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Book a depression evaluation at Labyrinth Psychiatry Group.

Advanced Depression Care refers patients to Labyrinth Psychiatry Group, a psychiatric practice in Cranford, NJ that offers TMS and SPRAVATO®.

The request button opens Labyrinth's form on labyrinthpsychiatry.com. Staff follow up to arrange a time. Not sure whether a hard season is depression? Read holiday depression or something more first.

What to expect

What happens when you call or send a request

Labyrinth says its staff contact you to arrange a time, and that sending the request does not confirm an appointment.

  • Keep health details for the visit. Labyrinth asks people not to put diagnoses, symptoms, medications, or treatment history in its request form. Name, contact details, and the kind of help you want are enough.
  • It starts with an evaluation. Labyrinth describes its work as adult psychiatric care and lists TMS therapy, SPRAVATO® (esketamine), and medication management among its services. It describes TMS as offered after an individual evaluation and SPRAVATO as clinically supervised treatment and monitoring.
  • Ask about insurance before the first visit. Labyrinth lists Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Medicare, TRICARE, UnitedHealthcare / Oxford, and says the list is not a guarantee of coverage. TMS, SPRAVATO, and office visits can each have different authorization rules, so ask the office and your plan what applies to you. Labyrinth's insurance page →

How this referral works

We are an education site, not a medical practice.

Advanced Depression Care does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or book appointments. We refer patients to Labyrinth Psychiatry Group in Cranford, NJ. Salvatore G. Savatta, MD, this site's Clinical Review Lead, is affiliated with Labyrinth Psychiatry Group; that affiliation is listed in our editorial policy. A referral does not mean Labyrinth has reviewed or endorsed the articles on this site; each article states its own review status.

Medically reviewed by Salvatore G. Savatta, MD on October 21, 2026.