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For general inquiries, call 1 877-564-0008 or [email protected]. Fax PoNS device prescriptions to 1 (215) 754-4903.

How the Brain can be Rewired Using Neuromodulation Therapy

One of the biggest challenges those living with multiple sclerosis (MS) face is difficulty walking. Difficulty walking is also known as “gait deficit.” In MS, gait deficit can happen because MS damages sections of the brain responsible for motor functions.

Take Physical Rehabilitation Therapy to the Next Level for Patients with Gait Deficits

Keeping your clinic on the cutting edge of physical rehabilitation innovations can be challenging. The added pressure to gain skills that will benefit your patients coupled with a busy schedule only adds to that.

ResPoNSible for Helping People Living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Improve Their Gait

Is MS responsible for a change in your ability to walk? You’re not alone. Over 70% of people with MS experience gait deficit or difficulty walking.

For Patients

For general inquiries, contact us by phone at 1 877-564-0008 or via email at [email protected].

Please fax PoNS device prescriptions to 1 (215) 754-4903.

Indications

The PoNS^® device is indicated for use as a short term treatment of gait deficit due to mild to moderate symptoms from multiple sclerosis and is to be used as an adjunct to a supervised therapeutic exercise program for adults 22 years of age and over by prescription only.

Contraindications

The PoNS^® device delivers electrical stimulation directly to the surface of the tongue. Precautions for use are similar to those for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS).

Electrical stimulation should not be used:

If there is an active or suspected malignant tumor
In areas of recent bleeding or open wounds
In areas that lack normal sensation

The PoNS^® has not been tested on, and thus should not be used by individuals who are pregnant. Do not use the PoNS^® if you are sensitive to nickel, gold or copper.