For over 20 years, we have been dedicated to providing innovative non-opioid pain relief solutions that allow patients to get back to the things that matter.
Acute Pain Solutions
- Significantly reduce opioids after surgery
- Provide better pain relief than opioids alone
Chronic Pain Solutions
- Minimally invasive treatment options
- Clinically proven to provide long term pain relief for up to 2 years
Opioid prescriptions are often given to patients as a first-line treatment for both acute and chronic pain, although long-term effectiveness has not been proven.
Featured Stories
Recent recommendations from ACOG on Postpartum Pain Highlight Need for Caution with Opioid Use in Breastfeeding Women
Recent recommendations from ACOG on Postpartum Pain Highlight Need for Caution with Opioid Use in Breastfeeding Women Women who give birth, both vaginally and by cesarean delivery, are at risk…
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Every Day Counts
With opioid addiction, EVERY DAY COUNTS. Protect your patients from DAY 1 with long-lasting, opioid-sparing ON-Q*. Mercy Medical Center Mt. Shasta Establishing Surgical Excellence through Opioid Reduction 65% Reduction…
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The Truth Shouldn’t Hurt
The Truth Shouldn't Hurt But choosing the wrong non-opioid postoperative therapy can. Watch this video to hear Lucy S. Hostetter, MD thoughts on Heron’s investigational drug, HTX-011 FACT-CHECKING THE NEW…
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Strategies to Keep your Patients from Forming a Deadly Addiction to Opioids after Surgery
Did you know the chances of opioid dependence can begin within just three days of initial opioid use? Even a one-day opioid prescription poses a 6 percent risk of long-term…
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Besides Addiction, Opioids Have Lots of Negative Side Effects
BESIDES ADDICTION, OPIOIDS HAVE LOTS OF NEGATIVE SIDE EFFECTS According to the Mayo Clinic, an estimated 5 to 8 million Americans use opioids for chronic pain. That’s a lot of…
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The Value of Shared Decision-Making in the Management of Chronic Pain
The Value of Shared Decision-Making in the Management of Chronic Pain The management of chronic pain often relies heavily on physician-directed treatment decisions, rather than shared decision-making and patient participation.…
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