Our Approach

It is our business philosophy to treat each patient as if we were standing in his or her shoes; helping them to achieve optimum functionality.

Is there a Non-Pharmacological, and Non-Invasive Option to Help Treat my Pain?

Yes, there is a treatment choice known as neuromodulation that can help you to manage your pain. Neuromodulation is the process by which nerves in the body are altered (either inhibited or stimulated) by electrical means. This results in the reduction of pain, increased circulation, and enhanced healing. Many neuromodulation devices are permanently surgically implanted into the body.

Solutions

Solutions for Medical Procedures and Diagnoses

VQ OrthoCare was founded on a patient-centered business model. “Patient-Centered Solutions” is our corporate motto, and a core value embodied in everything we do at VQ OrthoCare. We take pride in providing the patients we serve with noninvasive, nonpharmacological products for postsurgical and rehabilitative care, as well as treatment of bone, joint and soft-tissue conditions.

What this means is that we advocate for the best products, services and care for the patients we serve. What’s more, it is a key component of our business philosophy to treat each patient as if we were standing in their shoes. Our employees pride themselves in delivering quality products and customer service.

For more information on surgical procedures, nonsurgical diagnoses and pain management, as well as applicable products from VQ OrthoCare, follow the links above, to the right.

Surgical Procedures, Nonsurgical Diagnoses, Pain Management, and Neuromodulation

Patient Control of Therapy

Unlike medication, which may cloud your thinking, neuromodulation enables you to proactively participate in your therapy, and to administer it at your convenience and/or when you feel pain. The OrthoStim3 and SurgiStim3 are light-weight and portable with a variety of carrying options (belt clip, strap, or shoulder bag), with the option of using batteries or an AC adapter. Many patients administer their therapy while they are sleeping.