Get Relief from Pain with this Effective Therapy

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As a leader in the field of mental health, Amen Clinics has treated an array of psychiatric conditions over the past 30 years and has amassed the world’s largest database of brain scans at 150,000 and growing. Though many people have come to know about us due to the remarkable results we’ve seen with brain SPECT imaging, we also offer a wide range of therapy options at our locations nationwide. One is microcurrent therapy, utilizing the Electro-Equiscope®.

What is the Microcurrent Therapy?

Microcurrent therapy (MCT) is a non-invasive, highly effective pain relief, rehabilitation and peak performance system.

How Does it Work?

The Equiscope is designed to relieve pain via the application of small electrical currents—a trillionth of an ampere or picocurrent—to the energy pathways of the body. The human body functions through electrical signals shared from cell to cell. The Equiscope utilizes artificial intelligence based technology to detect and autocorrect electrical impedance and abnormal electrical patterns in nerve and connective tissue in the body. Once the electrical patterns are normalized, a precise biofeedback reading is achieved, and the healing process can begin in damaged tissues, accelerating recovery time at the cellular level.

Who Does it Treat?

Microcurrent therapy offers effective pain management for patients seeking treatment for a variety of health issues, including concussion, chronic pain, arthritis, sports injuries, ligament injuries, muscular strains, migraines, edema and neuropathy.

What Are the Benefits?

Microcurrent therapy can benefit patients by:

• Improving cellular metabolism of injured tissues
• Relieving pain in nerves, joints, muscles, and tendons
• Increasing circulation and decreasing inflammation
• Accelerating injury recovery
• Increasing range of motion
• Detoxing the body at a cellular level
• Providing advanced healing for sciatica, tendonitis, TMJ, fibromyalgia, bursitis, carpal tunnel, headaches, back injury, and more

How Many Sessions Are Recommended?

Equiscope has a cumulative effect, so while many people notice an increased range of motion, reduction in pain and improved sense of wellbeing after a single treatment, a minimum of three 30 to 60 minute sessions are recommended for maximum effect.

Is It Safe?

While many technologies bombard the body, the Equiscope is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment with no negative side effects. The Equiscope is an FDA Registered Class II medical device that has been used for over 30 years in mainstream and alternative medical practices.

Works Wonders for Athletes

The Electro-Equiscope is officially endorsed by the National Hockey League Alumni Association for the treatment of all NHL Alumni in the U.S. and Canada. NFL player, Branden Oliver, credits the Equiscope with his rapid recovery from a ruptured Achilles tendon. Read his story here.

Not all services are offered at each Amen Clinics location. Call us today at 888-288-9834 or contact us online for availability at a clinic near you.

22 Comments »

  1. We were in a very serious MVA four years ago and my wife had 8 fractures and concussion.
    Over the past year she has developed Granuloma Annulare all over her body due to stress.
    Her family doctor says it’s trauma to her Endrocine system.
    Dermatologist says they don’t know what caused GA and will eventually go away. Have you seen this before.
    Thank you,
    Nic

    Comment by nic gallo — April 30, 2018 @ 2:15 AM

  2. When are you bringing/opening a clinic in Cleveland !?!

    Comment by Gayle Gambino — April 30, 2018 @ 6:04 AM

  3. How much does the pain treatment cost?

    Comment by Shirley — April 30, 2018 @ 8:19 AM

  4. Hello Gayle, we hope to continue expanding! Thanks for reaching out! Stay tuned as we open new locations.

    Comment by Amen Clinics — April 30, 2018 @ 8:51 AM

  5. When will this be available in Chicago?

    Comment by Deb — April 30, 2018 @ 1:36 PM

  6. Hello Deb, thank you for reaching out. At this time we plan to roll out more services to our existing clinics, but we aren’t sure exactly when. Stay tuned.

    Comment by Amen Clinics — April 30, 2018 @ 1:45 PM

  7. Is this treatment covered by insurance companies? If not, what is the cost to the patient.

    Comment by Geriann Kingslan — April 30, 2018 @ 6:42 PM

  8. Where is your closest clinic to Spokane, WA?

    Comment by Sherrel — April 30, 2018 @ 8:55 PM

  9. Hello Sherrel, our closest clinic to you is in Bellevue, WA. Here is the webpage with more information: https://amenclinics.com/locations/seattle-metro-area/.

    Comment by Amen Clinics — May 1, 2018 @ 7:24 AM

  10. Hello Geriann, Amen Clinics does not accept insurance, Medicare or Medicaid for payment of our services. We have many different treatment options with our scans which includes several different types of consultations and evaluations that range from hundreds of dollars to our full evaluation with two SPECT scans at $3,950. We work with Care Credit for financing, and we also offer family discounts (https://amenclinics.com/family-discount-plan/). For more information, please call 888-288-9834 or submit this form to receive more detail: https://amenclinics.com/schedule-visit/.

    Comment by Amen Clinics — May 1, 2018 @ 8:00 AM

  11. Any chance this can help with nystagmus or tinnitus?

    Comment by TJ Brewster — May 1, 2018 @ 1:41 PM

  12. Not trying to take anything services from anyone, but Gayle there is a practitioner in the Akron/fairlawn area.

    Comment by Jaime Watson — May 22, 2018 @ 7:02 AM

  13. Where in Akron/Fairlawn?

    Comment by Linda — June 7, 2018 @ 9:03 AM

  14. Where is your closest clinic to Asheville, NC, or Atlanta, Ga.,ir Ft. Lauderdale, F.,?

    Comment by Marie Manella — July 19, 2018 @ 3:31 PM

  15. Hello Marie, thank you for reaching out. Our locations are listed here: https://amenclinics.com/locations/. Our closest clinic is in Atlanta, GA.

    Comment by Amen Clinics — July 20, 2018 @ 9:06 AM

  16. Wish more places had this new microcurrent. My wife and I have spent all of our money on fighting her type 1 CRPS and her multiple concussions. Have traveled the country for a few years trying multiple types of treatment programs. We own a small micro current box but doesn’t look as effective as your new one. Maybe one day your team with have a full staff in Dallas where we reside. We got a spectacular scan done here, but the doctor that did it doesn’t offer any of the newer treatments I’m finding.

    Comment by Ross Stewart — September 6, 2018 @ 3:39 AM

  17. Ross Stewart,
    There are practitioners in Dallas, San Antonio and Ft Worth that use this same technology that is used in Dr. Amens clinics.
    Go to this link to find them: https://www.thorpinstitute.com/practitioners/
    I found this information because of what I read here on Dr. Amen’s site. I googled the Electro-Equiscope and it took me to the Thorp Institute information. Best wishes to you and your wife and her recovery.

    Comment by Jan E Jennings — September 18, 2018 @ 7:04 PM

  18. Fibromyalgia attacked my mother body more than 3 years ago after her knee surgery. She has been in a wheelchair for about six months, and she used a cane for another six months. She  did not even know how to walk anymore. We fought the fibromyalgia with a lot of pain pills and tears not until we had to give a try on natural formulas, we purchased a herbal treatment from totalcureherbsfoundation.com  which help her a lot and bring her back to normal again, the herbal formula reverse the symptoms dramatically and she’s totally free from the Fibromyalgia that cost her pains for ages .

    Comment by Cora huges — November 26, 2018 @ 10:54 PM

  19. Amen clinics in southern US?

    Comment by Eric King — December 30, 2018 @ 6:22 AM

  20. Hello Eric, we currently have 8 clinics located in the U.S.: https://amenclinics.com/locations/.

    Comment by Amen Clinics — January 2, 2019 @ 11:01 AM

  21. Hi, does Equiscope or other treatments you provide work on Nystagmus. My grand nephew, 2 months old, has pendular nystagmus.

    Comment by Chris Pelkey — May 27, 2023 @ 8:07 AM

  22. Hello Chris, thank you for reaching out. For more information about brain SPECT scans and our services, please contact our Care Coordinators: https://www.amenclinics.com/schedule-visit/

    Comment by Amen Clinics — June 2, 2023 @ 10:31 AM

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