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Posted On: 02/21/2025 6:40:42 PM
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3 mos ago
RecoveryRx now available through prosthetics for pain management, ortho, PT
Veterans Health Administration
VA providers now have access to recently FDA-approved non-opioid, non-invasive pain management device through RecoveryRx. RecoveryRx produces an electromagnetic field at the point of pain that changes how cells communicate pain. Research, technical information and studies available at www.RecoveryRx.co. It is an amazing device, unlike TENS units, RecoveryRx reduces pain without any kind of electrical stimulation feeling for the veteran. The antenna lasts 30 days, all Ortho, pain management, and PT providers can work through prosthetics (RecoveryRx is on the FSS) to get these on their patients for feedback and widespread use at the VA.
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Impressive_Tap_9868 3 mos ago
"They are proposing cutting 119 million out of VA Healthcare budget after the first of the year. I wonder if it will still be available."
Any_Chain6626
"That’s ridiculous, but they’re always talking about cutting veteran benefits. The fact is, right now, you can get one of these sent to your home directly by asking for it from a VA provider… maybe even through the app. That said, they might not even know it’s available because it’s so new, so you have to tell them."
RecoveryRx now available through prosthetics for pain management, ortho, PT
Veterans Health Administration
VA providers now have access to recently FDA-approved non-opioid, non-invasive pain management device through RecoveryRx. RecoveryRx produces an electromagnetic field at the point of pain that changes how cells communicate pain. Research, technical information and studies available at www.RecoveryRx.co. It is an amazing device, unlike TENS units, RecoveryRx reduces pain without any kind of electrical stimulation feeling for the veteran. The antenna lasts 30 days, all Ortho, pain management, and PT providers can work through prosthetics (RecoveryRx is on the FSS) to get these on their patients for feedback and widespread use at the VA.
https://www.reddit.com/r/VeteransAffairs/comm...are_button
Impressive_Tap_9868 3 mos ago
"They are proposing cutting 119 million out of VA Healthcare budget after the first of the year. I wonder if it will still be available."
Any_Chain6626
"That’s ridiculous, but they’re always talking about cutting veteran benefits. The fact is, right now, you can get one of these sent to your home directly by asking for it from a VA provider… maybe even through the app. That said, they might not even know it’s available because it’s so new, so you have to tell them."
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