Stimpod uses gentle pulses to find irritated nerves. And to calm nerve related pain. No needles. No medication.
In our Mamaroneck office
Stimpod may be considered for nerve related pain and sensations like:
Burning, tingling or shooting pain
Nerve pain from an old injury or surgery
Neuropathy type symptoms
Pain that hasn’t responded well to other care
Stimpod is a device that sends gentle, pulsed electrical signals to specific nerves. It does two jobs. It helps Dr. Giudice find the irritated nerve. And it’s used to calm nerve related pain.
Here’s how it goes. He uses a small probe to find the nerve involved. Then he applies a pulsed signal over that area. The aim is to turn down how strongly the nerve sends pain signals.
No needles. No medication.
Stimpod is usually one part of a bigger plan. That plan may include adjustments, rehab and other therapies.

Mild tingling or tapping.
Here’s what happens:
The probe is used to find the nerve.
A gentle pulsed signal is applied over the area.
You feel a mild tingling or tapping.
It shouldn’t hurt. We can turn the intensity up or down. Just tell us.
Dr. Giudice decides at your exam.
Stimpod depends on your symptoms, your exam and your health history. It’s generally not used if you:
Have a pacemaker or another implanted electrical device
Are pregnant
If laser isn’t a fit we’ll tell you. And we’ll suggest something that is.
How often you get laser depends on you.
It’s often paired with chiropractic care or rehab. And, when it fits, shockwave or laser. Stimpod calms the nerve. The rest of your plan looks at why it got irritated.
Nerve pain can have more than one cause. Dr. Giudice can look at nutrition and inflammation too. You don’t have to start over.
Nerve pain that won’t quiet down has a reason.
Tell us what you feel and where. Dr. Giudice will check if your pain has a nerve part that Stimpod may help with.
A few helpful details about how we work, what to expect, and how we make your care experience easier.
It shouldn’t. You’ll feel mild tingling or tapping. We can change the intensity.
A TENS unit is a simple device people often use at home. Stimpod is used in our office. Dr. Giudice first uses a probe to find the nerve involved. Then he treats that area.
Dr. Giudice checks at your exam. Burning, tingling and shooting pain are common signs. But he’ll look at the full picture.
No. Stimpod uses neither.
Yes. We work alongside your doctors.