For those seeking the latest in wellness technologies, New Health Chiropractic & Integrated Healthcare, a holistic wellness practice in Fitchburg, Wisconsin, has what you need. They are now featuring novel technologies that tone muscles, increase circulation and help those combating incontinence to regain a sense of control.
"These new technologies are allowing us to elevate what's possible for our patients," says Dr. Rich Merrion, Owner of New Health Chiropractic & Integrated Healthcare, as well as Clinic Director and Chiropractor. "Now, my staff and I can offer the latest in drug-free treatments that make a concrete difference in our patients' daily lives," adds Dr. Merrion, who specialises in spinal extremity adjustments, corrective rehabilitation exercises and nutritional supplementation.
Overall, the New Health team aims for a personalised treatment plan that optimises patients' health via regenerative medicine, chiropractic adjustments, laser therapy, hormone replacement therapy, massage therapy and wellness coaching.
New Health Chiropractic & Integrated Healthcare is pleased to offer Emsculpt NEO, a cutting-edge device using muscle activation and heat to burn up to 30 per cent fat and build up to 25 per cent muscle. Emsculpt NEO, used to recover and regain strength after injury, surgery or childbirth, combines high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy with radiofrequency. The 30-minute treatments are non-invasive and require no downtime or recovery period.
In addition, individuals (women and men) dealing with incontinence can benefit from EMSELLA, a device that uses muscle activation to strengthen the pelvic floor. Patients sit fully clothed on the EMSELLA chair for 28-minute sessions. The EMSELLA can do the equivalent of over 10,000 Kegel exercises in a 30-minute session, contractions that re-educate and strengthen weak pelvic floor muscles, restoring neuromuscular control and improving urinary incontinence. The procedure is very successful, with a 98 per cent patient satisfaction rate for restoring bladder function.
