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A highly-effective, non-surgical way to treat chronic back, leg, foot, and arm pain that fails to respond to other treatments.
A tiny device called a pulse generator, similar to a pacemaker but smaller, is inserted just below the skin. Pulse generators are the size of a silver dollar.
The electrodes carry impulses from the pulse generator to the spinal nerves to interfere with pain signaling. No incisions are required to insert electrodes.
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50-70% of patients experience significant reduction in their chronic intractable pain. Pain relief is usually immediate. [source]
Eighty-four percent (84%) of patients are satisfied with their implant after one year. [source]
Chronic pain after back surgery (Failed Back Surgery Syndrome), radiating pain down the arms or legs (sciatica), or chronic back pain that has not resolved with physical therapy, medications, or injections.
Foot pain, burning, or tingling related to peripheral neuropathy or phantom limb syndrome.
Pain related to Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) and shingles.
At Helped, we strive to provide thorough but uncomplicated information about treatment options to help you make a confident, informed decision.
92% of patients state they would have SCS done again for the same result (3)
When I went to Helped, the process was so fast and so easy to talk to them on the phone. The fact that they got me in so fast was truly amazing, but they also got me with the BEST doctors.
I went ahead and pulled the trigger 10 years ago and had the implant [SCS] done....It still works today as it did when they installed it ten years ago; I still get relief.
Have mine [SCS] for 6 years, a great help; don't know what I would do without it.
It is a wonderful way to live with my back pain gone. I would recommend trying this [SCS] for anyone that has chronic pain.
I love my stimulator. My pain is managed well.
Our physicians go through a rigorous 5-step vetting process which includes a review of credentials, high patient satisfaction ratings, commitment to expedited scheduling, and adherence to best-practice treatment protocols.
Here are some commonly asked questions.
Most patients are only told about a limited number of treatment options, many of which require invasive surgery.
Epidural Steroid Injection (ESI)
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)
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We're a team with a passion for helping patients, every step of the way. We are committed to improving the lives of the patients we work with, whether through education, connection, or treatment. Let us help make the patient journey better, one person at a time.
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