You won’t find needles, pain, sedation or a prescription drug list at Calmare Therapy.
Patient Benefits:
“We have consistently documented an average positive CRPS patient outcome of 80% using scrambler therapy.”
Dr. Michael Cooney, Calmare NJ USA Clinical Director
Calmare-certified since 2011, Dr. Cooney has successfully treated more than 600 children, adults and seniors with CRPS from around the world (2021).
When traditional pain management fails, then what?
One of the many reasons Calmare 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:
“The FDA cleared the Calmare MC-5A device specifically to treat patients with neuropathy as a result of chemotherapy,” says Dr. Michael Cooney. “We have treated patients with CIPN since 2011 and have seen dramatically positive outcomes firsthand.”
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 pain or watch them battle pain day after day.
Additionally, no parent wants to give their child opioids to combat chronic pain, even for the short-term. But, if your child is suffering, you’ll do just about anything to help them feel better.
Here's why Calmare scrambler therapy is an ideal treatment for pediatric neuropathy:
Children are comfortably connected to the Calmare’s technology via small electrodes (similar to those used in EKG and other medical procedures) placed on the patient’s skin–but not directly on the pain site.
The device then sends a relaxing, low current of electrical stimulation through the skin to nerve fibers, delivering a “no pain” signal to the brain, and overriding the existing “pain” signal.
Several patients report pain relief after the first treatment, but each child’s case is unique.
Scrambler therapy is performed once per day Monday – Friday for two weeks. As treatment progresses, the goal is for the child’s nerve pain to steadily decrease to 0, or a manageable level of pain allowing for normal daily function.
Optimally, after the child has completed therapy, with rest and care taken not to “do too much too soon,” many pediatric patients can resume full participation in school and normal daily activities.
Click here to read Dr. Cooney’s article about using non-invasive scrambler therapy to treat pediatric nerve damage in Burning Nights, a global patient resource for people battling CRPS.
Calmare scrambler therapy is an exciting drug and opioid-free alternative treatment to combat nerve damage as a result of medication and therapy-resistant sciatica or lumbar nerve damage (chronic back pain). Calmare uses biophysical “scrambler” technology, a treatment for nerve pain that uses electrodes placed on the skin, which reduces the sciatic and spinal neuropathy by creating an artificial neuron that retrains the brain by sending a ‘no-pain’ signal along the sciatic root to the brain.
Click here to read "Decreased Low Back Pain Intensity and Differential Gene Expression Following Calmare: Results From a Double-Blinded Randomized Sham-Controlled Study."
First, let us be perfectly clear—while this non-invasive therapy has been successful for more than 75 percent of our patients with chronic nerve pain, it does not significantly reduce or eliminate pain or everyone, unfortunately.
We have seen marked success (pain reduction or remission) for children, teens, adults and seniors battling these neuropathic pain conditions:
Calmare is a ‘provider dependent therapy. Is your doctor Calmare Certified?
No. The Calmare MC-5A device creates a low energy electrical impulse which travels through the patient’s nerves delivering a “no-pain” signal to the brain.
This scrambles (disrupts) the brain’s misfiring pain signal that the area of pain is normal and eventually results in prolonged pain relief.
TENS units are self-use devices that can temporarily lessen pain but when discontinued provide no lasting pain resolution.
Increasingly here at Calmare Pain Therapy Treatment New Jersey, we are treating more patients with postherpetic neuralgia (PHN).
We have achieved some outstanding results in regard to pain reduction. Shingles is also known as herpes zoster, a painful skin rash caused by the varicella zoster virus.
With today’s alternative therapies that don’t include any drugs, such as scrambler therapy, there is no need to just accept all the debilitating symptoms that come with a shingles diagnosis.
You can fight back and get the quality of life you deserve.
Since 2011, Calmare NJ USA clinical director Dr. Michael J. Cooney has specialized in the use of scrambler therapy to significantly reduce or alleviate neuropathic pain.
He has a loyal patient base from around the world whom he treats from his warm and comfortable pain management clinic dedicated to performing Calmare Therapy exclusively.
Sharlene battled nerve pain from arachnoiditis for 30 years. After prescribed medications and traditional pain management failed to reduce her pain, her family convinced her to try scrambler therapy. Meet her and find out about her Calmare treatment outcome.
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 Calmare Therapy on these pages and then discuss your case directly with Dr. Cooney.
