Frequently Asked Questions

TeslaMax uses high-voltage electrical stimulation to engage deep muscle fibers, enhancing muscle strength, tone, and recovery. It can be used in therapeutic settings to relieve pain and improve mobility.

Yes, TeslaMax is FDA-cleared and safe when used under the guidance of a licensed healthcare provider. It is non-invasive and designed to provide effective therapy without causing pain.

TeslaMax is ideal for individuals experiencing chronic pain, muscle atrophy, or those recovering from injury or surgery. It can also benefit athletes and individuals seeking enhanced muscle performance.

The frequency of TeslaMax therapy depends on the individual’s specific treatment plan. Typically, a healthcare provider will recommend the best schedule based on the patient’s condition and goals.

The frequency of TeslaMax therapy depends on the individual’s specific treatment plan. Typically, a healthcare provider will recommend the best schedule based on the patient’s condition and goals.

No, TeslaMax therapy is designed to be comfortable, with most users reporting a gentle tingling sensation. The device allows for adjustable settings to match individual comfort levels.

Yes, TeslaMax is frequently used for post-surgical muscle rehabilitation, helping patients regain strength, improve circulation, and reduce recovery time.

TeslaMax is a medical device, and in most cases, it should be used under the supervision of a healthcare provider. Please consult with your doctor or physical therapist for more details.

A typical session lasts about 20 to 30 minutes, but this can vary based on the treatment plan prescribed by your healthcare provider.

TeslaMax is available through Physicians Options. You can visit the website or contact customer service for purchasing options and more details.

The device uses specific wavelengths of red and infrared light to penetrate deep into the tissues, promoting cell regeneration, reducing inflammation, and enhancing the body’s natural healing process.

Yes, the Prism Light Pad is FDA-cleared and safe for use in clinical and home environments. It is non-invasive, with no known side effects when used according to guidelines.

It is beneficial for individuals suffering from chronic pain, joint and muscle injuries, or those seeking enhanced recovery from wounds or surgeries. Athletes and people with circulation issues may also find it helpful.

The Prism Light Pad is effective for pain relief, arthritis, soft tissue injuries, wound healing, inflammation, and muscle recovery. It can also improve circulation and tissue repair.

The frequency of use depends on the condition being treated. For most therapeutic purposes, sessions may range from 15-30 minutes, 3-5 times per week, based on recommendations from a healthcare provider.

No, therapy using the Prism Light Pad is painless. Most users experience a warming sensation from the light, which can be soothing.

Yes, the Prism Light Pad can be used in both clinical and home settings. It’s designed for ease of use and can be self-administered after receiving proper instructions from a healthcare provider.

Results vary depending on the condition being treated, but many users report noticeable improvements after several sessions, particularly for pain reduction and improved mobility.

No, there is no downtime or recovery period required after using the Prism Light Pad. You can resume normal activities immediately after each session.

The Prism Light Pad is available through Physicians Options. You can visit the website or contact their team for more information on how to purchase.

Intellewave offers similar diagnostic capabilities as the RM-3A, with advanced features for assessing the autonomic nervous system. It provides non-invasive testing for a wide range of health metrics, including heart rate variability (HRV), pulse wave velocity, and vascular function, among others.

Intellewave can assist in diagnosing cardiovascular diseases, autonomic dysfunction, metabolic disorders, and other health issues related to the autonomic nervous system. It provides key insights into a patient’s overall health.

Yes, Intellewave offers non-invasive testing. It does not require needles, blood draws, or any uncomfortable procedures, making it safe and convenient for patients.

Healthcare providers can use Intellewave testing for patients experiencing symptoms of autonomic dysfunction, cardiovascular issues, diabetes, or those requiring a detailed health assessment. It is also useful for patients undergoing routine health screenings.

A typical Intellewave test can be completed in around 15-30 minutes, depending on the specific tests being administered and the patient’s health status.

Yes, Intellewave is FDA-cleared, ensuring that it meets safety and efficacy standards for diagnostic medical devices.

Preparation is generally minimal. Patients should avoid caffeine, smoking, and heavy meals before the test, and they may be asked to rest quietly for a few minutes prior to testing for accurate results.

The frequency of testing depends on the individual’s health condition and their doctor’s recommendations. Routine testing may be part of ongoing health monitoring or performed as needed for specific health concerns.

Intellewave is available for purchase through Physicians Options. Interested providers can visit the website or contact the team for more information and purchasing options.

QSART is commonly used to diagnose conditions related to autonomic neuropathy, such as diabetic neuropathy, small fiber neuropathy, and other disorders that affect the sweat glands and nerve function.

QSART involves the use of electrodes that stimulate the sweat glands with a mild electrical current. The response of the sweat glands is then measured to evaluate nerve function. This test helps determine how the autonomic nervous system is functioning.

Yes, QSART is a safe and non-invasive test. The electrical stimulation used is mild and generally well-tolerated by patients.

During the QSART test, small electrodes are placed on the skin, usually on the forearm, leg, or foot. A mild electrical current stimulates the sweat glands, and the amount of sweat produced is measured. The test typically takes about 30-45 minutes to complete.

Most patients report only a slight tingling or warm sensation during the test. It is generally considered painless, though some may experience mild discomfort from the electrical stimulation.

Preparation is minimal. Patients are usually advised to avoid applying lotions or creams to the skin before the test and may be asked to avoid caffeine or smoking on the day of the test. Your healthcare provider will give specific instructions based on your condition.

QSART results are interpreted by comparing the amount of sweat produced in response to the stimulation. Abnormal results may indicate issues with the autonomic nervous system or nerve damage affecting sweat glands.

QSART testing is available through healthcare providers equipped with the necessary technology. Physicians Options offers the QSART device for clinical use, and you can contact their team for more information on purchasing or finding a facility that provides this test.

During a VNG test, special goggles are worn to record eye movements. The test involves following visual targets and performing specific movements while the equipment tracks eye responses. This helps doctors analyze how your eyes and inner ear are working together to maintain balance.

If you experience dizziness, vertigo, or balance issues, your healthcare provider may recommend a VNG test to determine whether your symptoms are related to an inner ear disorder, such as Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) or other vestibular conditions.

No, the VNG test is non-invasive and painless. It simply involves wearing goggles and following visual cues. Some patients may feel brief moments of dizziness during certain parts of the test, but this is temporary.

A typical VNG test can take between 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the specific tests your healthcare provider needs to perform.

The VNG test helps identify whether dizziness and balance problems are caused by an inner ear issue, a neurological problem, or other factors. Based on the test results, your doctor can create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

VNG is considered safe and has minimal risks. Some patients may experience temporary dizziness or nausea during certain parts of the test, but these symptoms usually resolve quickly.

In most cases, your doctor will review the results and discuss them with you shortly after the test or within a few days.

You can schedule a VNG test through your healthcare provider. Physicians Options offers VNG testing as part of our comprehensive diagnostic services for balance and dizziness disorders.