A new approach to improve memory & slow cognitive decline
Neula is dedicated to helping adults experiencing memory & cognitive declines improve or maintain functioning with the latest, evidence-based brain stimulation technology.
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How brain stimulation works for memory & cognitive health
Targeted Brain Stimulation:
We use transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) which sends gentle magnetic pulses to specific brain regions involved in memory, attention, and executive function.
Non-Invasive, No Medication:
No surgery, anesthesia, or medication needed. Trained specialists deliver the stimulations while patients are awake and comfortably seated.
Days of Treatment, Months of Benefit: 
Treatments happen in-person at a clinic over the course of a few days, and many see improvements or stabilization lasting months after treatment.
How brain stimulation can help
A cutting-edge, medication-free treatment that gently stimulates key areas of the brain associated with memory & cognition.
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Improves memory
Brain stimulation can help improve memory and activities of daily life over a span of months after treatment.
Slows cognitive decline
Stimulation is an evidence-based way to slow further cognitive decline and maintain your functioning at home or work.
Medication free
Conventional approaches—like medications—may only provide modest benefits and can sometimes cause side effects.
Backed by research
Recent clinical trials and meta-analyses confirm TMS can help stabilize cognitive decline and support memory in people with Mild Cognitive Impairments and mild Alzheimer’s disease.
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What does this mean for you or your loved one? It suggests that TMS can temporarily slow or even improve cognitive performance—buying valuable time with better memory and attention. While not a cure, TMS offers a hopeful new avenue to enhance daily functioning in the short term.
Stabilizing cognitive decline
A recent controlled trial showed “almost no decline” in cognition in the TMS group compared to the control over 6 months
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Supporting cognition & memory
Meta-analyses show that over 90% of studies on TMS for MCI and Dementia due to AD show significant improvements in overall cognition
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Safe & well-tolerated
TMS is consistently shown to be safe and well-tolerated. A meta-analysis of 5800 subjects showed only one instance of a TMS-related adverse event.
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Our program & approach
Short Course of Treatment over Three Days
You'll spend three days in our clinic, alternating receiving stimulations and taking rest breaks, where you can work, relax, or step out nearby.
Expert-Led, Evidence-Based
Our treatment is administered by Harvard-affiliated doctors and researchers at the forefront of TMS for cognition. Our protocols are informed by clinical studies of safety and efficacy.
Enhanced Personalization
Treatment can be enhanced with an fMRI analysis to pinpoint your unique brain's ideal target and a longer consultation with our neuropsychiatrist to tailor treatment to your unique symptoms.  
Benefits and safety
Strong Evidence in Research
Meta-analyses of TMS consistently report positive effects on global cognition, memory recall, and attention, and overall stabilization of decline over months.
Medication Free and Compatible  
TMS can be added to your current routine without changing medications, diet, or exercise. It avoids medication side effects like sedation or gastrointestinal issues.
Treatment in Days, Benefits up to Months
Treatments require only a few days of time, and many see cognitive stabilization over period of months. Periodically repeating treatment (every 3-6 months) may be helpful.   
Track Record of Safety
Common side effects are short-lived (mild headache) and serious side effects are extremely rare (1 in 5,800 patients). TMS technology is cleared by the FDA and has been used for Depression treatment for 15 years.
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What adults with mild cognitive impairments are saying

I recognize the difference in my abilities, and my work is starting to show that. That’s troubling to me. I’ve tried supplements, brain games, and all the things they recommend, but I want something more —something that actually helps.

Jim, 60

I don’t want to take a bunch of medications with side effects—I’d rather find something that works with my brain naturally. If a device could help boost my thinking, keep me from getting worse, and not make me feel tired, I want to try it.

Natalie, 62

I was an incredibly sharp, organized person. Now I forget why my alarm went off. It’s frustrating. I don’t want to accept this as my new normal. I’ve tried brain exercises, but they don’t help. If there’s something non-invasive that could actually support my memory, I'm open to it.

Clara, 57

*Names have been changed to preserve anonymity
Pricing

Course of treatment

$2,950

Base price: $2,950

- Evaluation with Neuropsychiatrist
- Full treatment in-clinic over 3 days
- Follow-up check-in on results

Enhanced personalization: Additional $2,000

- fMRI scan and Neuropsychiatrist analysis to determine personalized brain target based on your unique physiology
- Additional time with Neuropsychiatrist to further personalize or adjust targeting based on your unique symptoms

Payment plans as low as $102/month, or interest-free short-term plans, are an option.
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We aim to make this cutting-edge treatment accessible, while maintaining high clinical quality.  

Join our waitlist!
We’re launching soon in select communities! If you or someone you love is experiencing mild cognitive decline, sign up to be the first in your area to access this cutting-edge treatment for cognition and memory.
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Disclaimer
Not Yet FDA-Approved for MCI or Dementia: While TMS devices are FDA-approved for other conditions (e.g. Depression, OCD), TMS for MCI/Dementia is considered off-label and remains under active investigation.
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Results May Vary: Improvements in memory or daily function are often moderate and can differ from person to person.

Importance of Qualified Supervision: TMS should be administered by trained professionals, following proper screening for contraindications (e.g., certain metal implants or seizure risk).
Ongoing Research
Larger clinical trials are underway to further validate long-term benefits of TMS for MCI/Dementia. We’re proud to lead the way in bringing this promising treatment to people in need today.