Introduction

Diabetic neuropathy is a common, painful and potentially debilitating condition that affects the nerves of the body. It can cause numbness, tingling and burning pain in hands or feet and other parts of the body. Treatment often involves medications to reduce symptoms or surgery to repair damaged nerves. However, there are now some non-invasive ways that doctors can diagnose diabetic peripheral neuropathy in their offices by using The Medical Inspection Flow (TM Flow). This simple device takes only 2 minutes per test which means it doesn’t require any prep work or additional staff time for testing. It’s also affordable for most practices since it costs less than $100 per test kit compared to more than $1,000 for other diagnostic options like sural nerve biopsy or sacral evoked potential testing.”

Sudomotor testing can be performed in your office and billed to insure.

Sudomotor testing can be performed in your office and billed to insure. It takes less than 2 minutes per test, requires no prep work, and has a very high sensitivity for detecting diabetic neuropathy.

You can use the TM Flow to perform peripheral neuropathy diagnosis and billing in your office.

The TM Flow is easy to use and takes less than 2 minutes per test. The patient places the disposable test strip on their foot or arm, then presses a button on the handheld unit to activate it. Once activated, the device measures nerve conduction over 30 seconds or until an alarm sounds indicating results are ready for review. You can view these results on its display screen or print them out with the optional printer attachment (sold separately).

If you have questions about how this works with Medicare or other insurance companies, talk with your local store representative at 1-800-869-0419 who will be happy to help!

The TM Flow is easy to use with no prep work needed, and takes less than 12 minutes per test.

The TM Flow is simple to use, and requires no prep work. Simply place the sensor on the patient’s toe or finger, press start and then wait for results, which are immediately available. The results can be shared with the patient and their doctor using a smartphone app that is compatible with iOS and Android phones.

Diabetics are at higher risk of developing peripheral neuropathy.

Diabetes is the most common cause of peripheral neuropathy.
Diabetic neuropathy is a leading cause of foot ulcers, which can lead to amputation and lower extremity amputations.

Peripheral neuropathy is an underdiagnosed and undertreated condition that affects over 1/3 of the population, regardless of age.

Peripheral neuropathy is an underdiagnosed and undertreated condition that affects over 1/3 of the population, regardless of age. It has been found to be more prevalent in patients with diabetes than it is in those without diabetes. Research suggests that peripheral neuropathy may play a major role in significant impairments affecting individuals who have diabetes or prediabetes, particularly when considered alongside other complications such as cardiovascular disease, foot ulcers and amputation, renal failure, retinopathy (eye disease), depression and anxiety disorders. Despite its prevalence and impact on quality of life for people with this diagnosis, many who suffer from it are not aware they have it or do not seek treatment because they feel no pain at first. This can lead to serious complications down the road if left untreated.

The TM Flow helps treat mental health issues including stress relief as well as physical conditions like chronic pain which can be caused by peripheral neuropathy due to extra stress placed on muscles due to lack of feeling nerves telling us where our limbs are located correctly — which leads us into believing something isn’t right about where we think our body parts should be positioned relative to each other — causing misalignment between joints during activities requiring coordination such as walking.”

Peripheral neuropathy can cause numbness, tingling, burning pain and other symptoms in hands and feet, but can also affect other parts of the body as well.

Peripheral neuropathy is a condition that affects the peripheral nervous system. This can cause numbness, tingling, burning pain and other symptoms in hands and feet, but can also affect other parts of the body as well.

Peripheral neuropathy can be caused by diabetes or another medical issue. The most common causes include:

Diabetes mellitus (type 1 or type 2)
Metabolic syndrome
Amyloidosis (enlarged nerves)
Vitamin deficiency
Autoimmune disorders (such as lupus)

With more seniors on Medicare, now is a great time for physicians to include peripheral neuropathy screening in their annual wellness visit protocols.

With more seniors on Medicare, now is a great time for physicians to include peripheral neuropathy screening in their annual wellness visit protocols. This simple test can help identify early signs of diabetic neuropathy, which often times can be reversed with lifestyle changes.

The TM Flow is a test that measures the speed and quality of your blood flow. It’s quick and easy to administer, so you don’t have to worry about missing it!

TM Flow simplifies diagnosing peripheral neuropathy for doctors and increases patient awareness about the condition.

The TM Flow is an easy-to-use peripheral neuropathy testing device that can be used by doctors and patients at home. The only device of its kind, the TM Flow has been shown to have a sensitivity of almost 100% for diagnosing diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN), making it the most accurate diagnostic tool available. Doctors often use the TM Flow during their initial examination of patients with suspected DPN, while many patients also choose to use this device in conjunction with their doctor’s recommendations or instructions.

The simplicity and effectiveness of the TM Flow makes it ideal for both diagnosis and treatment planning purposes. The TM Flow’s unique design allows users to easily fit any size foot into one of its three adjustable straps; this allows patients who are unable to walk normally due to pain from DPN or other conditions related to diabetes like ulcers on feet or legs access treatment options sooner than ever before!

Conclusion

The TM Flow is affordable, portable and easy to use in your office. The device can be used on your own patients or as part of a wellness visit for Medicare patients. The TM Flow provides a fast, noninvasive test that helps diagnose peripheral neuropathy.