PEMF, Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy, is a non-invasive technique that uses electromagnetic fields to support overall wellness. It involves applying magnetic fields to the body to stimulate cells, which may promote healing and overall health.

iCare is powered by technology that you already carry around with you everyday - your phone! Simply plug the iCare into your phone or tablet, open the app, and select the protocol that you would like to run.

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The iCare Package costs $999. Your initial purchase includes the iCare-PEMF device, phone adapter, and over 300 protocols.

You can run two protocols simultaneously by loading one in the Resources tab and playing another from the Personal Protocols tab.

The app is initially 140 MB, but might expand to 400 MB or more based on the complexity of your unique protocols.

To use the iCare-PEMF app, we will need to activate it for you. Once activated, your first 3 weeks of use is free, then you’ll need to subscribe for $15/month via the app's Resources Tab using a credit card. This payment goes directly to the app developer.

Yes. Cancel anytime by following the instructions in the app. Reactivate anytime and your customized protocols will reappear for use.

No. The iCare device is non-returnable and non-refundable.

As often as you like! There are no side effects or toxicity from using it too much. Pulsed energy already exists throughout your body; functional frequencies work to rebalance it.

iCare allows unlimited creation of "Groups" for this purpose, easily changeable and modifiable as needed.

iCare relies on your phone's audio, so incoming calls or music pauses the protocol. To avoid interruptions, use Airplane Mode. You will still be able to use your phone for everything else.

There are a few contraindications. They include:

Pregnancy: As there's insufficient data on the effects of PEMF on pregnancy, it's typically avoided.

People with implants: Those with certain implants like pacemakers, defibrillators, cochlear implants, or other electronic devices may be at risk of interference.

Active cancer: There's concern that PEMF could potentially stimulate the growth of certain cancers, so it's avoided in individuals with active cancer.

Epilepsy or history of seizures: Some studies suggest that PEMF could trigger seizures in susceptible individuals, although we have never encountered this.

Organ transplant recipients: Due to the possibility of affecting the immune system and medications, caution is advised.

The device range can reach up to an inch on either side of it.

Usually directly over the area you're treating, but you can also put it under your pillow while you sleep.

Common positive responses to the frequencies include feeling relaxed, a sense of well-being, reduced pain, sleepiness, warmth, tingling. You may not feel anything immediately, but notice positive effects in the days after treatment.

A dongle is an adapter that will connect a lightning plug to a standard headphone jack. The lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter lets you connect devices with an audio jack, like iCare, to a lightning port. iPhone 5 and newer have a lightening port, as do almost all other Apple devices.

No. iCare isn't covered by insurance as it's considered a wellness device, not a medical one, and therefore doesn't have a CPT code for insurance billing.