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If you have an SCS device, the CareGuidePro™ — a free app — will help you navigate through your journey to find relief from chronic pain.
Register to receive emails to learn about Medtronic chronic pain therapy options and how SCS may be the right therapy for you.
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ASKED QUESTIONS
See common questions and answers for living with SCS therapy for chronic pain.
Already have an implanted neurostimulator? The Living Well program offers tips and reminders for living successfully with SCS.
REGISTER FOR LIVING WELL EMAILSLearn more about recharging your neurostimulator battery.
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GETTING AN MRI
In the future, you may need an MRI to diagnose an illness. Learn more about planning for an MRI.
LEARN ABOUT MRIPlease direct all medical, medication, and therapy questions to your doctor’s office. Your doctor has access to your medical records and history and can best diagnose any change in symptoms. Also, ask your doctor how to reach the on-call doctor in case any medical concerns arise after hours or on weekends.
Speak to a registered nurse experienced in Medtronic chronic pain therapies.
Call 888-430-PAIN (7246) to schedule an appointment or sign up below.
An ambassador is a current patient who has a spinal cord stimulator for relief of chronic pain. Call 888-430-PAIN (7246) to schedule an appointment or sign up below.
Do you have additional questions about spinal cord stimulation? Sign up to speak with a Medtronic representative.
Our Medtronic representatives are not medical professionals and cannot give medical advice. Our representatives will provide general education about Medtronic devices and therapies. In the case of medical concerns or questions, you should always talk to your doctor about your unique medical condition and therapy management.
The Medtronic Patient Services team is able to help you with:
Call 800-510-6735 toll free, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. CT.
To view, download, print or order manuals, go to our patient manuals site. Search for the model or product name (for example, Intellis™ or Vanta™).
Carry your patient ID in your wallet or purse at all times in case of emergency. It shows that you have an implanted medical device. You will also need your patient ID when going through security at airports.
If you move, change doctors, or lose your ID card, there are two ways to update your information or request a replacement card.
Do you have additional questions about spinal cord stimulation (SCS)? Sign up to speak with a Medtronic representative.
Our Medtronic representatives are not a medical professional and cannot give medical advice. Our representatives will provide general education about Medtronic devices and therapies. In the case of medical concerns or questions, you should always talk to your doctor about your unique medical condition and therapy management.
Information on this site should not be used as a substitute for talking with your doctor. Always talk with your doctor about diagnosis and treatment information.