Answers to common questions about Scrambler Therapy, MLS Laser Therapy, CRPS, neuropathy, cost, travel, supplements, and patient forms.
A non-invasive treatment option used for certain chronic neuropathic pain conditions. It uses electrodes placed on the skin to send non-pain information through nerve pathways involved in pain signaling.
A non-invasive laser treatment option used for pain, inflammation, tissue irritation, and recovery support.
Yes. A free initial phone consultation is available.
729 W Bedford Euless Rd, Suite 206A, Hurst, TX 76053.
Candidacy depends on diagnosis, symptoms, medical history, medications, prior treatments, and pain pattern. A phone consultation is a good first step.
Expect a detailed review of your history and pain pattern, explanation of treatment, evaluation, electrode placement, and treatment if appropriate.
It should not be painful. The treatment is adjusted based on your feedback.
Many patients begin with approximately 10 treatments over two weeks, but recommendations vary based on condition and response.
Yes. CRPS/RSD is one of the center’s primary focus areas.
Yes, when the child can communicate clearly during treatment.
Yes. Children and adolescents with AMPS may be evaluated.
Yes. The center evaluates several forms of painful neuropathy and chronic nerve pain.
Treatment is self-pay and not billed directly to insurance. Documentation may be provided for possible out-of-network submission.
Yes. Call first for a phone consultation before making travel plans.
$50 per body part per treatment.
Scrambler Therapy is a self-pay treatment. Pricing is discussed during your free phone consultation, when we can learn more about your condition and the treatment approach that may be appropriate for you.
Depending on the patient, the clinic may discuss MitoCORE, Alpha Lipoic Acid, Vitamin D3 + K2, and Vitamin C.
Nutritional support is not immediate. Dovie generally recommends allowing about 100 days, or roughly 14 weeks, for consistent nutritional support. Individual needs and response can vary.
Call 817-714-7710 or request a free phone consultation to discuss whether this treatment may be appropriate for you or your family member.
