Areas of Device Usage (Corrective Therapy Device)

Where to Attach the Device

Neck / Cervical Spine

We do not recommend using the device on the front of the neck. Stimulation of the neck muscles may cause unwanted muscle contractions, which can make swallowing uncomfortable. You can safely use the device on the back of the neck and over the trapezi

Knee / Hip Pain

The device does not cure knee or hip pain, but many users do experience relief and improved comfort with consistent use. If you’re using the device for knee or hip discomfort and not seeing the results you expected, here are a few tips:. Proper pad p

Implants / Hardware

If you have previously been cleared by your physician to use other electrical stimulation devices, they may also clear you to use the NeuroMD Corrective Therapy Device. We do not recommend using the device directly over any metallic implants. For ref

Psoas Muscle

Yes — the device can help activate and relax surrounding muscle groups that influence the psoas. While the psoas itself is a deep muscle, the device’s stimulation can reach the area indirectly by targeting nearby supporting muscles. For best results,