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Diabetes and neuropathy care, supported.
Plain-language information for patients, and device details for the providers who care for them.
For patients: what to know about nerve symptoms.
Diabetes can affect the nerves over time. Some people notice tingling, numbness, burning or pain, often in the feet and hands. Others notice nothing at all, which is one reason regular check-ups matter.
Worth telling your care team
- New or changing numbness, tingling or pain
- Sores, blisters or wounds on your feet that are slow to heal
- Changes in balance or in how you walk
- Anything that makes it hard to sleep or get through your day
Check your feet every day, and ask your care team how often you should be seen.
Devices your provider may offer
Some partner clinics offer devices intended for diabetic neuropathy. Whether one is appropriate for you is a decision for you and your provider. [Patient-facing device description and approved wording]
General information only. This page is not medical advice. Only a licensed provider can tell you what is right for you. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
For providers: devices available through TrueLink.
Add the NS-100 diabetic neuropathy device to your practice. Ordering is through the TrueLink portal after your account is approved.
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NS-100
[One or two sentences on what the device is and who it is for, in manufacturer-approved wording]
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Product facts
| Manufacturer | NeuroDynamics / RevGen [Confirm legal manufacturer name] |
|---|---|
| Model | NS-100 |
| Regulatory status | [510(k) number and clearance letter wording. Do not say “FDA approved”] |
| Indications for use | [Indications for use, as labeled] |
| Contraindications and precautions | [From the labeling] |
| What’s included | [Components and accessories] |
| Training and clinical support | [What the manufacturer provides] |
| Coding and reimbursement | [Only if the manufacturer supports claims on this] |
| Ordering | Through the TrueLink portal after your account is approved. |
Before launch: get the NS-100’s 510(k) number and clearance letter, the indications and the marketing language the manufacturer allows, then replace every placeholder on this page.
Questions about the device program?
Or call [phone number] or email [email address].