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HFX does not require drugs, major surgery or physical therapy.
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The Patient Ambassador Program gives you the opportunity to have candid, one-on-one discussions with people who are using HFX to manage their chronic pain. These people are all volunteers who can share their personal experiences with HFX with you and answer your questions. Talk to your provider or Nevro representative to connect with an ambassador today.
Frequently asked questions
HFX has been proven to deliver significantly better and longer lasting pain relief from chronic back and leg pain than other SCS systems. It has also proven successful for people who have had surgery or tried other pain therapies.
You will be involved every step of the way, giving your doctor feedback and making sure HFX is programmed to meet your needs.
Yes. HFX safely delivers stimulation that doesn’t interfere with normal sensory perception, cognitive abilities, or motor functions. It doesn’t interact with medications you are currently taking or require major surgery, and it is completely reversible. Information about who should not use HFX, its side effects and risks are available here.
The trial is typically 5 to 7 days, depending on the need for adjustments to tailor HFX to you.
Your doctor will tell you what you can and cannot do after the procedure. Generally, your doctor will encourage you to maintain your daily routine and even try activities you usually can’t do because of your pain: walking, sitting, standing, shopping, etc. The trial period is a time for you to really see if HFX provides relief. To ensure the leads stay in the right place, you should not lift your arms above your shoulders or lift heavy objects. Please consult your doctor before engaging in any physical activity.
Unlike many SCS systems, HFX offers programs that do not create a tingling sensation, known as paresthesia.
HFX is covered by nearly all major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid.
Yes. HFX is conditionally approved for both full body MRI and CT scans.