Calmare Pain Therapy Treatment® is a non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical solution for pain control and drug resistant pain. It uses biophysical “scrambler” technology, a type of treatment for nerve pain that uses electrodes placed on the skin. Very low doses of electricity are transmitted from the electrodes through the skin to block the pain. Pain may be a result of chronic conditions including injury, cancer and chemotherapy, diabetic pain, lower back pain, chronic neck pain, post surgical pain, failed back surgery syndrome, phantom limb syndrome, RSD, fibromyalgia, radiating pain and neuropathy.
Why Calmare is revolutionary in the treatment of pain:
It has been proven successful in the treatment of pain by leading oncologic studies. In 2010, the Journal of Clinical Oncology published a report reporting Calmare scrambler therapy had proven to be effective in helping cancer patients overcome chronic pain http://bit.ly/gQnnNT
- FDA-cleared 510(k)-cleared and European CE mark-certified
- Pain free
- Non-invasive
- Drug-free
- No side affects
Calmare History:
The Calmare medical device was developed by Professor Giuseppe Marineo, a researcher and bioengineer and the founder and manager of Delta Research & Development. Delta R&D is the Bioengineering Research Center affiliated with Tor Vergata University in Rome. “Calmare” in Italian means “to soothe or ease.”
Throughout our website, you will see published reports by respected medical organizations documenting patient studies that confirm Calmare therapy is successful in the treatment of many types of pain. For example, a teenager recently turned to Calmare therapy to treat his severe pain after being struck by lightning. Click here http://competitivetech.net/news/101228.html to read his story.
Calmare Technology:
Calmare Pain Therapy Treatment® uses a biophysical (using physical methods to treat biological problems) rather than a biochemical (drugs) approach. The device works to relieve pain directly at the pain site without any reliance on medication. Via small electrodes, a ‘no-pain’ message is transmitted directly to the nerve for a period of 30 – 45 minutes, on average. Regardless of severity, pain symptoms have been proven to be significantly reduced or alleviated during the treatment series process.
How does it work?
Patients are comfortably connected to the Calmare Pain Therapy Treatment® device via small electrodes (similar to those used in EKG and other medical procedures) placed on the patient’s skin at the pain site/s. The device then sends a very low current of electrical stimulation through the skin and nerve fibers, which carries a “no pain” signal to the brain, essentially overriding the previous pain signal.
During the treatment process, the patient’s pain steadily decreases to allow the patient to participate in normal daily activities and resume a better quality of life. In some cases, pain relief has been reported in as few as three treatments, but each patient’s case is unique.
Since research studies began in 2002, Calmare therapy has no reported side effects after several treatments.
Call Rutherford Allied Medical Group at (201) 933.4440.
Do you have any double blind studies on the efficiency of Calmare Therapy? I have read a study of yours comparing the results of Calmare Therapy vs pharmaceutical treatment. But, I’d be interested to know if studies have been done perhaps using a regular Tens type of treatment vs the Calmare Therapy, without the patients or the people administering the treatments knowing which one they received.
Specifically, I am looking for a treatment of neuropathic pain. I have severe drug induced small and large fiber neuropathy.
I will try to find this site again for a response. It would most appreciate it if you do have any double blind studies if you would e-mail them to me.
Thank you,
Anne
Is there a possibility that I may get a list of Calmare facilities in the USA.
Dear Ms. Leake:
Of course. Here is a list of the Calmare providers in the US. We recommend you utilize a practice that is “Calmare Certified”:
http://calmarett.com/locations.html
Please feel free to reach out to us if you have questions.
Kind regards, Rutherford Allied Medical Group
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Are there any doctors or facilities in thevSan Francisco, Ca bay area that offers calmare treatment?
Thank you.
Debbie
Please respond to your experience with using the Calmare Therapy on RSD patients….If so how many have you treated and how succesful have you been in making them pain free.
Look forward to your response
Dear Patricia:
Thanks so much for posting your query. The majority of patients we have treated to date were for chronic pain symptoms from RSD.
If you look at our Patient Video Stories page, you can watch several patients tell their stories, many of whom were treated for RSD. We have also published in-depth articles about some of our RSD patients’ experiences here.
Dr. Cooney recently appeared on *News 12′s “To Your Health”* with one of his patients who were successfully treated for her long-term RSD http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPgMxd0uOWU
Please call our office at *(201) 933 – 444zero* and ask to speak directly to Dr. Michael Cooney, who manages the Calmare program at Rutherford Allied Medical Group.
We look forward to talking with you!
With kind regards, Stephanie Duncan Rutherford Allied Medical Group 323 Union Ave. Rutherford, NJ 07070 (201) 933-4440 http://www.calmaretherapynj.com
I would also greatly appreciate receiving the list of Calmare facilities in the US. Thanks so much.
Good Morning Rick,
We have sent you this information via email. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Wishing you good health,
Dr. Michael Cooney
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Interesting!!
Seems like the Calmare therapy is like my Transcutaneous ekectrical stmilating nerve unit (TENS UNIT). Are they the same?
Also, Can you please send me a list of facilities in California?
Thank you!!
Dear Christine,
First, thank you for your comment and visiting our website.
In response to your question: The tens machines are singular current machines meant to treat an acute (short term) condition such as spasm or adhesions. The Calmare MC-5A has 16 different algorithms which send a “no pain” signal through the pain site from no pain areas. There is no accommodation or development of a tolerance to the MC-5A as the machine does not repeat any sequence during the treatment.
I hope this information helps you! You can always feel free to contact me directly here in NJ at 201-933-444-zero.
Wishing you a pain-free day,
Dr. Michael J. Cooney
Rutherford Allied Medical Group
have heard about calmare i wish i knew if is available in the knoxville tn. area? need to try have no other avenues to try.
Dear Joy:
Via private email, we have sent you the list of Calmare facilities across the U.S. We wish you good luck in your search and welcome you to contact us should you have any questions.
With kind regards,
Rutherford Allied Medical Group
Is this available in Canada? Can it help headaches or tmj pain?
Could you tell me if this is available in the UK.
We believe that it is. Please contact the Calmare CTTC global office for specific information.
Link: http://www.competitivetech.net/contact/corporate.html
Wishing you good luck and good health,
All of us at Rutherford Allied Medical Group
Rutherford, NJ
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