JLC Services Inc

09/10/2026

Today is World Su***de Prevention Day—a reminder that no one should have to face difficult moments alone.

At JLC Services and across our organizations, we encourage you to check in on a friend, colleague, or loved one. Ask how they’re really doing, listen without judgment, and help them connect with support.

You don’t have to wait until things feel unbearable to reach out. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org for support, available 24/7. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

You matter, and support is available.

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09/07/2026

Labor Day recognizes the people whose work keeps communities moving.

A healthy workforce also depends on systems that make support easier to understand and access—especially for people serving in high-stress roles.

For JLC, workforce wellbeing is connected to a larger responsibility: build programs that are clinically grounded, measurable, and practical for the people and institutions relying on them.

Learn how JLC is advancing measurable brain and nervous system health at jlcservicesinc.net.

09/02/2026

Happy Work Anniversary, Erin & Kyle! 🎉

Today, we’re celebrating two valued members of the JLC Services team!

Erin, our Clinical Oversight Manager, and Kyle, a Neurotechnician on our Implementation Team, both play an important role in supporting the organizations and programs powered by JLC Services.

Thank you both for your dedication, hard work, and the support you provide across our teams. We’re grateful to have you as part of JLC Services!

08/31/2026

We’re honored to see the impact of our work featured by 10TV this morning.

The story follows an Ohio veteran who found relief through eTMS—an individualized, non-invasive and drug-free approach to brain health. Stories like this are why JLC Services remains committed to expanding access to innovative care for the veterans and first responders who have given so much in service to others.

Thank you to 10TV for helping bring greater awareness to this work—and to the veteran who courageously shared their experience.

Learn more about the eTMS programs powered by JLC Services: https://jlcservicesinc.net/etms/

Watch and read the story: https://www.10tv.com/article/news/local/veteran-finds-relief-etms-treatment-ohio/530-82c8ecda-69df-4bf5-b82d-e716ebff1abf

08/28/2026

How does a clinician move from skepticism to advocacy?

In this episode of the Tell This Story podcast, host Doug White speaks with Lena Grunloh, DMS, PA-C, about how her perspective on eTMS evolved as she examined the science, EEG-guided care, and the experiences of veterans and first responders.

That journey matters. Evidence-led healthcare should welcome thoughtful questions, clearly explain how progress is measured, and remain honest about what broader clinical outcomes can—and cannot—tell us about an individual’s experience.

Clinical leadership is not about asking people to accept a promise. It is about helping them understand the evidence, the process, and the next responsible question.

Learn about JLC Services’ eTMS programs and explore eligibility for state-funded care in Ohio and Florida: jlcservicesinc.net/etms

Watch the conversation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1YKHtTXVPg

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08/26/2026

Innovation begins with curiosity—and becomes meaningful when promising ideas are tested and measured.

In this conversation, JLC President Joe Charles explains why staying ahead means never stopping the search for better approaches. It means listening to clinicians, researchers, technology partners, and mission-driven teams—even when a new idea initially inspires skepticism.

That curiosity is paired with real-world measurement. The latest eTMS program dashboard includes data from 3,590 patients, 106,619 clinical scales and assessments, and 10,838 EEGs.

For JLC, the question is always: What’s next—and what can the evidence teach us?

Source: JLC SFI Dashboard, All Patients view, July 29, 2026.

Watch the full conversation at jlcservicesinc.net.

08/24/2026

How does JLC measure progress?

The dashboard does not compare one person with everyone else. It summarizes repeated measurements collected during care.

For the current aggregate view, patients must have at least two completed assessments. The dashboard compares the initial score with the final score in the first treatment round, excludes zero values, and reports mean change by measure.

That methodology matters. A percentage is only useful when the audience understands what was measured, who was included, and how the comparison was calculated.

Transparent measurement is part of clinical credibility—and part of building trust with patients, providers, partners, and policymakers.

Source: JLC SFI Dashboard, All Patients view, July 29, 2026. Aggregate real-world program data.

Learn how JLC is advancing measurable brain and nervous system health at jlcservicesinc.net.

08/19/2026

A number alone does not create accountability. A consistent measurement system does.

As of July 29, 2026, JLC’s SFI Dashboard included 106,619 clinical scales and assessments across 3,590 patients participating in the eTMS program across multiple states.

These measures help our teams compare scores over time and better understand changes in areas such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, sleep, cravings, and cognitive function.

The value is not simply having more data. It is using structured measurement to ask better questions:

• Are patients improving?
• Where is change strongest?
• Where do we need to learn more?
• How can we communicate results responsibly?

That is how evidence becomes a tool for better decisions—not just a number in a report.

Source: JLC SFI Dashboard, July 29, 2026.

Learn how JLC is advancing measurable brain and nervous system health at jlcservicesinc.net.

08/17/2026

The eTMS program powered by JLC Services began small in Ohio. Today, we’re growing across Ohio and Florida, adding new clinics to expand access for veterans, law-enforcement professionals, and first responders.

As of July 29, 2026, combined internal eTMS program data reflects:

• 3,590 participants served
• 10,838 EEGs completed
• More than 106,000 clinical assessments recorded

These numbers help our team measure progress, learn responsibly, and continue building a program centered on access and quality of life.

The graphic also highlights average changes in completed assessment scores related to anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, sleep difficulties, alcohol cravings, opioid cravings, and cognitive performance.

Combined internal eTMS program results as of July 29, 2026. Completed assessments vary by measure. Individual experiences and outcomes vary; results are not guaranteed.

Learn more at jlcservicesinc.net/etms.