Abstract: An electrostimulation system of the invention includes a signal generator, a docking assembly, and at least one transmission assembly. The signal generator is configured to produce at least one signal. The docking assembly includes a main housing; at least one mechanical retaining element operatively connected to the main housing that mechanically secures the signal generator to the docking assembly; and, at least one electrical docking element mechanically connected to the main housing that electrically connects the docking assembly to the signal generator. The at least one transmission assembly is adapted to fit on a portion of a user's anatomy, including at least one transmission assembly connection element (TACE) adapted to transmit a signal from the docking assembly to the user. The signal generator is electrically and mechanically detachably connected to the docking assembly during use.

Abstract: Signal generator and signal generator system for electrostimulation and the promotion of joint health, and related methods, kits and articles of manufacture.

Abstract: A portable electro-therapy device includes a microprocessor configured to generate and control electrical stimulation output signals, an electrode jack, a plurality of electrodes operatively connected to the electrode jack and configured to transmit the electrical stimulation output signals to a patient, a modem communication port, and a modem configured to provide communication between the portable electro-therapy device and a server-based support system. A server-based support system includes an application server configured to provide an interface to the server-based support system to authorized users, a resources server configured to securely store patient data, and a modem bank configured to provide communication between the portable electro-therapy device and the server-based support system.

Abstract: A portable electro-therapy device includes a microprocessor configured to generate and control electrical stimulation output signals, an electrode jack, a plurality of electrodes operatively connected to the electrode jack and configured to transmit the electrical stimulation output signals to a patient, a modem communication port, and a modem configured to provide communication between the portable electro-therapy device and a server-based support system. A server-based support system includes an application server configured to provide an interface to the server-based support system to authorized users, a resources server configured to securely store patient data, and a modem bank configured to provide communication between the portable electro-therapy device and the server-based support system.

Abstract: A system and method for performing multiple modes of electro-therapy with a portable electro-therapy device are disclosed. Preferably, the modes include an interferential mode, a pre-modulated interferential mode, a neuromuscular mode and a high volt pulse current mode. Additional protocols may be defined by combining or varying modes. The electro-therapy device uses a microprocessor to generate and control output signals. The microprocessor is contained within the housing of the electro-therapy device. The device includes a display and at least one keypad. The device also includes an electrode jack for attaching at least one pair of electrodes for outputting signals to a patient.

Abstract: A system and method for performing multiple modes of electro-therapy with a portable electro-therapy device are disclosed. Preferably, the modes include an interferential mode, a pre-modulated interferential mode, a neuromuscular mode and a high volt pulse current mode. Additional protocols may be defined by combining or varying modes. The electro-therapy device uses a microprocessor to generate and control output signals. The microprocessor is contained within the housing of the electro-therapy device. The device includes a display and at least one keypad. The device also includes an electrode jack for attaching at least one pair of electrodes for outputting signals to a patient.