Dr. Timothy Allen, MD

“Living with the grief of losing a child changes the way you experience the world. The grief does not disappear, and learning how to carry it while the world keeps moving is an ongoing process. For several years, I struggled with exhaustion, hopelessness, and feeling emotionally stuck. Medications often provided only short-term relief. Receiving Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) treatment through Dr. Allen’s office made a meaningful difference for me. Over time, I noticed more energy, more clarity, and moments where life did not feel quite as heavy. It gave me a sense of hope for myself that I honestly was not sure I would find again. I am deeply grateful to Dr. Allen and his staff. The flexibility and kindness of the office made treatment manageable during a difficult season of life. What stood out most to me was that Dr. Allen was not simply providing TMS treatment — he genuinely wanted to make sure it was the right fit for me and provided support and encouragement throughout the process. That level of care and sincerity meant more than I can express. I know this treatment is not a magic answer to grief, but for me, it became an important part of learning how to continue living alongside it.”

“10/10 experience, no notes! My point person, Sarah, who heads up operations and is the de facto (benevolent!) Queen of the Castle, is the best. Kind, sharp and way too with it! A person with whom one can share a laugh, long thought, and/or playful but pragmatic email. An obvious rockstar in whatever role she wanted; Lexington TMS is as fortunate as the sun & it's moon to have her, and like those celestial bodies, she shines bright at all times ☀️🌕 My TMS tech, Leena, master of the magnets, is the best. The actual process of applying the transcranial wand ("Transcranial" is the 'T' of 'TMS') which emanates the magnetic pulses, that provide the therapy, is kind of tricky. The margin of errors are in the millimeters, so there is a finesse required to achieve proper position, frequency, and fluidity. Once a session begins, there is noise and positioning separation, with the chaired patient and the tech behind them in observation, so Leena and I weren't speaking a *ton* with each other..which made the pleasant earnestness with which we shared the exchanges we did find ourselves the time for, quite fun Easter eggs. A "might not talk long, but will talk strong" type of vibe which are rare but nice. Dr. Allen, the head clinician and proprietor, is the best. From our initial assessment the ethic of care + presentness stuck with me. Once my process of treatment began, the intermittent check ins from Dr. Allen (about Once every ten or so visits) were not perfunctory, when he asked how I was? There was genuine empathy and desire for best outcome. I felt safe and seen, taken great care of. Doctoral wise, that's all you can ask! I promised a friend (who is an employee here) I would exercise economy of language, and I tried!...but I could literally wax poetic for days + night about this office. If you're here as a patient, it means you've been faced with a behavioral wellness issue(s) denied abatement and promised only much consternation and darkness. When one must put on the brave face, and unearth their stubborness skeletons, and try to kick them all, all the way out of there, this is the exact environment and staff you want at your disposal. I am blessed they are now forever a much cherished part of my life 💜”

“Not only did the treatment not work, The staff was supposed to follow up a few weeks after treatment and never did. Apparently they only care about their profit and not the patient.”

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