreation, social skills, and more. And each year, they hold a conference to share the latest news.

The 2020 AutismOne Virtual Conference featured a panel discussion with pediatrician Dr. Sandy Lee, Wave Neuroscience senior scientist Alex Ring, and parent Miriam Gimal on the effectiveness of MeRT treatment.

They discuss:

  • how brainwaves can be out of sync, and how MeRT can get them back in sync,
  • how the qEEG works and why it’s so vital to MeRT’s success,
  • images of brainwave activity before and after MeRT treatment for autism,
  • videos of patients with autism before and after their MeRT treatment,
  • and much more.

If you’ve been curious about how MeRT treatment could work for your child, you must watch this video!

Miriam’s “Miracle” MeRT Story

Listen to Miriam Gimal explain exactly what MeRT did for her child, Raquel — and why she’s now dedicated her life to providing this treatment to others.

Got questions about what you’ve seen in these videos of MeRT for Autism?

Talk with our New Patient Coordinator.

Our New Patient Coordinator will take the time to listen to your concerns, explain costs, and help with any other details. She can also assist you in getting scheduled should you decide to move forward with treatment.

Our goal is to help guide you through the process with quality care in a warm and compassionate environment.

You don’t have to make any big decisions right off. You can start with an EEG and a consultation with the doctor, and together you can decide if you may benefit from MeRT.


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She is happy to explain how it all works and answer any questions you may have, with no obligation.

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  • Please Note

    This procedure is only currently FDA cleared for Drug Resistant Depression and OCD. This treatment is not FDA-approved at this time for Autism. In some cases, this treatment has been used successfully off-label for other conditions including PTSD, TBI, Dementia, Parkinsons, ADHD, Learning Disorders and the after-effects of stroke. In most cases Insurance does not cover this procedure at this time, therefore all expenses are out of pocket for treatment. You must be able to stay in the area of our Clinic for 2-week intervals for treatment (typically two or three visits).

  • Absolute Contraindications

    Absolute contraindications for cortical MeRT treatment: Defibrillator, Vagal Nerve Stimulator, VP Shunt/ Magnetic intracranial shunts, Deep Brain Stimulator, Epidural Cortical stimulator, Steel shunts/stents, Cranial metal fragments (i.e. shrapnel, excluding titanium), Cochlear implant, Aneurysm clips, coils, pipelines flow diversion, Pregnant or breastfeeding, Primary brain cancer / metastatic legions in brain (unless palliative care), Magnetic dental implants, Implanted cardio-verter defibrillators (ICD), Ocular implants, suicide attempts.

  • Relative Contraindications

    Relative contraindications require closer protocol attention and may or may not disqualify someone from receiving cortical MeRT treatment, depending on the doctor’s discretion and the person’s individual condition. These include: Pacemaker, History of Seizure or seizure disorder, Titanium shunts/stents, Spinal Cord Stimulator, Hearing aids, Ferrous cortical implants, Magnetic ink tattoo, Bipolar Disorder Type I/II, Baha Implant, suicide idealation.