Innovation
in spine fusion therapy
Innovation in spine fusion therapy
OUR PROMISE
Helping patients achieve spinal fusion success
OUR PROMISE
Helping patients achieve spinal fusion success
OUR PRODUCT
The ActaStim® System: Discover the difference
OUR PRODUCT
The ActaStim® System: Discover the difference
increase in fusion success, regardless of the type of fusion2
as likely to have a successful outcome1
reduction in
failure rates2
reduction in failure rates2
OUR TECHNOLOGY
Advancing treatment in bone growth stimulation
OUR TECHNOLOGY
Advancing treatment in bone growth stimulation
TESTIMONIALS
What surgeons & patients say
For your patients & your practice
Texas Back Institute, Plano, TX
BioSpine Institute, Tampa, FL
“I recently had two lumbar spinal fusion surgeries. I’m 47, and I had major concerns about bone growth and recovery time. My spinal surgeon recommended the ActaStim-S spine fusion stimulator to aid in speed of recovery. My x-rays have shown better bone growth than expected because I’m using the stimulator — and the product is easy to use.”
Heather S., 47
“The combination of medicine and personalized data is the direction patient care is headed. Proactive patient involvement is key — and motivation and participation are invaluable. When patients see the data firsthand and can have more control of their own care, it’s a huge advantage.”
Stephen Hochschuler, MD
“I use my ActaStim-S bone growth stimulator every day, I just put it in my pocket, the device is not intrusive, and super easy to wear. My neighbor had a spine fusion months before I did, and he got an older technology that was a big cage that went around his entire mid-section. He said he tried to wear it a few days and gave up. When I showed him the ActaStim device in my pocket, he couldn’t believe how small it was.”
Bradley P., 63
“I had a difficult case, and my doctor prescribed ActaStim-S to help increase my chances for a successful fusion. As a retired nurse, I know I need to follow my doctor’s directions, so I use the device around 23 hours a day and have had no problem keeping that up. I use the app to track my progress — it’s nice to see how activity and pain levels change. Almost four months out, I’m walking more, and my husband can tell I’m doing so much better.”
Juliann M., 77
“The app allows me to keep records of pain levels and log information I want to share with my doctors, which is very beneficial when going through a long-term recovery. The records help me keep track of progress and setbacks, and they provide a single source of data. When you see multiple medical providers, having details logged in one place helps to keep things simple.”
Heather S., 47
“I like the entire concept of a digital app synced with the device. Most importantly, I need to know how compliant my patient is with my recommended therapy. Pain readings are like vital signs for recovery. A patient’s pain level documented in real-time corresponding to activity level is so much more valuable than when provided at the appointment by memory. Having this level of data is unprecedented.”
Reginald Davis, MD
“The Theragen team has been outstanding — very prompt and excellent follow-up! I’ve been using the treatment for almost five months without interference in my daily life. The app has helped me stay on top of my therapy with reminders. I enter pain scores regularly and journal to remember how each day went, and I plan on showing my doctor the data documenting my consistent use. It is nice to be able to look back and see how far I’ve come.”
Robert M., 79
CLINICAL CONFIDENCE
Recognized and recommended by NASS
CLINICAL CONFIDENCE
Recognized and recommended by NASS
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References: 1. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. (2020). PMA P190030: FDA Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data. 2. Goodwin CB, Brighton CT, Guyer RD, Johnson JR, Light KI, Yuan HA. A double-blind study of capacitively coupled electrical stimulation as an adjunct to lumbar spinal fusions. Spine 1999;24(13):1349-1356. 3. Brighton CT, Wang W, Seldes R, Zhang G, Pollack SR. Signal transduction in electrically stimulated bone cells. J Bone Joint Surg Am 2001;83-A(10):1514-1523. 4. Mooney V. A randomized double-blind prospective study of the efficacy of pulsed electromagnetic fields for interbody lumbar fusions. Spine (Phila Pa 1976). 1990 Jul;15(7):708-12. doi: 10.1097/00007632-199007000-00016. PMID: 2218718. 5. North American Spine Society. NASS Coverage Policy Recommendations: Electrical Stimulation for Bone Healing. 2016.
ActaStim™ (spine fusion stimulator) or its use is covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents:11,395,919; 11,426,574;11,717,685;11,759,