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10/20/2026

Sleep is often the first thing to go. That's why we measure it from day one.

Across JLC's state-funded eTMS programs, average insomnia severity scores dropped 59.7% from the first to the latest assessment (ISI).

Healing you can see.

JLC-wide aggregate data, JLC State Funded Initiatives dashboard, August 25, 2026. Selected first-treatment participants with moderately severe baseline symptoms and repeat assessments. Individual results vary.

Eligible veterans, first responders and law enforcement in Ohio and Florida may receive eTMS at no cost.
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10/15/2026

A look back at our FOX 28 feature from April 2026.

Retired Assistant Fire Chief K.J. Watts and JLC’s Tasha Noice joined the news team to explain eTMS and demonstrate what treatment looks like.

The story focused on Ohio. Eligible veterans, first responders and law enforcement officers can receive state-funded eTMS at no cost in both Ohio and Florida. Program eligibility and a clinical evaluation determine access.

Explore eligibility and find your nearest clinic:
https://jlcservicesinc.net/etms

State leaders and agency partners: interested in bringing an eTMS program to your state? Connect with JLC Services at https://jlcservicesinc.net to discuss the possibilities.

Watch the FOX 28 story:
https://myfox28columbus.com/news/local/etms-transcranial-magnetic-stimulation-treatment-ptsd-depression-mental-health-wellness

Individual results vary.

ETMS is a simple process that's making a big impact on quality of life for veterans and first responders.

10/13/2026

Two states. One program. Healing you can see.

Eligible veterans, first responders, and law enforcement officers in Ohio and Florida can receive eTMS at no cost through our state-funded programs.

Non-invasive • Drug-free • EEG-guided

With clinics in both states, getting started begins with a conversation. Our team can help you understand eligibility and what to expect.

Find your nearest clinic: jlcservicesinc.net/etms and choose Ohio or Florida.

10/08/2026

“Trust the process.”

It is Fire Prevention Week. Firefighters spend their careers protecting everyone else. Their own sleep and mental health matter too.

K.J. Watts, now retired from the Whitehall Division of Fire, entered the eTMS program with questions and skepticism. He says he began sleeping better, experiencing less mental chatter, and feeling a greater sense of calm. His wife noticed a difference, too.

For K.J., those changes carried into everyday life: thinking more clearly, responding more calmly as a leader, and feeling better equipped to support the people who depend on him.

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

Eligible veterans, first responders, and law enforcement officers in Ohio and Florida may receive eTMS at no cost. Learn whether you qualify at https://jlcservicesinc.net/etms.

10/07/2026

Matt and David are representing the eTMS Program in Orlando, Florida! 🙌

As eTMS Peer Mentors, they had the opportunity to present at the CFCJA presentation and share more about our program, the people we serve, and the support available through eTMS.

Peer Mentors bring something especially important to these conversations — real experience, connection, and an understanding of what it can feel like to ask for help.

Thank you, Matt and David, for representing our team and helping more people learn about the eTMS Program!

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10/06/2026

This Fire Prevention Week, we’re thinking about the people behind the gear. 🚒❤️

Firefighters and first responders train to protect others every day. But the stress of the job doesn’t always stay at work.

Changes in sleep, anxiety, low mood, and the effects of trauma deserve support, too.

Through the eTMS Program, eligible veterans, first responders, and law enforcement professionals may have access to brain-health care at no cost.

The first step is simply finding out if you qualify.

👉 Visit jlcservicesinc.net/etms to learn more or start an eligibility conversation.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988. If there is immediate danger, call 911. eTMS is not an emergency or crisis-response service.

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.