FDA-cleared Calmare® Scrambler Therapy

Scrambler Therapy and Neuropathic Pain Treatment in Dallas-Fort Worth

When chronic nerve pain has taken over your life, you need more than another generic answer. Led by Dovie McVean, MS, PA-C, with medical direction from Dr. Robert Myles, MD, FAAOS, we treat CRPS, neuropathy and complex nerve-related pain.

Serving Dallas-Fort Worth and patients who travel from across Texas and beyond.

Why patients come to us

Care for people who have been told there are no other options

Many patients and families find us after months or years of searching for answers. Some are dealing with CRPS or RSD. Some have neuropathy after chemotherapy, diabetes, shingles, surgery or an injury. Others do not know the name of their condition, only that the pain is burning, electrical or hypersensitive.

With over 26 years of experience in orthopedics and spine care, we evaluate the root cause of pain, understand nerve pathways and dermatomes, and tailor every treatment to the individual patient.

What we offer

Treatment built around your pain pattern

A consultation determines whether a treatment may be appropriate for you. A free initial phone consultation is available.

Calmare® Scrambler Therapy

MLS Laser Therapy

Nerve Health Support

Conditions We Treat

Traveling for Treatment

Cost and Insurance

Patient experiences

What our patients say

Reviews left by patients and families on Google.

A non-invasive alternative to opioids

Changing the pain signal, not just masking it

Scrambler Therapy offers a drug-free option for patients looking to avoid or reduce reliance on opioid medications. Unlike opioids, which often only make pain more tolerable, Scrambler Therapy is designed to interact with the pain signal itself.

Conditions treated

Specialised care for complex nerve pain

We evaluate and treat a wide range of chronic neuropathic and nerve-related pain conditions.

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)

A complex and often misunderstood condition that manifests as intense and relentless pain, typically affecting a specific region of the body.

Failed Back Surgery (FBSS)

Persistent pain and dissatisfaction that individuals may encounter following spinal surgery, despite their hopes for relief.

Failed Neck Surgery Syndrome

Persistent pain and lack of desired outcomes experienced by individuals following neck surgery, hindering recovery.

Chemotherapy-Induced Neuropathy

Burning, tingling, numbness or nerve pain that can remain during or after cancer treatment.

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Frequently asked

Common questions

Fuller answers live on our FAQ page.

A non-invasive treatment option that uses gentle electrical impulses to send “non-pain” information through the skin along pathways involved in pain signalling. The goal is to interrupt abnormal pain signalling and help retrain how the nervous system interprets pain.

CRPS and RSD, neuropathy, pediatric CRPS, AMPS, post-surgical nerve pain, chemotherapy-induced neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, phantom limb pain, neuralgias and other chronic nerve-related pain conditions.

Yes. We treat children and adolescents with CRPS and AMPS when they can communicate clearly about what they feel during treatment. Each child is evaluated individually.

Yes. A free initial phone consultation is available. Call 817-714-7710 to arrange one.

729 W Bedford Euless Rd, Suite 206A, Hurst, TX 76053, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

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Start your journey toward pain relief

If you are living with chronic nerve pain and looking for a non-invasive, drug-free option, call us to discuss whether treatment may be appropriate for you or your family member.