You won’t find surgery, needles, pain, sedation or prescription medications at our pain management clinic.
“We have consistently documented an average positive CRPS patient outcome of 75% using scrambler therapy,” notes Dr. Jason Cooney, Clinical Director.
We define a “positive patient outcome” as achieving significant and sustained pain relief or eliminating the pain with the patient reporting a 0/10 on the Numerical Rating Pain Scale.
Calmare-certified since 2011, we have successfully treated more than 1,600 children, adults and seniors with CRPS from around the world (2026).
When traditional pain management treatment fails, then what?
One of the many reasons scrambler pain therapy is changing the face of pain management is the fact that it can significantly lessen or eliminate neuropathy caused by various types of injury or diseases, including:
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS | RSD)
Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome (AMPS)
Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy (CIPN)
Post Surgical Neuropathy
Diabetic Neuropathy (chronic foot pain)
Postherpetic Neuralgia (PHN) after Shingles
“We consult with every potential patient personally to mutually determine if scrambler may be a viable alternative pain solution,” says Dr. Jason Cooney, DC. “If we do not believe this therapy has the potential to provide significant and sustained pain relief, we will not recommend treatment.”
Why are there so few non-invasive, drug-free treatments for pediatric neuropathy? The last thing any parent or caregiver wants to do is subject their child to more pain or watch them battle chronic pain day after day.
Additionally, no parent wants to give their child opioid pain medication to combat chronic pain, even for the short-term. But, understandably, if your child is suffering, you’ll do just about anything to help them feel better.
We’d like to offer a better, drug-free and side effect-free pain relief solution.
When traditional back pain management–medications, injections, physical therapy or surgery– fail to provide sustained relief, scrambler therapy offers a groundbreaking alternative. Calmare attacks the root cause of pain perception, giving hope to those who have exhausted conventional treatment options.
For sciatic and nerve-related chronic back pain, scrambler therapy targets nerve fibers responsible for pain transmission, offering relief by replacing pain sensations with non-pain signals. Many patients experience significant, lasting pain reduction without drugs or side effects.
Shingles, also known as herpes zoster, is a painful skin rash caused by the varicella zoster virus. Often, people with this condition may see the rash disappear, only to be left with debilitating nerve pain.
We have successfully helped to reduce or alleviate nagging Shingles nerve pain, called Postherpetic Neuralgia (PHN), a notoriously treatment-resistant type of neuropathy.
While pain medications are often ineffective in controlling this type of pain, non-invasive Calmare Therapy has performed very well in terms of reducing and sustaining nerve pain.
“Similar to people with nerve pain after chemotherapy, Shingles patients may also face neuropathic pain,” explains Dr. Michael Cooney. “Based upon our consistent patient outcomes, people with PHN now have a viable opioid-free and painless treatment option.”
Shingles Patient Testimonials
1) Nipon from Canada Describes His Postherpetic Neuralgia Pain Relief After Calmare Therapy
2) US Veteran Achieves Shingles Nerve Pain Relief after Calmare Therapy
Since 2011, Calmare NJ USA has been exclusively dedicated to performing scrambler therapy, delivering non-invasive, drug-free relief for chronic nerve pain.
With nearly 15 years of proven success and well over 2,000 patients treated, our clinic is one of the most experienced scrambler therapy centers in the world.
Patients from across the U.S.—and from countries as far as Australia, Canada, South Africa, Chile, Columbia, Mexico and throughout Europe—travel to our New Jersey clinic for the personalized care and exceptional outcomes provided by our father-son team of certified Calmare providers.
While many new providers have recently begun offering this treatment, Calmare NJ USA remains a leader, backed by years of hands-on clinical expertise and a global reputation for positive patient outcomes.
You can also email our friendly and efficient team at info@calmaretherapynj.com and we’ll answer your questions in 48 hours or less. If your question is urgent, call our clinic at (201) 933-4440.
Learn more about Metro New York City-based Scrambler Therapy NJ USA on these pages and then discuss your case directly with Certified Scrambler Therapy expert and Clinical Director, Dr. Jason Cooney, DC.
