
TPS for Long Covid and Post-COVID Syndrome
Long Covid and the Brain
Post-COVID Syndrome affects millions of people. The most common complaints include persistent cognitive impairments - so-called brain fog - as well as concentration and memory problems, chronic fatigue and changes in mood.
Neurobiologically, these symptoms are associated with persistent neuroinflammation, altered microcirculation in the brain, and dysregulated neural networks. Imaging studies show structural and functional changes in affected brain regions.
Treatment options for Post-COVID are still limited. Non-invasive methods such as Transcranial Pulse Stimulation (TPS) are increasingly being investigated as a complementary approach. For Long Covid, treatment is currently carried out as an individual therapeutic attempt.


Regaining quality of life
Step by step - with medical support
Process
How your treatment works
Non-invasive
No surgery, no anaesthesia
No medication
Without systemic side effects
Outpatient
Approx. 30 min. per session
Individual
Medically planned and supervised
The Procedure
What is TPS?
Transcranial Pulse Stimulation (TPS) sends focused ultrasound shock waves through the skull into defined brain areas. Approximately 6,000 impulses are applied per session - non-invasively, outpatient, without medication.

Medical Leadership
Dr. Tim Schwarz
Dr. Tim Schwarz führt die Behandlung mit medizinischer Sorgfalt und persönlicher Begleitung der Patientinnen und Patienten.

Professional Competence
Trained at:


Experience gained at his father's practice, Dr. Schwarz in Ulm - one of Germany's most experienced TPS specialists.
Personally there for you
- No referral required
- Understanding of the particular challenges of Long Covid
- Clear communication about costs and options - before treatment begins
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions about TPS for Long Covid
Still have questions? We answer everything in the personal initial consultation.
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Suitability is assessed by a doctor in each individual case. The treatments are self-pay services; private health insurers often reimburse them.

