Compare technologies designed to help practices expand into pelvic health and wellness.
Pelvic health devices are non-invasive, fully-clothed technologies designed to stimulate and strengthen pelvic floor musculature. They are most commonly built around electromagnetic stimulation (EMS/HIFEM-style) technology delivered through a specially designed treatment chair.
Pelvic floor concerns, including stress incontinence and post-partum recovery, affect a meaningful share of the adult population but are rarely addressed inside a typical med spa or chiropractic menu. Because treatment is fully clothed and non-invasive, it lowers a common barrier to entry compared to more clinical pelvic health interventions, and it gives practices a way to introduce a wellness-adjacent service category distinct from injectables or facial aesthetics.
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A fully-clothed, non-invasive electromagnetic pelvic floor chair positioned as a new wellness service category for chiropractic, med spa, and longevity practices.
A widely recognized seated, fully-clothed HIFEM pelvic floor chair, commonly evaluated alongside ExMI-based alternatives like the Gazelle Pelvic Floor Chair.
Pelvic health devices are non-invasive, fully-clothed technologies designed to stimulate and strengthen pelvic floor musculature. They are most commonly built around electromagnetic stimulation (EMS/HIFEM-style) technology delivered through a specially designed treatment chair.
Pelvic floor concerns, including stress incontinence and post-partum recovery, affect a meaningful share of the adult population but are rarely addressed inside a typical med spa or chiropractic menu. Because treatment is fully clothed and non-invasive, it lowers a common barrier to entry compared to more clinical pelvic health interventions, and it gives practices a way to introduce a wellness-adjacent service category distinct from injectables or facial aesthetics.
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