The patient’s foot rests in a water bath with a sponge electrode. NeuroReformer® maps that patient’s own neurological and neuromuscular frequencies first, then delivers the combined waveform through the water — even contact across the plantar surface, between the toes, and around bony prominences no adhesive pad can sit flat against.
A foot is the hardest surface in the body to treat with adhesive pads. It is curved, bony, often callused, sometimes edematous, and frequently too sensitive to tolerate adhesion at all. Immersion removes the contact problem entirely: the water conforms to the whole foot, so delivery does not depend on where a pad happened to stick.
Patient seated, foot immersed in the bath with the sponge electrode in place. No adhesive contact, no skin prep, and nothing that has to hold position for the length of the session.
Both scans run on this patient, today. The neurological and neuromuscular findings resolve into one combined treatment waveform — the same measure-first sequence used in every other protocol.
The mapped waveform is delivered across the immersed surface. Intensity stays under practitioner control; trained staff may monitor the session under protocol once it is running.
Water reaches the plantar surface, the interdigital spaces, and the area around bony prominences at the same time. A pad covers a rectangle.
Callus, edema, fragile skin, and sensitivity all make adhesive placement unreliable or uncomfortable. Immersion needs none of it.
Run one foot or both, depending on presentation, without changing setup or session length.
Both are patented: the scanning hardware and mapping software behind NeuroFrequency Mapping™, and the signal-stability method behind Adaptive NeuroFrequency Stabilization™.
FDA-CLEARED CLASS II · 510(K)
Podiatry runs high patient volume in short appointments, and the caseload that frustrates every practice — chronic foot pain that has already been through orthotics, injections, and time — is exactly the caseload with nowhere else to go.
The patient sits in an ordinary chair with a foot in the bath. No table, no gowning, no room turnover beyond emptying and wiping the basin.
A trained provider performs setup and treatment planning. Once the session is running, trained staff can monitor under protocol while you see the next patient.
Cleared indications include management of post-surgical and post-traumatic acute pain and preventing venous thrombosis after surgery — both directly relevant to foot and ankle procedures.
Leases start at $400 a month with unlimited use, and the foot bath configuration is included. At a suggested $40 per 15-minute session, ten sessions covers the lease — 2.5 hours of device time across a whole month.
No five-figure capital purchase. One monthly lease, everything included.
At $40 a session. That is two or three patients on a course of treatment, not a new revenue line you have to build.
The bath uses a sponge electrode and water, so a bath session consumes no adhesive pads. Unlimited use is included in the lease.
Illustrative example. Practices set their own pricing. Figures are suggested retail and not a projection of revenue.
Device and starter pads, foot bath configuration, live onboarding, training and recorded resources, provider portal access, software updates, repair and replacement coverage, and ongoing support. See the full list →
A focused demonstration at your practice, with the right decision-maker in the room — enough to decide whether a deeper evaluation is worth your time. No commitment.
Now scheduling demonstrations across Florida, expanding regionally through 2026. Outside Florida? Tell us where you are — we’ll arrange a live video demonstration and let you know when we reach your region.