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30+ years in medical devices 50+ peer-reviewed publications FDA-cleared devices Used in 80+ countries

What this looks like for your pain management practice

Fully Delegable

Both EMvital and Emsculpt Neo are staff-administered after brief training. Your clinical team runs treatments while you see other patients. No physician time per session.

Post-Surgical Recovery

Emsculpt Neo rebuilds muscle for post-surgical and post-injury patients. FDA-cleared for muscle rehabilitation, injury prevention, and post-surgical recovery since October 2024.

Non-Pharmacological

No opioid concerns, no drug interactions, no systemic side effects. EMvital treats pain with 1064 nm laser energy. Emsculpt Neo uses HIFEM + RF for muscle rebuilding. Both under 30 minutes.

The numbers pain specialists care about

52%

More muscle strength after Emsculpt Neo functional wellness protocol

82%

Of patients reported improved range of motion post-treatment

30 min

Per session for both devices, no downtime, no recovery period

Featured Technology

Emsculpt NEO recovery and pain relief

FDA-cleared not just for aesthetics — Emsculpt NEO is also indicated as adjunctive therapy for medical and rehabilitative conditions.

83%

Of patients reported muscle re-education

52%

More muscle strength

82%

Of patients reported improved range of motion

The brain side of chronic pain

Pain specialists increasingly recognize that chronic pain has multiple drivers — peripheral, central, and neurocognitive. The most effective care models address all three layers.

“In real-world clinical practice, the brain is one of the most powerful drivers of how pain is experienced, especially once pain becomes chronic. The most effective care models don’t just treat the body — they address brain processing, nervous system regulation, and stress inputs.”

Lorraine Thorpe, DC — Thorpe Chiropractic and Wellness

“Patients with chronic pain often develop protective patterns directed by the brain. Muscles guard, firing patterns change, movement becomes compensatory. In those cases pain is no longer just a local orthopedic issue.”

Ivan Bracic, DC — Clinical Director, Novaré Injury Care and Rehab

A multimodal stack for chronic pain

Emsculpt NEO

Restores muscle strength, stabilization, and movement quality for patients with deconditioning, post-surgical recovery, or compensatory strain. Stronger muscle support may reduce compensatory load.

Emvital

Hands-free functional laser platform providing topical tissue heating for temporary relief of minor arthritis pain, muscle pain, stiffness, and muscle spasm while promoting muscle relaxation.

Exomind

Noninvasive ExoTMS technology that stimulates brain areas involved in emotional regulation, cognitive function, and self-control. Used in selected patients to help support a healthier recovery environment as part of a broader treatment plan.

Series-based protocol, not a single fix

A typical Exomind plan runs six sessions, twice a week over three weeks. Brain patterns tied to chronic stress, pain guarding, and longstanding dysregulation usually build over time and rarely change from a single session.

Important: Exomind is FDA-cleared for major depressive disorder in adults whose current episode of depression has not satisfactorily improved through use of antidepressant medication. It is not indicated for the treatment of pain. Use as a complementary modality alongside chronic pain care is at the discretion of the treating clinician within proper scope of practice. Quotes and clinical framing adapted from “Why the brain matters in chronic pain, and how it can help heal,” Chiropractic Economics, May 19, 2026 (BTL editorial series).

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