About South Florida Scrambler Therapy
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
At South Florida Scrambler Therapy, we believe that every individual deserves to live a life free from the constraints of chronic pain. We're committed to providing compassionate care and effective treatments that address the root cause of your pain, rather than just masking the symptoms.
With over 28 years of experience, our focus extends beyond just treating symptoms – we believe in treating the whole person. Our holistic approach to pain management combines expertise with empathy, ensuring that you receive personalized care tailored to your unique needs.
Our goal is to empower you to take control of your health and reclaim your life from pain, so you can live each day to the fullest.
Our Services
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Scrambler Therapy: Our non-invasive treatment effectively reduces chronic neuropathic pain by delivering painless electrical signals to disrupt pain signals to the brain. With personalized treatment plans, we address conditions like neuropathy, CRPS, and failed back surgery syndrome.
Our flagship service, Scrambler Therapy, is a cutting-edge, non-invasive treatment that effectively reduces chronic neuropathic pain. Using advanced technology, we deliver painless electrical signals to disrupt pain signals to the brain, offering significant and lasting pain relief. With our expertise and personalized treatment plans, we help patients experience relief from conditions such as neuropathy, CRPS, failed back surgery syndrome, and more.
Our Expertise
Our Philosophy
Our Expertise
At South Florida Scrambler Therapy, we take pride in our team of highly skilled professionals who are dedicated to providing the highest level of care and expertise. Meet the experts behind our innovative approach to pain management:
Dr. Rick Markson, DC
Dr. Richard Drucker, MD
Dr. Issac Ashcraft, DPT
Each of our doctors has received specialized training and certification in delivering Scrambler Therapy. They trained under Dr. Boese, the first physician in the United States to be certified in Scrambler Therapy® through Delta International Services & Logistics by the inventor Giuseppe Marineo, a biophysicist at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy. Their collaboration with leading experts contributes to the high standards of our treatment protocols.
You can trust that you're in good hands at South Florida Scrambler Therapy. Our expert team is here to guide you through every step of your treatment journey and help you reclaim your life from chronic pain.
Scrambler Therapy®
90% Success Rate
Scrambler Therapy® Technology was originally developed in Italy for treatment of chronic, neuropathic and oncologic pain resistant to opiates, anti-seizure medications, intravenous anesthetics and other forms of treatment. Scrambler Therapy® is a noninvasive, non-pharmaceutical approach to pain therapy. It is a new and revolutionary medical treatment with a 90% success rate for chronic and neuropathic pain.* The Scrambler or MC-5A FDA 510 (K) cleared standalone unit is similar in appearance to an electrocardiogram device. A healthcare professional certified in Scrambler Therapy can correctly identify placement sites for treatment.
The Scrambler device resembles an electrocardiogram medical device in appearance. It has five electrodes the physician places on non-painful tissue near the site of pain but never on the site of pain.
FDA-APPROVED AND BACKED BY TOP RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS
Scrambler Therapy has received strong support from top research institutions globally. A notable review by pain experts at Johns Hopkins University, published in The New England Journal of Medicine in July 2023, reports that Scrambler Therapy provides significant relief for 80%- 90% of chronic pain patients. It is recognized for its effectiveness, noninvasiveness, and potential for permanent relief, positioning it as a promising alternative to traditional methods like TENS.
This FDA-approved therapy works by administering electrical stimulation through the skin, "scrambling" pain signals to the brain with non-pain signals from adjacent areas. This process helps reset the brain's pain perception, offering significant and lasting pain reduction.