A Non-Invasive Option for Chronic Neuropathic Pain — Now Available at Spire Health Pathways
We are proud to offer Axon® Therapy mPNS, an FDA-cleared magnetic peripheral nerve stimulation system, as part of our approach to chronic neuropathic pain. Learn how it works and find out whether it may be appropriate for you.
A New Option for Chronic Neuropathic Pain
Living with chronic neuropathic pain can affect every part of your daily life — your sleep, your work, your relationships, and your overall sense of well-being. If you have been managing nerve-related pain and are looking to learn about additional options, our team at Spire Health Pathways is here to help you understand what is available.
We have added Axon Therapy mPNS from Neuralace Medical to our practice as part of our commitment to offering thoughtful, non-invasive options for our patients. On this page, you will find information about what the therapy is, how a session works, what conditions it is FDA-cleared to treat, and how to determine whether a consultation is the right next step.
How Axon Therapy mPNS Works
Axon Therapy mPNS works by delivering targeted magnetic pulses to peripheral nerves. These magnetic pulses are designed to modulate the activity of the nerves, which can affect the transmission of pain signals to the brain.
Because the therapy is delivered magnetically from outside the body, there are no incisions, no implanted hardware, and no anesthesia. Treatment is provided as a series of therapy sessions; the number and frequency of sessions appropriate for you will be determined by your physician based on your individual condition.
Are You a Candidate?
Axon® Therapy mPNS is FDA-cleared for:
- Painful Diabetic Neuropathy of the lower extremities
- Post-Surgical Pain
- Post-Traumatic Pain
- Chronic Intractable Pain
Only a qualified clinician can determine whether Axon Therapy mPNS is appropriate for you. The best way to find out is to schedule a consultation with our team. During that visit, your physician will review your medical history, discuss your current and past treatments, and help you decide whether this therapy fits into your overall care plan.
We encourage you to bring a list of your current medications, prior treatments, and any questions you would like to ask. There is no obligation to proceed after your consultation.
What to Expect at Spire Health Pathways
Your experience with us begins with a consultation. During this visit, your physician will:
- Review your medical history and the details of your chronic neuropathic pain.
- Discuss the treatments and approaches you have tried previously.
- Explain Axon Therapy mPNS and how it would be used as part of your care.
- Help you decide together whether moving forward is appropriate based on your individual circumstances.
If you and your physician decide to proceed, your care plan will be tailored to your needs. Our team will walk you through every step before, during, and after each session.
Why Patients Choose Spire Health Pathways
Spire Health Pathways is a Denver functional and integrative medicine practice focused on root-cause care. Our physician-led team pairs advanced diagnostics with personalized treatment plans, and we take the time to understand your history, your goals, and how your body responds — so your care stays coordinated and built around you.
Take the Next Step
If you would like to learn more about Axon Therapy mPNS and whether it may be appropriate for you, we invite you to schedule a consultation with our team. Talk with your physician about whether this option fits into your care.
Important Safety Information
Axon® Therapy mPNS is FDA-cleared for chronic intractable pain, post-surgical pain, post-traumatic pain, and painful diabetic neuropathy of the lower extremities. Clinical studies have demonstrated pain reduction in some patients; individual results may vary. Possible side effects may include temporary discomfort at the treatment site, and not all patients respond to therapy. This material is intended for healthcare professionals only and is provided for informational purposes. Providers and patients should consult the full FDA-cleared labeling when making treatment decisions.