A better nondrug way to manage your diabetic neuropathy pain in your feet and legs
The HFX Implant
HFX is placed in a quick, minimally invasive, and outpatient procedure by an HFX doctor. HFX delivers pain relief by blocking pain signals before they've left.
The HFX App
The HFX App pairs with your HFX Implant and delivers personalized pain relief through simple check-ins.
Treat your diabetic neuropathy pain at the source
Sleep soundly
Proven to improve your sleep with less pain during the night.1
Relieves pain
The most effective treatment option for shooting, burning, pins and needles pain.2
Helps numbness
Most people experience improved feeling in their feet.1
No drugs
Relieves pain without drugs.
Over 100,000 people have found relief
90%
of people are satisfied with HFX managing their pain.3
8/10
people recommend HFX to their friends and family.3
9/10
people experience long-term relief from diabetic neuropathy pain with HFX.1
HFX is covered by all major insurance plans including Medicare
HFX is widely covered and at the time of your HFX consultation, in most cases you can expect to pay your regular copay cost for a specialist.
Who is HFX for?
HFX could be right for you if you meet the below criteria:
- You’ve been diagnosed with diabetic neuropathy pain in your feet or legs
- You’ve tried two or more prescription medications and haven’t found relief or want to avoid the side effects of medication
You get to try HFX first, before you decide.
Using a temporary external device, the trial is an opportunity for you to see if HFX helps meet your pain management goals.
- You’ll try HFX for about 1 week
- The trial procedure is quick, minimally invasive, and outpatient
- The temporary device is taped to your back and is easily covered under your clothes
Getting started is easy
Do you qualify?
Answer a few questions to find out if you’re a candidate.
Find an HFX doctor.
HFX doctors are available nationwide.
Attend your HFX consultation.
Get your questions answered and confirm if HFX is right for you.
Try HFX, before you decide.
“Test drive” HFX for 1 week with a temporary external device.
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1Do you qualify? Answer a few questions to find out if you’re a candidate.
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2Find an HFX doctor. HFX doctors are available nationwide.
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3Attend your HFX consultation. Get your questions answered and confirm if HFX is right for you.
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4Try HFX, before you decide. “Test drive” HFX for 1 week with a temporary external device.
Frequently asked questions
If you haven’t found relief from your diabetic neuropathy pain with prescription pain medications, then HFX could be right for you.
HFX may help with numbness. In a large clinical study, most people experienced improved feeling in their feet.1
No, HFX is a nondrug treatment option that offers significant pain relief from diabetic neuropathy without the typical side effects that people commonly experience when taking medications, like brain fog and drowsiness.
No, HFX is the only device of its kind that relieves diabetic neuropathy pain without a tingling sensation, letting you just feel relief.
Yes! HFX is covered by all major insurance plans. HFX is covered nationwide by Medicare for all ages and all plan types, including Medicare Advantage.
HFX is the most effective treatment option to relieve shooting, burning, pins and needles pain from diabetic neuropathy and is proven to provide relief when conventional treatments don’t work.2
9 out of 10 people who use HFX to manage their diabetic neuropathy pain experience significant long-term pain relief.1
Yes, HFX was approved by the FDA 2021 to relieve diabetic neuropathy pain.
HFX is offered by thousands of pain management doctors nationwide. When you complete the short assessment, provide your phone number so an HFX CoachTM can call you to help you find an HFX doctor in your area.
Yes, HFX has helped over 100,000 people worldwide find pain relief. HFX has been thoroughly studied and proven to be a safe approach for managing diabetic neuropathy pain. HFX has significantly fewer side effects than other treatment options and doesn’t involve major surgery.