Richard A. Bermudes, MD

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  • 2010–2023Active
  • 11Collaborators
  • 17Citations2

About

Richard A. Bermudes, MD, is affiliated with Mindful Health Solutions in San Francisco, California. His publications span from 2010 to 2023 and focus on depression, particularly treatment-resistant major depressive disorder, as well as patient care aspects such as preventive medical service utilization among individuals with severe mental illness. He has contributed to discussions on clinical interventions like repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation and healthcare access issues influenced by gender and insurance coverage. His work has appeared in Psychiatrist.com journals alongside frequent collaborators including Ana-Maria Iosif and Conor Liston.

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rTMS for Treatment-Resistant Depression: Mismatch of Evidence and Insurance Coverage Policies
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rTMS for Treatment-Resistant Depression: Mismatch of Evidence and Insurance Coverage Policies

April 26, 2023

The authors argue that insurance companies’ prior authorization process overly restricts access to rTMS, which has proven effectiveness for TRD.
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Preventive Medical Services Use Among Community Mental Health Patients With Severe Mental Illness: The Influence of Gender and Insurance Coverage

September 30, 2010

Decreased use of preventive medical services greatly contributes to years of life lost in patients with severe mental illness. This study examines predictors of reduced preventive health service use...
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